Screenwriting : Visual aids for pitching....? by Ron Green

I dig it, using technology to advertise yourself. Never thought about QR code links. Very Smart. I'm outdated- used to save scripts to flash-drives and throw them at agencies for reads :)

From my experience at LSF, business cards are 100% recommended - QR code is a great idea :-)

Small tip about the business cards you'll also receive from others - I took a pen with me, to make notes about who the card was from and the conversations I'd had with them. 1/ to help me remember everyone (my memory lets me down in social situations as I get anxious) and 2/ any unique points can provide an ice breaker when you reach out to people in the days/weeks after the festival

Is this the group pitch or one-on-one pitch format?

I've heard of people using images from their pitch deck during virtual pitching, Ron Green. I've also heard of people using storyboards, props, costumes, etc. during in-person pitches. A business/postcard with a QR code is a smart idea.

Hi Christopher...one to one

Usually, for the 4 min pitch format: small talk, your pitch (90 secs), remaining time to give the delegate time to absorb, think, ask questions. Be prepared for "what else do you have?" Bring a "one-sheet" to leave behind if requested. Business cards - they don't have to be fancy. Remember, you're selling yourself just as much as your script - so, it's a conversation, but still business. The festival will hand out a list of the people participating and their production companies. So, try to read up on them before sitting down to talk.

@Adam Harper, great tip about the business cards! I’ll definitely be using that in the future.