Animation : Pitching animated t.v series online or on stage 32 by Tosin Omotayo

Not everyone reps or produces animation. Ideally, I would suggest you start by making a list of the producers who have experience producing animated material similar to your own. Once you have that "target list," try to get to those producers because they are most appropriate for your project. Cross-reference and see if those producers take pitches. If they don't take pitches, do further research to see if you can find agents/managers/producers who do take pitches and have a track record of doing business with the animation producers on your target list.

okay, thanks. not based in the U.S though, u got any agents/producer for me. thanks.

Hi Tosin! Regina's advice is great. If your project is complete, I'd also suggest checking out our upcoming Pitch Session with Daniel Kendrick - one of his specialties is animation: https://www.stage32.com/happy-writers/pitch-sessions/Pitch-Daniel-Kendri.... Our pitch sessions are a great chance to get your project directly in front of working executives - just be sure to review the specific categories/genres they're looking for so that you can target your pitches properly.

okay, thanks Mr. Hurd.

As Matt said, Daniel Kendrick is huge into the animation world, you should definitely give him a go!