Hi there and thanks for reading and following me.
I love Sharknado and hate it at the same time - but guess that's why it's such a cult!

To answer your question, there are many ways to get a film made depending upon the time and money you have! And there is no right way to get a film made as nowadays there are many roots into the business and each one is as valid as the last.
In the UK (where I am from) there are usually producers looking for scripts and vice versa so it would be good to check around your local film clubs or film societies first to see if you can get someone interested, You are more likely to get interest here than from a major film production company if you are an unknown writer however that is not unknown but you would definately need a properly formatted script rather than just an idea.
Other ways to get noticed would be to enter the script into film competitions or to visit film festivals as see who is looking for a script and to network.
The BAFTA website http://guru.bafta.org/ has a lot of good information on how to get films made especially short films so it might be worth looking at that site first, or the equivalent national film or arts promotion group where you live. You'll see that everyone really has a different approach and way in so it would be a case or persevering to find the right one for you.
You can also search for film script agents and pitch your script to them directly or even approach film schools and universities (although they will tend to encourage their students to write their own scripts).
TV and internet film companies may also be looking but again you'd need the script first and you'd have to send it off speculatively.

Have you heard of "Attack of the killer tomatoes" which is a 1978 B movie with a similar idea.

I hope this helps a bit - may have to write it up as a proper blog and put it on my site! :) Have a good day and if I hear of anyone

Thank you!

Thanks Kyle. Will do.

So wonderful to have you as part of the family here at WA Elizabeth!

Thank you. So nice to feel part of something very positive - with so many people giving back. There's so much going on that can drag you down, but WA feels like holding hands with the whole world!

Great to have you here at WA Elizabeth and if you ever do need a hand with anything, you have an entire community of support behind you (myself included)! :)

Exciting times lie ahead!

PS. I hope you have a very nice, relaxing and enjoyable weekend! :)

That's really helpful. Thank you.

you are welcome