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Wednesday, 04 January 2012 00:00

Thinking about pitching your film?

Your pitch must be factually accurate. Do your research so that if you wish to be involved in the production you are indispensable. Don't just Google your facts - that is not enough. Try to see if your story has already been covered. It doesn't particularly matter if it was done quite a while a go if you have a different take on things. But don't just regurgitate a story that everyone knows and has seen. They are in the business and will suss you out. Laura and Natalie can offer you more advice...

 

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Nick Upton

What is your name: Nick Upton Where are you based? Near Bath, UK What kind of films do you make? How would you describe what you do?  I've been researching, di... Read more...

Ronald Tobias

Where are you based? Graduate Program in Science and Natural History Filmmaking, Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana, USA What is it that you do in the f... Read more...

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  • Sabyasachi Patra
    nice... :lol:
  • Urgent Gorilla footage require...
    Great call, thanks for the notification. I am new in filmmaking for conservation and will like to st...
  • Mike Pandey
    making film about the biodiversity is one of the single best task that can be done by any indivisual...
  • Éamon de Buitléar
    thanks eamon & ollie for the lovely cup of tea yesterday ,if you got a chance would email me the lis...
  • Water is Life
    Thanks a lot and happy for being part of those who were trained by Ben please to make conservation f...

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