Hello everyone! I have been quite busy finishing these four pitch decks. I now look forward to marketing, pitching, networking and more pitching.
As screenwriters, we have to throw the word normal out the window. It doesn’t exist in storytelling. The moment we cling to rules or formulas, we shrink the very worlds we’re meant to build. Our job is to release control, step into the unknown, and write from the deep—new structures, new emotions, new worlds, and experiences that can’t be explained, only felt. That’s where the real work begins. That’s where the unforgettable stories live.
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Four finished pitch decks is a serious amount of work. Now comes the interesting part seeing which project gets the strongest reaction once you start pitching. Sometimes the market tells you very quickly which story wants to move first.
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Hey Mone't! Good to see you.
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That's a great mindset, and finishing four pitch decks is real progress that puts you in a strong position to market your projects. What's the most unexpected approach you've discovered that you think will help them stand out?
I’ve learned that color is one of my strongest storytelling tools. I don’t use it just to make a deck look pretty, I use it to set the emotional temperature of the world I’m building. Every palette I choose is intentional. It tells you whether the story is warm, dangerous, intimate, chaotic, hopeful. Color helps me guide the audience before they even read a word.
I also rely heavily on real photography. I want people to feel the humanity of the project right away. Real faces, real environments, real emotion, it grounds the pitch in lived experience. It makes the concept feel present instead of theoretical. When someone looks at my deck, I want them to feel like they’ve already stepped into the show.
Those two choices together have become part of my signature. My decks don’t just explain the idea; they immerse you in it. Color carries the emotion. Real images carry the truth. It’s how I make my pitches feel like the first five minutes of the series.
Zoltan I think it might be Dang Gurl, my Rom-Com.
Good to see you also Elle
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Looks great