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It's a necessary evil. It can be scary, and nerve-wracking, but it's nonetheless an essential part of getting your film onto the big screen. There are as many theories on how to give the perfect pitch -- succinct, exciting, dramatic, and professional -- as there are people who give them.
It's all about getting yourself comfortable and prepared, and to know that what you've got -- ideas -- are the fuel without which NOTHING can happen. There's never been a movie made that didn't start with some kind of a pitch. Pitching, so to speak, gets the ball moving. Read the advice of Ken Rotcop, a dynamic speaker and straight-ahead go-getter, or investigate William Goldman's 10 Commandments of Pitching. If you would like to share your own stories of good and bad pitches, you can contact us.
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