I am introducing my new movie or tv characters crossing over existing television characters on tv or movies. I writing a plot summary or a synopsis about potential crossovers that could lead us off to a spin off or a movie franchise from my characters that I created to interact with my favorite shows to my potentials that I created for a few years. I been rejected by Hollywood for a long time because they don't take unsolicited material to writers. Unsolicited means no new guys, it's kind of tough to find an agent or a producer to cut you some slack since they don't take unsolicited material. I wrote my first book on twenty movie and tv show ideas and spin offs that you can't pitch to a television network or a movie studio. Because they don't take unsolicited material and so does an agency that will take it too. I watch a lot of tv, I read about fan fiction on the internet where TV shows crossover to other shows or movies. They all stink, but at least they can hear them out or see what happens. As for me, I found another way to get people to read about what happens if an existing tv series interact any of my characters that I created. So, I'm showing the world what would happen any of my characters on my movies that I create would meet an existing tv characters on a crossover. I would love to see people to get their opinion when they read this book and ask if they want my movie characters that I create come to life or want to see if it happens. If they don't I understand. But I want to get people's opinion if they want to see my movie characters come to life. Instead of tv or movie executives and agents reject me and tell me we don't take unsolicited material. My niece ever thinks about going into the business with me, I can tell her it's a long shot. Mostly the only way she go into the business if she knew the right people that can get her in. I wish I knew the right people that could got me in. I kind of wasted years on meeting the wrong people that didn't put my foot in the door. I writing this book for my niece Lakeh Chavala, if she ever wants to go into the business with me someday, that I will be her right person to get her foot in the door. That's the reason why I'm writing this book, because I want to show people how tough Hollywood is and maybe if we want to get our foot in the door, maybe this book could help them out. If they have an idea, instead of pitching it to a Movie or TV exec, we could write a book of our plot summaries or synopsis and get people's opinion to see if this book should be out in the big screen or tv. Their opinion and not the network. Same thing with publishing companies, they don't take unsolicited material too, but if you read on an independent publishing company called Trafford. They'll publish anything for you. I hope when you read this book, give me your opinion and tell me what you think this book should be out on the big screen or on tv.
About the Author: I live in Maryville, Missouri, 64468. He is autistic. His family is from India and he is the first member of his family who was born in America. He graduated in Maryville High School in 1998 and graduated from college at Northwest Missouri State University in 2004. He lived in Los Angeles for three years trying to sell his movie in the big screen. He had an eight-year struggle trying to sell his movie and his book. But he has been rejected for a long time. He wrote this book and dedicates this for his niece, Lakeh Chavala. Sylvester Stallone is his hero who aspired to be a screenwriter when he took a chance to write Rocky. Bobby wrote twenty movie scripts and three books. This is his first book to be out in the bookstores.