I am new around here and I am really liking the atmosphere. Everyone is so supportive and encouraging; its just great. I have not done a pitch before, not formally, but would like to start, but I am not sure if a written pitch is better than a video pitch. I have several scripts written already but one in particular that I would really like to get out there, just not sure how to do that. Any suggestions?
Screenwriting : A Good Pitch by Niki Jones
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Hello, Nicki. I would recommend the happy writers service on here. There is this amazing person named Joey who assists writers with not just any pitch, but the pitch that best fits the writer. I will be looking into to it very soon as well. Whatever you decide, I wish you the very best of luck and welcome to stage 32.
Welcome Niki!
First of all welcome to the community. I HIGHLY recommend the Happy Writers, which you can find on the top menu bar. Joey can give you more information about pitching, as he is the expert, but you should ABSOLUTELY use the Happy Writers service if you're looking to pitch. You can go in to the Stage 32 success stories for hundreds of reasons you should choose Happy Writers
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Thanks so much guys for the advice. I will be sure to use those services. :)
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I suggest you get help from Joey Tuccio and his people at Stage 32. I did, and it made all the difference in the world. Sometimes you only get one shot with producers and you don't want to blow your chance. There is a real art to pitching. Learn how to do it before you squander your opportunity. Best of luck!
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Go with Joey... All the way!
Joey! :)
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pick one script to focus on and do a written pitch that you can turn into a video pitch...
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I have an appointment with him on Monday. Super excited!