Hello to all, I just got my pitch requested! I turned in my animated pilot script but I found some all little errors on my script. I not sure how because I check it very thoroughly but I feel as though it won’t be good enough to be sold. I don’t want to create a professional relationship with the executives I pitch to and try to make my script better. I just want to know what’s goes on in a executives mind when it comes in reading an animated pilot script? Is it all about story? Quality? Marketing?
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Whew, BREATHE! LOL First, take a moment to celebrate that victory - that's no small thing to have your script requested!
Second, you can find out what an executive thinks by asking them. We have both Executive Consultations and Executive Coverage for just that reason.
Lastly, not all executives think exactly the same, so you're better off getting to know them as people. They are definitely each individual people!
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Thank you Karen! I'll take a look on that, I really want to build a professional relationship and start something new together. I don't know if I can personally reach out to them, but whatever happens I truly appreciate them
You are most welcome! Definitely reach out to our Director of Script Services, Jason Mirch, who is excellent at matching projects with potential executives for those consultations or coverage reports: J.Mirch@stage32.com
Sounds great its just that I'm such a protectionist and I just want to get it right lol but thank you
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I get that, OB Nwani, and I definitely appreciate you taking the time to reflect and try to learn more for sure. I just didn't want you to think that all executives work the same way. Sometimes the best thing you can do is just listen and be receptive to the person in front of you, you know? Take things one note at a time and one executive at a time. But that's just my two cents ;-)
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Great advice thanks!