The Black List’s website is open for TV business, the script-database service announced Wednesday. “Writers and industry professionals have been asking us about a television version of the site since we launched our feature script service last year,” said Black List founder Franklin Leonard. “The goal of this new venture parallels the mandate of the feature film script hosting service: make it easy for those making episodic content to find great scripts and writers, and help those with great scripts get them to people who can do something with them.” Just like with movie scripts, a $25 monthly fee allows writers to host and index each of their projects, which can be accessed by industry pros and fellow writers. For an additional fee, Black List script readers will evaluate them.
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