FAQs

1. Do these sessions take place in person? Or remotely?

All Group Therapy sessions will take place on Zoom.

While most one-on-one Screenplay Therapy clients prefer the ease of meeting remotely, I am happy to meet in person in the following neighborhoods: Flatbush, Ditmas Park, Prospect Park South, Kensington, Midwood, Prospect Lefferts, Prospect Heights, or Crown Heights. If you would prefer to meet in person, let me know and we will choose a meeting place in one of those neighborhoods that works for both of us.

2. When does Group Therapy meet?

Presently, Group Therapy meets Mondays at 7:30 PM. If this does not work for you, please reach out with times that do. If enough people share the same availability, we will create a group at that time.

For one-on-one clients, we will set a time and day that works for both of us. I'm flexible and can accommodate mornings, afternoons, and evenings.

3. I paid for notes. Just notes. How quickly will you read my script and get those notes to me?

You should receive your notes within seven days of ordering them. I will let you know in advance if you should expect otherwise.

4. What if I wrote a 38-page script? Or an 83-page script? How much do I owe you for notes then?

Notes are $100 for 20-35 pages, $150 for 45-65 pages, and $250 for 90-120 pages. If your script falls between those numbers, you will pay the flat rate. Every page you go over will incur a charge of $2.50.

So, for example, a 39-page script would cost $110.

5. What if my schedule changes and I can no longer attend the remainder of my sessions? Do you give partial refunds?

I do not offer refunds. However, you are welcome to transfer your sessions to another writer or use them at another time. These sessions never expire, even if prices go up.

6. Do you offer sliding scale or student rates?

I do have a limited number of spots for those who are not currently able to afford the set rates. To inquire about this, reach out to me.

7. What if I don't finish my script by the time our sessions are over?

In this case, you have two options: you can request notes for the incomplete script or you can reach out to me for notes when you have completed the script.