I would at least register the script with the WGA (?url? http://www.wga.org/?/url?) first. It costs $20 for non members ($10 for members in good standing) and is well worth the money to protect your hard work.

You can never be too safe on things like this. I mean you can put it there and just hope/ assume it is safe, but you never know who's reading it. You could get it registered just to be safe. $20 isn't a lot when you consider the effort you put in.

without question copyright it

william cheney of cheney productions film co www.cheney2004.50megs.com

It would be a bad idea. Registering it will help, but it's never a good idea to show your script to anyone that other than those you absolutely must.

Ben C.

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thanks to all
I do have the script register with the WGA. But at this time I'll take Ben's advise.
Thanks again.