The short answer: We don't feel it's ethically right to put our name on something we didn't fully create. The longer answer: Everyone can write, but it takes industry experience to write a demo that stands out to agents & clients, and that's what you're paying for with SG. Our years of experience producing games, animation, and commercials. For us there's a difference between collaborating to write (which we love) & being a piece of a process or vision we didn't create. We understanding trying to save money, but experience has taught us that piecing together a demo can be great for some, and not for others. Piecing demos can sometimes be more expensive & risks leaving a lot lost in translation between different people with different opinions of what makes a good demo - some of which could conflict. Because of this it's easy to make small mistakes that can make a big difference in how you present yourself to clients, agents, & more. For this reason we choose not to be part of that combo process, to avoid any harm or complication for the actors we know and appreciate.