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Pitchageddon
A new home for projects across film, television, stage, and books — from the first pitch to the people who can help move it forward.
Built for creators, filmmakers, directors, producers, agents, and managers to present their own work or pitch for their clients, with control over who gets to see it.
Provisional countdown · January 1, 2027
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The idea
More than an arena.
A great project needs more than a place to post a pitch. It needs room to take shape, a way to reach the right people, and the freedom to decide what stays private. Pitchageddon is being built as one connected home for that entire journey.
Bring an original idea, a developed screenplay, a series, a play, a documentary, or a book project. Build its story, show the materials that matter, look for collaborators and relevant industry requests, and, when appropriate, invite an audience to support its next step.
The project journey
From idea to opportunity.
These are the stages the full Pitchageddon experience is being designed to support.
Shape the project
Start with the idea and build a stronger pitch: logline, synopsis, format, genre, stage of development, and the materials that help someone understand the vision. Planned tools include guided pitch building and AI-assisted audience, comparable-work, and positioning insights.
Choose who sees it
A project should not become public just because you created it. The planned experience lets owners keep work private, share it with selected collaborators, or make it available to the appropriate registered members and invited industry VIPs. Access is intentional, not an open feed by default.
Find the right people
Explore industry requests from professionals looking for particular formats, genres, budgets, or development stages. Filmmakers, directors, producers, agents, and managers can pitch their own projects or work they represent to relevant opportunities instead of sending materials everywhere.
Build momentum
Projects may need an audience, a producing partner, talent, or a funding campaign before they are ready for the next conversation. Pitchageddon is being designed to bring discovery, collaboration, and supporter-backed campaigns into the same project journey.
Keep the conversation moving
The goal is a clearer path from first introduction to a substantive discussion: controlled submissions, project updates, and a record of where materials have been shared. A pitch can lead to a conversation; no introduction or contribution promises a read, representation, financing, or a deal.
Control stays with the owner
Your project isn’t for everyone.
The vision is private-first. You should be able to create a project without exposing it to the whole internet. You decide when it is ready to be shown and which audience is appropriate: trusted collaborators, selected registered members, or invited and verified industry VIPs.
Agents and managers should be able to present work on behalf of their clients with the same care. Being registered should not mean every visitor gets access to every project; visibility and sharing are meant to be deliberate choices.
The full project-sharing controls are planned for launch. This public page does not open access to private projects.
Who belongs here
The whole project ecosystem.
Creators & writers
Develop a concept, organize materials, and decide when and with whom to share it.
Filmmakers & directors
Present a film, series, documentary, or other screen project with its creative vision intact.
Producers
Introduce projects, find collaborators, assess requests, and build the path toward production.
Agents & managers
Pitch projects for clients and put their work in front of the right registered people.
Industry professionals & VIPs
Discover relevant projects and, in the planned request board, state what you are actually seeking.
Supporters
Follow projects and, where a creator opens a campaign, choose whether to support their next step.