Questions for Jason Scoggins

In June, I introduced you to a great new web resource called Life On The Bubble. The site tracks the ebb-and-flow of the spec script market in Hollywood and is run by a fellow named Jason Scoggins. His background:

Jason Scoggins is a manager and partner at Protocol, a Beverly Hills-adjacent literary management and production company. He represents writers, directors and producers of film and TV alongside Protocol’s founding partners Brian Inerfeld and John Ufland. After getting his start in the entertainment business as an assistant at ICM, Scoggins became a TV Literary Agent at The Gersh Agency, followed by a stint at Writers & Artists Agency and then several years in the wilderness. He returned to the business in 2007, just in time to be impacted by the run-up to the WGA strike.

Given how confusing the movie business is just now — see my previous rant… er, post — especially how crappy the spec marketplace is just now, I approached Jason to do a Q&A and he’s kindly agreed.

So through Monday, I’ll be taking questions for Jason. 

Obviously you can ask about the spec market.

You can ask about his gig as a manager.

You can ask why he started his blog and what he hopes to achieve with it.

This is a great opportunity to ‘talk’ with a Hollywood insider.

Please post your questions in comments.

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