Marjacq
Agency · United KingdomOpen to submissions
A London agency whose screen department reads full screenplays, from writers with at least one broadcast credit.
The door
Open to submissions
Open to screenwriters who already have at least one broadcast credit. Writers without a first credit are not considered.
What they accept
Full scriptTreatmentCV
Submissions go by email via their submissions page ↗.
Door state checked against their official pages 25 Aug 2026.
What they're looking for
- Formats
- Feature, TV Pilot
- Represents
- Screenwriters, Novelists
- Takes approaches from
- Worldwide
Their film and television agent works with writers across genres and formats, and states she cannot consider submissions from newer writers who have not yet received a first credit.
From their own submission guidance.
How to approach
Check the credit requirement before anything else, because it is a hard gate rather than a preference. Their screen guidelines state plainly that submissions are open to screenwriters with at least one broadcast credit, and that writers who have not yet had a first credit cannot be considered.
If you clear that bar, the package is a full screenplay written to format, a full synopsis including the ending, and a writing CV. The instruction to include spoilers is worth honouring literally: a synopsis that withholds the ending to build intrigue is answering a question nobody asked. If you do not clear the bar, this is a door to come back to rather than one to test.
The PreList verdict
Who this is for: writers with a broadcast credit who want screen representation. The route is direct, takes the whole screenplay, and asks for the synopsis unspoiled by marketing instincts.
Who should skip it: writers without a first credit, and this is the entry in the directory where that matters most. Their guidelines rule it out explicitly, so an approach without a credit is not a long shot, it is outside the stated terms.
Recording the gate is the point of this entry. A credit requirement is easy to miss on a page that otherwise reads as an open invitation, and a writer who sends without one has spent an approach on a door that could not open.
Dylian Salvatore, Founder of The PreList · Updated 7 Sept 2026
Frequently asked questions
Does Marjacq accept screenplay submissions?
Yes, from screenwriters with at least one broadcast credit. Their guidelines state that submissions from writers who have not yet received a first credit cannot be considered.
What should you send?
One full screenplay written to format, whether feature or television, a full synopsis including the ending, and a writing CV.
Getting ready to approach Marjacq?
Every door here reads to reject. The PreList gives your script a full read first: coverage across 11 metrics, formatting and completeness checks, and a rewrite room to act on the notes before anything reaches a submissions inbox.
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