Pitching for the Screen: How to Get Heard

Presented by: Blair Richwood | Cathy Fonyanetta | Heather Hale | Jenny Sorella

Blair Richwood, Cathy Fonyanetta, Heather Hale, and Jenny Sorella explore the art of pitching for screen projects. They share practical strategies for shaping a clear pitch, engaging decision makers, and presenting stories with confidence and impact.

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