Darkest Secrets Of Making A Pitch For Film And Television

What you'll learn
Pitch to a Studio Executive, Producer, Name Actor or Private Investor
Avoid Deadly Mistakes that make the person say "No" automatically
Learn Secrets so you avoid being blindsided during your pitch
Create the emotions of "Intrigue" and "Wanting" so the person easily says YES to your project
Design Your Pitch to Seize the Attention of the person's Emotional Brain
Learn the exact words and actions to SAVE YOUR PITCH if it goes bad and becomes awkward
Requirements
None
Description
Need your movie, TV series, streaming series or screenplay to be produced? Are you going to pitch a project to a studio executive, producer, name actor or private investor? Pitching means asking producers, name actors, and studio executives for help. No one pretends this is easy. "I've seen other filmmakers give presentations," says film producer/director/screenwriter Tom Marcoux, "Many presentations crashed and burned. But remember, people do this all the time, successfully. You can do it well." After gaining funds for a number of projects (one film went to the Cannes film market), Marcoux has compiled what worked and what didn't into this online course. Much of it builds on his observations of dire mistakes, his own and others'. He alerts you to the 10 Darkest Secrets of this process. Even better, you'll find Countermeasures. Discover problems that pop up and how to solve them. Learn to avoid the traps that amateurs fall into. You'll learn great skills and how to eliminate bad habits or wrong assumptions that can torpedo your pitch. When it comes to the vital skill of pitching your ideas and enrolling others into your...

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