We at Tubefilter are teaming up with Digital Hollywood and the DH Content Summit to run the Pitch Camp session this year, and we’re looking for a few teams of talented video creators to pitch their projects to executives in person on October 20th in Santa Monica.
We’re looking for a variety of projects—some that are already produced and looking to take it to the next level, and others that are just in the early stages. They can be scripted, non-scripted, game-based or even elaborate ARGs that span across all platforms. We’ll select 3-5 of the more interesting concepts and invite them to give 5-minute presentation pitches live in front of the panel of top digital executives.
Our panelists for this Pitch Camp are all leading executives who have just about seen it all. They are veterans in the world of online entertainment who know the marketplace for online content better than anyone. They’ve seen countless pitches—not to mention given a few themselves—so they are here to share some candid feedback on what’s working and what not about the pitch ideas. So even if your project isn’t one of the ones being pitched, this will definitely be an informative and eye-opening session.
The Pitch Camp panelists:
Max Benator, Vice President, Digital Media — hud:sun Media
David Harris, MTV New Media
Amber J. Lawson, Comedy Publisher, Babelgum
Dan Weinstein, Head of New Media for Salient Media / Manager at The Collective
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What we’re looking for:
1. Originality — let’s not rehash failed TV pilots, but instead let’s see something new. Originality is always a good thing.
2. Marketing Plan — make sure to think about not only the concept, but how you plan on reaching your audience.
3. Use of the Internet as a medium — Think about why your project is made for the web. If it’s multi-platform, think about how to harness the internet’s unique strengths.
Register now to attend Digital Hollywood Los Angeles to watch this session in person and mingle with the who’s who in digital entertainment. Save money on the registration with the discount code: tubefilter when you sign up. See you guys there!
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We’re also giving away three full passes to the conference. So even if your pitch isn’t one of the ones selected to present on stage, you still may get to go all week for free.
When will People Chosen be announced?
By the end of the week, meaning Friday most likely. Did you submit already?
Yeah I did, but I used a different Email SAXjewell@yahoo I think…but this is very Cool and Exciting!!
Winning the pitch session would be awesome, the free full week pass would be good too. can’t wait to see who wins. :)
u guys need to tell who run on here!!! I can’t wait anymore!!
omg..when are u guys gonna like tell us who won, Ive been REFRESHING all day for this People…
Any updates on who might have won? I know Sam,Jpoplicean and Dmjmaxx and I are all stoked to know the winners.
have the winners been notified yet, or been announced?
Has anyone one…Im waiting for an Update…..anything?!
Thanks guys for your patience. We’ve notified a few projects, but we’re going in sequence as we hear back from those that can in fact attend. By the end of today the final group should be locked.
Some good news for those that submitted before the deadline — either way, we’re inviting you with a pass (or two) to attend the session at Digital Hollywood. It’s going to be useful hearing how the groups pitch and what kind of feedback they are getting. So hang tight, and we’ll be in touch with details.
so if we havent gotten an Email…we did not win?
so if we havent gotten an Email…we did not win?
I think ‘win’ isn’t the right word here, it’s more that we’ve selected a few shows/projects that are varied in nature from one another and are best suited to serve up some informative feedback from the panelists. We had way more submitted than we can have present, so the selected ones will serve as case studies for everyone. That said, no, we haven’t notified everyone yet. Hope you can attend the session either way though.
I think ‘win’ isn’t the right word here, it’s more that we’ve selected a few shows/projects that are varied in nature from one another and are best suited to serve up some informative feedback from the panelists. We had way more submitted than we can have present, so the selected ones will serve as case studies for everyone. That said, no, we haven’t notified everyone yet. Hope you can attend the session either way though.
ooooh ok I see..my mistake..I understand…So there is still some Hope on getting a chance to pitch…I’ve been checking the site daily like Crazy. lol
ooooh ok I see..my mistake..I understand…So there is still some Hope on getting a chance to pitch…I’ve been checking the site daily like Crazy. lol
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