Hello All, I am already producing two films and am now looking to start two television projects. The properties have been secured, but honestly I feel like I'm in no man's land when it comes to an episodic. Can someone give me tips on the proper formulation of a television series. I have investors waiting to see content, and I would like to have a channel/provider interested along with it when we pitch. I just don't get how to go about this. Thanks for. The help. ,RB
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Not sure if I follow you Ryan, but for a web series or digital network, sounds like you're looking for a distribution deal for online distribution?? You can start by Googling online distributors/networks, pay-for-play, etc.
This is what I did for a series idea of mine, I did a ruff pilot script for a sci-fi, with A and B story line layouts for first season and season two's first episode. Of course it's sitting on the back burner, but that might give you some ideas.
I have a treatment and a pilot but I also have a few financiers and they're all asking about what channel is interested and what the budget is. (This is all happening pretty quick so I'm asking here)
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Thanks for the advice. We do have a completed first season, but it's mini webisodes. We are in the midst of writing a 30min pilot and I'm getting crew together for budgeting and planning. The goal would be either new media through Netflix or Amazon, or cable.