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WorksheetsPitching Your Show Quiz
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the first tip for pitching your show?
Rambling on without a clear point
Start with a long backstory
Be brief and get to the point
Include unnecessary details
What is the second tip for pitching your show?
Use a monotone delivery style
Include random emotional stories
Avoid any emotional connection with the audience
Find an emotional hook that matches the tone of the show
What is the third tip for pitching your show?
Avoid showing any passion for your idea
Act nervous and unsure
Apologize for being a first-time pitcher
Be confident and passionate about your idea
What is the first element in the patented pitch map?
The Setting - describe the location of the show
The Conclusion - summarize the entire series
The Climax - reveal the most exciting part of the story
The Origin - briefly touch on what inspired you to write this idea
What is the second element in the patented pitch map?
The Plot Twist - reveal a shocking turn of events
The Human Hook - explain why the audience will care
The Resolution - tie up all loose ends in the story
The Antagonist - introduce the main villain of the series
What is the third element in the patented pitch map?
The Subplot - introduce a secondary storyline
The Flashback - reveal a past event in the characters' lives
The Foreshadowing - hint at future events in the series
The Characters - describe who the story is about and where they are in their lives
What is the fourth element in the patented pitch map?
Desires - explain what the characters want right now
Fears - describe the characters' biggest phobias
Ambitions - outline the characters' long-term goals
Regrets - reveal the characters' past mistakes
What is the fifth element in the patented pitch map?
Achievements - list the characters' past successes
Luck - explain how the characters have been fortunate
Obstacles - describe what's in the way of the characters achieving their dreams
Coincidences - reveal random chance events in the story
What is the sixth element in the patented pitch map?
The Highlight Reel - outline the funny, sad, and bonkers moments that should stand out
The Lowlight Reel - describe the most boring parts of the series
The Recap - summarize the entire story in one sentence
The Cliffhanger - leave the audience hanging with an unresolved ending
