Franklin Leonard's Vision for The Black List: Transforming Hollywood's Approach to Risk
Revolutionizing Risk Perception in Hollywood
Franklin Leonard, the founder of The Black List, is not just changing how scripts are discovered; he's redefining how Hollywood perceives risk. The platform that gave voice to unseen screenplays is now expanding into the book world, acting as a giant metal detector for outstanding fiction.
The Evolution of The Black List
- Started as a crowdsourced effort identifying unproduced screenplays
- Aim to link writers with opportunities in film, television, and now publishing
- Seeks to celebrate and identify the best writing across mediums
Revolutionizing Script and Literary Discovery
- Writers can create profiles to showcase their work
- Encourages feedback from the industry
- Fosters a community that highlights storytelling in various formats
Changing the Narrative on Risk
Leonard argues that perceptions of risk in content creation can be fundamentally flawed. By encouraging more openness to original narratives, The Black List aims to shift industry norms and celebrate diverse voices.
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