Get a set of exec eyes or ears on the written or verbal pitch for your project.
- Writers may choose to have their 1-2 pg. written pitch or their 8-Min. verbal pitch (via phone or ZoomEvents) reviewed by the working professional of their choice.
- You will receive a personalized feedback report within 7 to 10 business days following the scheduled session.
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1. Know Your Audience: Understand the target demographic and market for your project. Tailor your pitch to highlight how your show will resonate with the intended audience and fill a specific need or gap in the current television landscape.
2. Compelling Logline: Craft a concise and compelling logline that sums up the premise and unique selling point of your work. A logline should be clear, intriguing, and capable of piquing the interest of potential buyers or networks.
3. Character-driven Narrative: Emphasize strong, relatable characters who drive the story and can undergo meaningful development throughout the series. Networks and audiences are drawn to compelling characters that viewers can connect with emotionally.
4. For TV: Show Format and Longevity: Outline a clear vision for the show's format and its potential for longevity. Discuss how the series can sustain interest over multiple seasons while also maintaining a coherent and engaging storyline.
5. Creative Team: Highlight the experience and expertise of the creative team behind the project. Demonstrating a strong track record in the industry and a genuine passion for the subject matter can instill confidence in potential buyers.
I'm deeply fascinated by features, TV shows, and manuscripts that revolve around unlikely heroes. Exploring unconventional protagonists from fresh and innovative perspectives is my passion, as I love to tell stories about characters who defy expectations and rise to the occasion against all odds. Embracing the allure of the underdog, I'm excited about projects that aim to captivate audiences and offer a refreshing take on the hero's journey.
Olivia is a multimedia creative strategist based in Seattle, Washington. She graduated with degrees in Environmental Studies and English from the University of California, Santa Barbara. She has worked in commercial production, and for Paper Kite Productions on BROAD CITY (Comedy Central), DUNCANVILLE (Fox), MAKING IT (NBC), THREE BUSY DEBRAS (Adult Swim), RUSSIAN DOLL, WINE COUNTRY, MOXIE, and NATE: A ONE MAN SHOW (Netflix). Most recently, she directed and edited a documentary called CADDISFLY. She is currently a Fellow for Jackson Wild's conservation media lab. Outside of her film and advocacy work, Olivia is a passionate environmentalist who loves books, snowboarding, and open water swimming
- Immediately after registering, you will receive an Order Confirmation email that serves as the receipt for your registration. In the Order Summary section of this email, you will find a link reading "CLICK HERE FOR INSTRUCTIONS" that will take you to instructions on how to submit your contact info or written pitch via the Material Submission Form.
- Your material/contact submission is due as soon as you are ready, but no later than midnight PT on the Friday before your session.
- The week before your session, you will receive an email from Zoom with the link to your session.
- You will receive this exec's written feedback on your pitch via email within 7 to 10 business days following the session unless otherwise notified.
- Need some general guidelines on pitching? Check out our Hitchhiker's Guide to Pitching!
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Cancellation Policy
You may cancel for a full refund up to 72 hrs. prior to the start of the session. Cancellations requested after this deadline will be ineligible for refunds.
Questions?
If you have any questions at all about this program, email coordinator@roadmapwriters.com!