Hope everyone is hanging in there. It's a great time to write! I just finished my third screenplay, and now I'm working on my written pitch for each. I'm nervous to verbally pitch, so I thought I'd do the written first, then work from there. Any suggestions?
Introduce Yourself : Pitching - Written vs. Verbal by Tamara Steren
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start with your log line
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Got it.
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We have practice pitch sessions in the Writers Room every Thursday. A great safe place to practice.
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Thanks, Thom. Hopefully, I'll get the courage soon to verbally pitch!
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Tamara Steren yes what Thom Reese said. I joined in on one this Thursday just to see how everything goes and now next week I get to pitch. I am nervous but I am studying all the old pitches that they have in the vault.
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Good idea. Thanks, Dorothy!
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I watched pitch tank and 2 practice pitch seasons first to find out how it was done and then decided to dive in to an exec pitch session and the next practice one, and book a pitch session with an exec. So just dive in Tamara and join the sweaty palms club!! The great Stage 32 make it a safe place and give great tips to make us better.
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Thanks, Ricki, for the encouragement!
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Hi Tamara, Good luck with both. Read your written pitch and it will be much easier to transition to verbal.
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You are offered "Strength and Beauty"✍Now go Get Them!
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You will do great. I suggest a sales course for the verbally timid. Dale Carnegie is a great one!