Sunday, June 12, 2011

How to pitch your script/ funding

How to Pitch your script: I have been spending a lot of time on my unpaid work on my The Vertex Fighter pitch package. I bookmarked a lot of links on how to make one. Here they are:

I found the BoilerPlate Summary Top Sheet on how to make a budget for a Film/ TV production:

http://www.boilerplate.net/Preview_Budget_file/BoilerPlate%20Summary%20Top%20Sheet.pdf

I found a company called Pitch Proxy where someone else pitches your script and idea for you:

http://www.pamelajayesmith.net/services/pitch-proxy/

Here's an article from Net Place called "Ways to make your pitch":

http://www.netplaces.com/filmmaking/money-talks/ways-to-make-your-pitch.htm

Here's another article from Script Faze. The used the site on how to make a pitch package. Here's an article about "How to Craft a verbal TV pitch":

http://eyesondeck.typepad.com/scriptfaze/2009/04/how-to-craft-a-verbal-tv-pitch.html

I found this interesting link called "Movie Pitch: Sell Your Idea to Hollywood." You have to buy a CD-ROM, and then you can pitch your idea to them. They will then sell the idea for you:

http://www.moviepitch.com/questions.htm

I found a site called The TV Writer's Vault. The link is "Pitch Your Script." It discusses sitcoms, dramas, and mini-series. An informative article:

http://www.tvwritersvault.com/creating/creatingScripted.asp

Here's a short article from The TV Writer's Vault. It's called "How to Pitch a TV Show Idea or Script." It talks about the logline. That's a way to describe the show in one or two sentences that entice you to watch the show. There are also examples.

http://www.tvwritersvault.com/creating/creatingLoglines.asp

I found a blog on Blogger.com called "The Million Dollar Screenwriter." The heading is: "Crashing Hollywood one script at a time. Don't judge your future successes by what is materializing in your life at the moment. Rather focus on what you are doing today that will create the future payoff."

The article/ blog post called: "Creating a Pitch Bible."

http://milliondollarscreenwriter.blogspot.com/2008/03/creating-pitch-bible.html

Funding:

This is from Ehow.com. They listed ways on how to fund your movie:

http://www.ehow.com/how_4450565_fund-movie.html

Microfilmmaker Magazine wrote an article called Fund- Raising For Your Micro- Budget Film:

http://microfilmmaker.com/tipstrick/Issue17/FundRai1.html

Moxie Matters has an article called "Investor Pitch Packet." I think from this article that I added "Target audience: Teens, young adults and people interested in MMA will watch this TV movie."

http://moxie-matters.com/moxie-services/investor-pitch-packet

I don't remember going to WikiHow before. Here's their article on "How to Sell your Screenplay to Hollywood":

http://www.wikihow.com/Sell-Your-Screenplay-to-Hollywood

Here's soyouwanna.com. The article is "So you wanna pitch a TV show?":

http://www.soyouwanna.com/soyouwanna-pitch-tv-show-1092-full.html

Here's a good film site called NATPE:

http://www.natpe.org/natpe/

Here's Screenwriting Goldmine. I've subscribed to this site since 2009 and have been getting emails from them since:

http://www.screenwritinggoldmine.com/forum/showthread.php?t=928

Here is Film Nova Scotia on Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=167339306649409

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