TSA Literary Agency Selects Pittsburgh Screenwriter as Newest Client

Pittsburgh, PA native Elizabeth Rossi chosen as newest client to be represented by TSA, a literary agency which operates out of New York and Los Angeles. Rossi has written several feature-length screenplays, and her latest script ALL SAINTS EVE is getting rave reviews and plenty of Hollywood attention, including that of the agency.

Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) June 22, 2006 -- Pittsburgh native and screenwriter, Elizabeth Rossi, has been chosen for representation by TSA Literary Agency which is based out of New York and Los Angeles. Although final contract details are still being put together, the deal should be completed by July 15th.

This is all due to the Hollywood attention that Rossi's latest script, All Saints Eve, has been receiving. Over 15 film production companies have recently requested the script, and have it under consideration.

"It's exciting to receive all of this attention", says Rossi, "Getting an agent was definitely the next step to negotiate the best deal." Rossi is expecting an undisclosed 6-figure amount from the sale of this script.

TSA's focus is strictly as literary agents for the screenplay industry, "...it is our job and pleasure to bring our clients’ vision and work to fruition on the big screen". However, the representation contract will include a 90-day no sale clause, which gives Rossi an out if the agents do not sell the script within that timeframe.

All Saints' Eve is a psychological horror based on the wrongful practices of early pagan-Christian rituals. "I typically don't write in the horror genre", says Rossi, "but this idea kept coming back, so I had to get it down on paper".

Rossi has written a total 6 Hollywood scripts spanning several genres, and two televsion-reality concepts which are currently showing over the airwaves.

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