Submit your full feature or hour TV pilot script and receive an in-depth, one-hour private story notes call with an executive of your choice. You’ll receive specific suggestions on how to elevate your script's dialogue, structure, pacing, characterization, tone, and marketability.
MARKETING BONUS! If you receive a rating of Excellent or Virtually Flawless in at least four out of five categories (Logline and Formatting/Ease of Reading excluded) on your consultation feedback report, we'll do one round of personalized marketing to 5 execs for this screenplay for free!
Questions? Email terra@roadmapwriters.com!
1) Be yourself. Execs truly want writers to succeed during pitches because they are looking for the next big hit, and they hope it's you. If you mess up during a pitch, who cares... do you! Remember, they want you to win.
2) Show your passion. Execs are investing in you as much as they are investing in what you're pitching. You're more likely to get a yes if execs can see your enthusiasm and connection to what you're selling.
3) Pitch formatting. There are multiple formats for pitches. Some networks (like Netflix) have their own suggested format. I prefer to customize my pitches to each project I'm taking out. For example, if pitching a thriller, you may lay out information in a way that surprises or takes your execs on a journey, rather than just presenting information.
Half-hour & hour dramas and dramedies are more my lane. I'm genre agnostic for the most part, but I'm attracted to ensembles, music-driven, and queer stories.
Pure comedies (like sitcoms)