How long after you're told "Not what we're looking for right now" do you re-pitch to the same company/producer? Or is this code for "don't waste my time kid"?
Screenwriting : Re-pitching by Anthony Lucas
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I think turnover is really pretty high among those who do first readings at these places and so I would think that next year would be acceptable.
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As soon as you've finished and edited the next major draft. "No" is just an opportunity to make it better.
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Pass is a pass. move on.
Like in The Godfather - Never ask a 2nd favor after you've been refused the 1st.
Pam - at 16 kilos, the Oscar statue makes a damn good door stop. All the best on your quest.
I got a Pass last year but kept the relationship alive, and now they're primed for next time. When you do get a Yes on something else I imagine doors will open to your other work.
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never go back with the SAME project. but if you have a diff one, wait 2-3 months and try again with the new project.
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Make researches before pitching to a company, to be sure those are the kind of contents they're looking for.