Hello Stage 32 community! I've just joined as a Script or Pitch Deck consultant and really looking forward to collaborating with writers on their projects, scripts, pitch decks! I've worked on a diverse slate of feature films at Twentieth Century Fox, Universal, and IMAX - everything from The Revenant, Greatest Showman, Deadpool, Bohemian Rhapsody to X-Men, Minions, and House of Gucci. Please come find me as one of the Execs in the Script and Pitch deck services! Look forward to meeting.....
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Welcome to the community, Jos Villegas. Congratulations on all your success! Hope you have more. I'm looking forward to your Script and Pitch deck services.
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thank you Maurice!
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Welcome Jos!
On the pitch deck side, funnily enough, earlier today here on Stage 32, was chatting with Maurice Vaughan about the use of reels for pitching.
I've only just dipped my toe in the reel world (accidental pun, but I'll run with it heh heh).
Figuring a reel has to be a more efficient and engaging means for pitching (plus look/feelbooks etc.).
What's your take, based on your experience?
And, btw... hope you have a great time on S32, Jos!
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You're welcome, Jos Villegas.
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Andy Byrne thanks Andy! re sizzle reels for pitching, I find they are effective if you want/need to convey a mood/tone/visual style that’s better shown in AV vs static/deck. I think it’s important that the production values of the reel is in keeping with what you’d strive for the actual produced film as well so it adds to the pitch vs detracts. Overall if done well, I think reels are very impactful! hope that helps!
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Absolutely helps, Jos Villegas. Excellent nuance you underscore there. Very much appreciated.
And totally agree, 'brand' consistency across artefacts around a project is vital. It's a challenging enough industry already without us tripping our own efforts up. Heh, heh.
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Welcome, Jos! Those are some very interesting project you've worked on. I learned Powerpoint when I temped at an aerospace company -- the engineers always created "pitch decks" for their programs, so there are many similarities between the industries.
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Fantastic to have you, your talents and knowledge here on the platform, Jos Villegas!
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Hello:
Congrats! The endeavors, projects, and successes your depths welcome - priceless!
Thank you within you.
God Bless,
John German
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Glad you're with us Jos Villegas and congratulations on your work! Would love to learn more about your services. All the best in all you do!
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Welcome, Jos Villegas!! It’s great to have you here as a part of this community. You should also check out our screenwriting lounge where you can connect with screenwriters from all over the world to offer tips, tricks, advice, and even stories from your experiences. For instance, I’d love to hear more about what it was like to work on the first Deadpool! You can find the lounge here: https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting
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Great to meet you Jos Villegas and congratulations on all of your success.
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thank you Ashley Renee Smith!! I just posted on the screen writers lounge! And, yes, working on the first Deadpool was a lot of fun - it was a departure from the other X-Men films we released in its tone and a first for a character to break the 4th wall.Ryan was and is / continues to be a great sport and collaborator. Really looking forward to hearing more about everyone’s projects! The industry might be going through some challenges right now but everyone still enjoys a great story!!!