CREATIVE IDEAS / FILMS / CAMPAIGNS
GOOD IDEA.
NOW
EXPLAIN IT.
Turn the thing in your head into a pitch people can see, follow and act on.
A visual course. An interactive workbook.
Something useful at the end.
LESS FOG.
MORE PITCH.
+ PITCH BUILDERBRING ONE IDEA.
TAKE IT SOMEWHERE.
EXPERIENCE CONTRIBUTING
TO PITCHES FOR
Experience held by contributors. No affiliation or endorsement implied.
01 / THE WHOLE POINT
A GOOD IDEA
DESERVES A
BETTER PITCH.
For the moment someone says,
“Cool. So what actually happens?”
Find the idea. Make it visible. Explain what it needs. Built for emerging creatives pitching films, campaigns, treatments and independent projects.
Get the idea straight.
The brief, the audience, the hook and the reason it matters.
Give it a shape.
Story beats, visual references and a deck with a clear argument.
Make the next step easy.
Scope, cost conversations, the ask and what happens after the meeting.
Includes a complete fictional pitch walkthrough and practical lessons on pitching film and TV ideas on camera.
02 / TAKE A LOOK INSIDE
THREE PAGES.
ONE CLEARER
IDEA.
Start with a sentence. See what makes a pitch specific. Leave with a paragraph you can use.
Actually free. No email required.
You have the paragraph.
Let’s build the pitch.
03 / THE INTERACTIVE PART
PUT YOUR IDEA IN.
GET YOUR PITCH OUT.
Write directly into six guided steps. Your answers become one connected pitch pack. Change an answer; the pack changes with it.
Try changing this sentence. Watch it appear in the pitch summary.
This demo stays on this page. The full builder includes backup and export.
MAKE A MARK
30-second pencil film / direction for development
Local adults aged 18-30 deciding how to spend a weeknight.
Approve development of a script and costed scope.
Fictional example. The full builder uses your answers throughout.
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITH
A pitch summary
A ten-slide outline
A working scope
An email draft
Download your pack or print to PDF. Save an answer backup to keep editing. Use the slide outline to design your actual deck.
04 / WHO’S BEHIND THIS?
FROM PEOPLE
WHO HAVE BEEN
IN THE ROOM.
We’re a collective of producers, directors, ADs and industry insiders with hands-on experience in creative development, treatments and pitches.
We made The Pitch Guide to turn that experience into something useful for the idea already sitting in your notes.
THE PITCH GUIDE / EDITION 01
MAKE THE
PITCH.
One idea. A clear process.
A set of documents you can use.
ONE PURCHASE.
YOURS TO KEEP.
- 42-page visual course in English
- Interactive Pitch Builder
- Six guided steps + one complete worked example
- Pitch pack export + editable answer backups
- Designed ten-slide POINT sample deck
US$47, paid once. Checkout opens soon.
05 / FAIR QUESTIONS
BEFORE
YOU ASK.
Who is this for?
Creatives preparing early professional pitches, commercial treatments, independent projects or introductory film and TV pitches. Bring one idea you want to develop.
What exactly do I get?
A 42-page visual PDF course, an interactive browser workbook, a designed ten-slide sample deck, an example pitch pack and a getting-started note. The workbook assembles a pitch summary, ten-slide outline, scope sheet and email draft from your answers.
Is it a video course?
It’s a self-paced reading and working course with examples and exercises. The film and TV lessons help you make your own pitch video. Recorded classes and personal feedback are not included.
How does the Pitch Builder work?
Download the files, open the builder in a desktop browser and write through six steps. Your answers automatically populate the pitch pack. Download it as a document or use Print / Save PDF. No account or subscription is needed.
Can I save my work and come back?
Yes. Use Save backup to download your answers, then Open backup to continue later or on another device. The builder also attempts to save in your browser, but local-file storage can vary. Keep a downloaded backup.
Do I finish with a designed slide deck?
You finish with a ten-slide outline and the supporting pitch documents. Use that outline to design the deck in your preferred presentation tool. The builder organises your writing; you make the creative decisions.
Will it get my idea commissioned?
The guide helps you prepare and explain your idea. A commission depends on the project, the recipient and the circumstances. No outcome is promised.