EXECUTIVE: "I'm sorry, but we can't help you with your project. First, the script wasn't very good. And second, you're a new production company and we can't afford to take the risk of losing money at the hands of newcomers. We do wish you luck."
EXECUTIVE: "Although we thought your script was very good, we won't be able to work with you on it. We have several other films in production now, but try us again in the future. We're usually looking to help new companies."
EXECUTIVE: "We've reviewed your script and are willing to distribute your film. Considering that you're a relatively new production company, your budget would be limited. We doubt you'd get a better offer elsewhere."
EXECUTIVE: "We read your script and are willing to distribute your film. We thought it was very good and are more than willing to help a new production company get off to a good start. You must realize, however, that your budget would be limited."
