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How to Pitch a Killer Idea

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Have you written a script for a TV series, film, or an idea for a documentary? Are you finding it difficult to pitch this to studios and production companies?

This session will explore the ways in which creators can put their best ideas forward in a pitch that makes a production company sit up. You will get an insight into how key relationships are made, who the key people are to seek out at a production company and how you can show your added value in your treatments and pitches. 
There will be an opportunity for questions. 

The panel will be hosted by BBC Studios.

Key Information

Date & time:
Saturday 30 April, 1pm
Sunday 1 May, 5pm

Location: Level G Studio, Barbican Centre

This is open to Young Barbican: The Takeover ticket holders.

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Event Information

How to Pitch a Killer Idea is on Saturday 30 April at 1pm and Sunday 1 May at 5pm.

The workshop will take place in our Level G Studio. 

Sign-up with hosts on the day. 

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Young Barbican: The Takeover is taking place on 30 Apr - 1 May. Check out the full programme.

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Katrina Bell

Development Producer

The co-executive producer on the BBC Sounds/1Xtra podcast PRESSED. PRESSED has held the highest proportion of U35’s listeners across the network since it’s launch in July 2021. Katrina is a development producer with a demonstrated history of collaboration, entrepreneurship and creativity. She works cross-genre and cross-platform (podcasts, books, live shows & long-form content) on developing ideas with top-level talent. She led the development activity with Pinterest, to uncover new stories in the Factual Entertainment space.
 
A proud Glaswegian, Katrina has enjoyed a diverse career that spans numerous creative industries - including Art Direction, Marketing and Design. Frequent speaker on creativity, podcasts and storytelling. Previously a mentor for Iconic Steps & Leonard Cheshire.
 

Level G Studio

This event is hosted by BBC Studios

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