Hello all,
I know the whole pitching thing has been covered several times and I've read the posts on www.twoadverbs.com regarding what a pitch should contain, but I can't help but wonder...does the same apply to phone pitching? Or is it generally a more condensed pitch since you aren't there in person.
I have the opportunity to discuss some ideas I'm working on with a producer who liked one of my scripts on a phone pitch soon and I was curious to know if it's acceptable to go into a conversation like this without having every last detail of the story ironed-out or would that just be perceived as being unprepared? My guess is it's a no-no but would love to hear your responses.
Also...any other pitch pointers that were ever left off or forgotten would be appreciated, guys.
Thanks
Santino
I know the whole pitching thing has been covered several times and I've read the posts on www.twoadverbs.com regarding what a pitch should contain, but I can't help but wonder...does the same apply to phone pitching? Or is it generally a more condensed pitch since you aren't there in person.
I have the opportunity to discuss some ideas I'm working on with a producer who liked one of my scripts on a phone pitch soon and I was curious to know if it's acceptable to go into a conversation like this without having every last detail of the story ironed-out or would that just be perceived as being unprepared? My guess is it's a no-no but would love to hear your responses.
Also...any other pitch pointers that were ever left off or forgotten would be appreciated, guys.
Thanks
Santino
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