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SimplyScripts Screenwriting Discussion Board    Screenwriting Discussion    Screenwriting Class  ›  What makes a good pitch? Moderators: George Willson
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Is it supposed to be one long synopsis revealing all major plot points? Or should explaining the character arcs be priority? Or should my personality be displayed throughout? I want to submit a few written pitches to Stage32 execs and producers, and they limit it to 2 pages. While spoken pitches can last 5 minutes or more I believe. I have in the past submitted a written pitch twice for the same script and it was one long synopsis. Both times it scored an average of 3/5, and both readers passed on it.
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