Question about porn comic scriptwriting/porn scriptwriting in general

[Deleted member 2332997]

Being a frequent viewer of porn I figured in my spare time I could write some as a hobby. This idea came to me as I found out that you could submit a script to Kaos Comics or an idea to Web Young. My question is for you guys, have any of you ever submitted a script or idea to studios/artists like the ones mentioned? If so how was the experienced?

I ask this as I’ve always wondered what is the process of a writer getting their idea selected for porn. Is it anything similar to Film & TV where you pitch your idea to a producer or studio exec? Or something else. Looking forward to hearing your responses, and if you know of any similar artists/studios that accept script/story ideas, please feel free to share. Thanks.

 

[anne O'nymous]

I ask this as I’ve always wondered what is the process of a writer getting their idea selected for porn. Is it anything similar to Film & TV where you pitch your idea to a producer or studio exec? Or something else.

I think that it's something that just never happened...

Movies don't have scripts, it's already almost as if they have a pitch. For comics, the artist is the writer or have his writer ; someone who know what fuel him, and therefore will give him fitting scripts. Same for games, where studio have their how writers among their staff.
Of course, it happen that a script for a "regular" comic or game come from an outsider, but I don't believe that someone had the guts to "publicly" advertise that he do porn, even if it's just as writer.

And it's something you should consider yourself. Even if you ask to be listed under a pseudonym, there will be people who know who you are, and traces of what you did. I'm not sure that it really fit someone who want to enter the Film and TV industry. If it's discovered and the word spread, you'll be blacklisted in some places. And where you'll not be blacklisted, you'll still be known as the guy who did porn, what mean that many projects will be seen as too serious for someone like you.