OK, I got a live one. 25 pages in 2 writing sessions. It's morphing from what I thought it would be -- a 2-hour feature -- into a 6 - 9 miniseries, and the pilot is now written. Feels so good to have those words flowing: like warm butter!
It's Dark, brackish comedy based on real events in my own life. From despicable to snot drooling laughter by whipsaw. How do I package up and get ready for a Stage 32 pitch?
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Congratulations on writing 25 pages in two sessions, Gregory McGee!
I’m a Stage 32 Lounge Moderator. I wanted to let you know I moved your post from the Introduce Yourself Lounge to the Screenwriting Lounge. Let me know if you have any questions.
Stage 32 has a TV written pitch example and a verbal TV pitch beat sheet. You can get them by emailing success@stage32.com.
Stage 32 has a free webinar called "How to Write a 2 Page Pitch for Your Television Series" (www.stage32.com/education/products/free-stage-32-webinar-how-to-write-at...).
Stage 32 also has a free pitch webinar: www.stage32.com/education/products/pitching-tips-from-the-pros-your-blue...
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thanks!
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You're welcome, Gregory McGee. The Pitch Practice is the best pitching resource in my opinion. Pitch Practice is every Thursday night at 5:30 P.M. PST/8:30 P.M. EST. You can sit in and listen to members practice their projects and give them feedback. You can pitch your project too, but you have to sign up. The hosts, Noel Thompson and John Mezes, take names during Pitch Practice for people to pitch the following week. You have to sit in and listen at the practice one or two times before you can pitch.
The Pitch Tank is an incredible pitching resource too. The Pitch Tank is where you pitch your script to an executive and get feedback. The Pitch Tank is once a month.
You have to be a Writers' Room member to join the Pitch Practices and Pitch Tanks. You can sign up for your first month free here: www.stage32.com/writers-room/plans-vip