Hi Lori Lee Peters - I truly believe it all comes down to how comfortable you are pitching to a stranger, of which I am not. If you feel you're ready and able to pitch your wondrous story in person, that would be the way to go, showing your enthusiasm for your project and requiring the shortest time invested by the one to whom you're pitching.
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I would say 1st person if you are the narrator.
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1st person so it's clear you aren't holding back any secrets.
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Hi Lori Lee Peters - I truly believe it all comes down to how comfortable you are pitching to a stranger, of which I am not. If you feel you're ready and able to pitch your wondrous story in person, that would be the way to go, showing your enthusiasm for your project and requiring the shortest time invested by the one to whom you're pitching.
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First person as, assuming it's a compelling story, a lot of the value is that it's based on true events.