Can you submit a script to Disney?

Disney does not accept scripts that don’t come from employees of their studio. Thus, you either want to know the right people to possibly land a job at Disney or win a fellowship so you can meet writers with clout who may be more willing to look over and consider your script.

How do I submit a show idea to Disney?

You must submit your projects via Disney SendIt to [email protected] please note you will be required to create an account and download software in order to submit your project.

How do I email Disney Channel?

Disney Customer Service Contacts

  1. Disney Email Support. [email protected].
  2. Disney Live Chat Support. N/A.
  3. Disney Call Center Support. (407) 939-7277.
  4. Disney Knowledge Base. https://support.disney.com/hc/en-gb.
  5. Disney Forum. N/A.

What is the Disney writing Program?

ABOUT THE WRITING PROGRAM The DGE Writing Program is a highly selective, annual TV staffing program. The goal is to staff emerging and diverse television writers on DGE scripted series.

How much do Disney writers get paid?

The typical Walt Disney Company Writer salary is $55,066 per year. Writer salaries at Walt Disney Company can range from $47,516 – $78,493 per year.

How do I submit an idea to Pixar?

Pixar does not accept any kind of creative submission. All of Pixar’s ideas and stories are developed internally and it is our policy not to look at any external submissions. For legal reasons we do not consider any creative material (scripts, synopses, sketches, etc.) sent to us unsolicited.

How do I contact Disney Channel auditions?

Disney Channel Looking for New Talent

  1. Here is the notice: “Disney Channel is looking for exciting new talent RIGHT NOW with an online open casting call for GIRLS AND BOYS who can play ages 8-16.
  2. Here is the link for the Open Casting Call*:
  3. https://partners.disney.com/disney-channel-casting.
  4. All you need to do is:

How do I email a Disney board of directors?

Executive Contact Information

  1. Bob Chapek. Chairman, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts. [email protected].
  2. Robert Iger. [email protected].
  3. Phil Holmes. Vice President of Hollywood Studios, Former Vice President of Magic Kingdom. [email protected].