Have Pitch and Materials?
Find Out if They’re Good Enough
Many attendees to the Summit already have materials and a pitch for their idea and are savvy enough to understand you must practice and perfect your pitch before you risk it on the big stage of direct meetings with industry execs and buyers. The Hit Maker Summit offers the perfect setting to do a dress rehearsal for your pitch and get insightful support to further develop and finalize your presentations for the big time.
We’ve had projects in all stages of development, from the most bare notes to full treatments and sizzle reels, show up at the Summit, and everyone benefits beyond what they imagined they could accomplish. The more you have to work with, the more fine tuning our coaching and breakout sessions can do for you.
Yet even the most raw projects benefit from the type of scrutiny our expert eyes and ears will put it through. And we’re there with you, the whole time, to make sure you stay on track, stay motivated, and keep energized and enthused about your project. You MUST be passionate to succeed in this business and the more connected you are to your material; the better it will work for you. We’ll show you how to maintain and use that edge.
Be open to all that can happen to you and your project at this event and you will have a transformative experience that will jump you leaps and bounds in marketing know-how for your idea, as well as the skills to deliver its ultimate success.
Have More than One Idea?
Discover Which Has the Best Chance to Sell And Perfect Your Pitch
Another significant group of attendees to the Hit Maker Summit are show creators who have more than one idea and are still trying to sort out which one is the best to pursue; which one has the best chance of success.
It’s great to have plenty of ideas. Our good friend Doug Stanley, who was a director of photography and producer on Discovery Channel’s “Deadliest Catch,” had a bundle. What he didn’t have was the confidence to not only pitch them himself, and recognize which ones were ready to pitch and sell. After attending the Hit Maker Summit, he not only gained the confidence he needed, he has gone on to sell four shows, including “Hell and High Water,” and “Wild Racers” on MAV TV Channel (Maverick Television).
He’s gotten so good at pitching; he regularly works with our clients at television conferences. He has more than 42 projects in his bag of tricks to pitch (some are partnered with our other clients). Doug’s success in selling all started when he came to the Hit Maker Summit and focused on perfecting one pitch at a time.
No matter how many ideas you have or what materials you have, the Summit will definitely help you sort through your bag of tricks and come up with your most polished and commercial idea and how to present it. Get that one gem going first, and then you can begin to build your empire like reality mogul Mark Burnett, or up and coming mogul Doug Stanley.