Perfect Your Pitch Boot Camp

Do You Want to Attract Attention to Your Story?

Have it optioned by a film producer and see it playing out on the silver screen?

Get a literary agent or publisher?

Then, Our Perfect Your Pitch Boot Camp is a MUST!

Who Should Attend Our Perfect Your Pitch Boot Camp

Screenwriters: who want to attract attention to your script, have it optioned and see it playing out on the silver screen.
Authors: Whether you have a script, an adapted book, intending to have our script editing team adapt your novel to film or planning to adapt your book yourself, you need to perfect your pitch before pitching to producers!
Writers: If you are planning on sending your story to publishers or literary agents, you need to know how to pitch your story so that it hooks them to ask for your manuscript.
Non-Fiction Writers & Authors: If you run workshops or courses to sell to your target audience, this Boot Camp teaches you how to focus and distil your message, enabling you to pitch effectively.

Thanks for creating the course which was packed with information. It was very timely for me, as I revamp my pitch and query letter to send to agents, and particularly useful was the framework for the log-line and how to build it up with vivid adjectives.

Writer, Sylvia Bluck

Attending the Page Turner Awards Perfect Your Pitch Bootcamp is incredible. The first day alone taught me so much, even though I've taken Pitch classes before. I highly recommend this boot camp if you are serious about creating a buzz about your writing project. Your pitch will have the competitive edge to wow agent, publishers, producers and directors.

Author, Robbi Bryant

What's included?

Prepare Your Pitch

On Day 1, you will learn how to prepare your pitch before you have to do the live pitch.

Learning includes:

What is a pitch and why every writer MUST have a pitch
Why a logline is essential to your pitch
Creating a stunning logline
Why a pitch deck is vital to your pitch
Planning your pitch deck
The essential elements to a pitch deck
How to plan your pitch approach
Preparing a Zoom pitch
Pitching on Zoom.

Pitch in Person

On Day 2 a Film Producer will teach you how to pitch to film producers "in person" at pitch festivals.

Verbal pitching differs to a written pitch and query letter.

Learning includes:

Film industry secrets on how to perfect your prepared pitch to ensure you hook the producer when you pitch in person.
Adapting your pitch to producers, streamers, and whoever is in front of you.
Tips on how to develop your verbal pitch
Techniques to sell yourself as much as the idea of your story or screenplay.

For Writers: Adapt the film producer's lessons to ensure your manuscript pitch at book fairs or live pitching festivals hooks a publisher or agent!

Practise Your Pitch

On Day 3, we go through targeting your pitch - the "who should I pitch?" that comes after learning how to pitch your story.

Then, you get to put your pitch preparation into practise. You will have all your homework ready to practise your pitch to the rest of the group.

Learning includes:

Receive feedback from writers in the same shoes as you
What hooked them about your pitch?
What confused them?
And any other feedback will help you to continually Perfect Your Pitch!

Digital Pitch

After this 3 day intensive course, your final pitch will be sent to Page Turner Award's mailing list of film producers, publishers and literary agents who are looking for scripts to option for film, TV series and documentaries.

This includes:

Your logline/premise
Your synopsis
Your genre
Type of script (film or TV series)
Length of script or word count of manuscript.

We make the connection to any producers, publishers or literary agents who ask for more information and let you "Perfect Your Pitch" with all the learning from the Boot Camp.

You can take your time learning how to pitch and use your digital pitch in 2025 when we do our next digital pitch send out. All attendees of this course will be invited to either a 2024 or 2025 digital pitch.