Learn from HBO Producer on Mastering Your TV Pitch

Dear {NAME}, Thee amount of television pitches being greenlit in the room and the amount of television scripts being optioned and sold has never been higher. But, as is the case with just about anything, the bigger the gold rush, the more people seeking the gold. The content is one thing, how you pitch the content to networks, development execs, financiers, producers, managers, agents and other decision makers is quite another. Experienced professionals can spot an amateur pitcher within the first 30 seconds, if not sooner. You have to be able to stand out. And we're here to help you do just that. Bret Slater has produced such acclaimed shows as the multi Emmy nominated Ballers for HBO and worked on the multi Emmy nominated such as Boardwalk Empire for HBO. He is currently working on David E. Kelley's new series, Big Shot. Bret has been reading and listening to television pitches all day (and pitching projects himself) just about every day since he broke into the business over a decade ago. He's seen every style, heard every idea, and knows as well as anyone what makes a television pitch a winner. Bret will teach you the entire landscape regarding pitching a television pilot or idea. [Today's Flash Sale - Get 20% Off!]( --------------------------------------------------------------- "Having spent nearly 10 years in the feature world, I recently wrote a pilot and quickly realized the landscape is much different. My old tricks for pitching features didn't apply for TV. It's a different animal. Now I'm ready to get back on the attack." Milos S. --------------------------------------------------------------- What You'll Learn from Bret Slater: - Overview of TV Pitching - What it’s Like to Pitch and be Pitched From Bret's Side of the Table - The Producer's Role - What They Actually Do - Expectations vs. Realities - How They Can Help You - The Executive's Role - What They Actually Do - Expectations vs. Realities - Tips to Get Them to Champion Your Project - Representation's Role: Agents, Manager, etc. - How to Get Them to Respond to You - Crafting Your Pitch - 3 Basics that MUST be in Your Pitch - The #1 Rule on How to Deliver Your Pitch - Breaking Down Do's & Don'ts for Various Pitches - Written Pitches - examples of what works, what doesn’t, over produced vs underwhelmed - Oral Pitches - how to set the tone and pace of the meeting - Online/Skype Pitches - how to master a virtual connection - Reading the Room - Insight into What I'm Thinking on the Other Side of the Table - You Need to Know This! - How to Wrap it Up - Follow Up from the Pitch - How Best to Reach out After the Fact - Q&A with Bret [Today's Flash Sale - Take 20% Off!]( [Register Now]( Can't watch it now? Don't worry! Take advantage of today's sale price and you can watch it on demand as many times as you'd like for up to 1 year! Copyright © 2020 Stage 32, All rights reserved. You are receiving this message because you are either a member of Stage 32 community, or you have subscribed to receive a newsletter on our landing page. Our mailing address is: Stage 32 2711 N Sepulveda Blvd Manhattan Beach, CA 90266-2725 USA Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from educational updates](. This email was sent from Stage 32 through MailChimp. To [unsubscribe]( or manage your preferences, please use the links above. Help us send you more useful emails by keeping your profile up to date.