So think your query out completely before you go about submitting it. Be thoughtful and consider every possible way to stay in contact with these potential buyers. Try asking a question or two and use the opportunity to learn something. Most Hollywood types are willing to respond to someone who communicates with intelligence and is professional. They even appreciate it when a writer contacts them without trying to pitch something to them.
Desperation is something any good agent or producer can smell.
But if you're sitting there thinking that you've got a cool web site and all you have to do is wait for Terence to find you, you're wrong. In theory, it's a terrific idea. But the reality is simply that it's too cumbersome to have to go and connect to the Internet, find a writer's web site and read page samples. Recently it was big news on the Internet when a French screenwriter sold his script as a direct result of an email pitch. What's both humorous and important to note from the article was that Mr. Thompson had no idea how the writer got his email address.