Introducing myself here finally. Saying hello and looking for future help, feedback and community.
Introduce Yourself : Saying hello ~ by Kay Gossage-Longo
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Welcome to the community, Kay Gossage-Longo. How's your TV series coming along?
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Hi Maurice Vaughn - it is coming along well. I have torn the Pilot apart a few times and it is almost completed. bible is done and my Pitch Deck is created - still needs a few tweaks - getting there.
"I have torn the Pilot apart a few times." I relate, Kay Gossage-Longo. Haha It sounds like you're almost ready to pitch!
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Welcome to the community! What are you currently working on Kay?
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Maurice Vaughn - almost! I need to send it all to proofreading - waiting on Pilot so it can all go in at one time - easier - soon!
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Welcome aboard, Kay!
Keep us posted on your series, Kay Gossage-Longo.
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hello, what type of help? What type of writing do you do? “ gender”
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Hello, Kay, I’m so glad you joined us!
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I review screenplays and comic scripts every week on my YouTube channel if you looking for some free feedback.
https://www.stage32.com/media/3500252380887264882?ref=search&autoplay=1
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Nice to meet you, Kay! That's exciting that you're working on a TV series. Say, what's in a pitch deck? Is there a basic standard?
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Ben Henning - Hi - on the Pitch Deck. No I do not think there is a standard but I know you needs basic info - summary - genre, TV or Move, Budget, synopsis, main characters, production info - how long is script, cast, locations to shoot, target audience MAYBE marketing and distribution plan, any competition/comparisons, your contact info of course... I am NOT the expert on it at all!!!
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Kay Gossage-Longo good stuff. I have an original pilot script but I've never created a pitch deck before, so that sounds like a good next step for me! Though I don't know the first thing about practicalities like locations or budgets LOL. Still, I can get started on something basic.
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Ben Henning - I went to storydoc.com - it had a tone of templates and examples which made it easy!! I did not have all of the info either so I put TBD - can be tweaked later a lot quicker than creating the entire thing at the last second - yes I got mine going so I have it mostly done - I found places that would do for you but I have a control issues (LOL) and enjoyed doing it myself. Took some time but I enjoyed it - all part of the process to me - plus no one knows the story better than you... GOOD LUCK!
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Kay Gossage-Longo totally. I think it's good to try one's own hand at these things to get some experience and skills. Never know when it'll come in handy. I also plan to try creating some storyboards for my pilot. Again, not entirely necessary, but having it on hand and having the skills can't be a bad thing.
Thanks for the website resource!
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Kay is right about the basic info and the production info that go in a pitch deck, Ben Henning, but you usually only need to include the filming locations and marketing/distribution plan if you're producing the project yourself or looking for funding. You usually don't need those things if you're just pitching your project as a writer.
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Hi Kay - it’s great to meet you here in the community. Of you’re looking for expert pitch deck guidance I highly recommend Ewan Dunbar’s Stage 32 course on pitch decks - Ewan is a fantastic resource and generous educator. Here’s a link so
you can check it out: https://www.stage32.com/education?p=8944923574579