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Eugen Erhan:
that was my initial thought too…
But with a database of movie final scripts (most being online, and searchable via google) you can quickly find the lines you need. The page number usually indicates the minute in which the line appears in the movie… all you need is the actual movie, and thanks to torrents and dc++ with a fast connection - that’s no big deal, even for old/rare pieces.
I’d say this can be done in 2-3 days of intensive work. (depending much on the editing machine)
It may still look like a handfull, but to get close to 1 million views on youtube in a year - that’ss pretty good, and i’m sure this thingy is making money for someone as we speak.