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You have a great television show idea. You’ve done your research and realized there’s a market out there for what you want to do—and how you want to do it. You’ve asked for advice, consulted with collaborators, and decided to take the next step into Hollywood. Now what?
Pitching a television show is an art form onto itself. Competition in the entertainment industry is stiff, especially if you’re not an established name. TV series get commissioned for their originality, longevity, and long-term profitability. A solid pitch will demonstrate your creative point of view as well as how your idea fits into the market.
A television show pitch is a comprehensive document that includes a logline (or “elevator pitch”); the “bible,” which provides a rough outline of where your series will go in the first season; and a completed pilot script. Some pitch documents may vary in their contents, but all should give network executives or production companies reviewing the pitch an idea of the show’s core idea, as well as a sense of your writing style.
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