Screenwriting : How Your Script Actually Stands Out to a Producer by Henry Hereford

Henry Hereford

How Your Script Actually Stands Out to a Producer

It is all about the pitch: what makes a producer lean forward instead of switching off, how to use your six minutes to earn a "yes, send me the script" instead of trying to tell your whole story, and the common mistakes that make pitches blend together.

I'm really excited to be teaching this class to build confidence and understand and I hope you can join.

Delenn Kerkhof

Pitching is sometimes the most intimidating part of the process and learning to do a solid one is essential. Can't wait for the class!

BASHA Penukonda

In that case, we should narrate the key elements of the story, the engaging scenes. It could be a character, it could be a scene, it could be the story itself we need to tell it in an engaging way. It's only when it's interesting that the producer gets involved.

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