The answer to this is that if I demand money in one way or another, or even demand only your email without money, far fewer people will go to my site and read me. They ask me why you don't go to the film commissions, and I reply, they deal with one of your works at a time, and it requires a lot of bureaucracy and mess, I just can't stand it.
So I said to myself, take it, let the public read all the scripts, everyone will enjoy it (or at least the majority), and if by chance someone wants to produce my script, that's fine. But in the meantime my scripts will be distributed to the general public. Let them not say that there are only borax films or films that humiliate the State of Israel (and all of us).
I said that I take my scripts seriously as works of literature. In the scripts, I also have messages about life here and in general, and it is important for me to convey them in the scripts. I try my best not to get into politics and therefore I sail to the realms of the future (and maybe in the future also to the realms of the past). Except for one case where I wrote the Yehuda script. I will talk about this script soon.
A normal action movie doesn't excite me enough. There could be an action film of mine against the background of an alternative or future Israel, and this gives all the flavor to the plot of the film, allows you to enjoy the icing on the cream and the ice cream. Just to watch a series or a movie, during which the hero is tormented for no purpose? does not interest me.
For your information, my scripts are backed up on an international copyright protection website and if anyone copies my works or part of them, they will be sued. Today I don't need money for my living and this gives me the drive to distribute my scripts widely so that as many people as possible can read them and enjoy them.
And finally, I would like to express my gratitude to a dear person, Eyal Grad, who accompanied my stories in the beginning of my journey and taught me how to write scripts. Some of you may have heard of him or know him, he walks among us. Thanks Eyal.
This is how I will end today.