I'm taking a great writing class from WIA (Women In Animation) president and animation script writer Lisa Goldman. She is schooling a small group of us in the art of creating character pitch bibles.
There are many similarities between pitching a picture book dummy to editors and pitching to animation producers. The idea has to live on it's own. Someone has to be able to pick up the dummy or pitch bible and know what your book or show is about.
What I'm finding is developing a character pitch bible is helping me create and fine tune my StoryWorld.
Here is a great video of Heather Kenyon, VP of Project Development and Sales for Starz Animation talking about creating pitch bibles.
How to Create a Pitch Bible with Heather Kenyon from Creative Talent Network on Vimeo.
Great stuff!
You can join Women In Animation here.
There are many similarities between pitching a picture book dummy to editors and pitching to animation producers. The idea has to live on it's own. Someone has to be able to pick up the dummy or pitch bible and know what your book or show is about.
What I'm finding is developing a character pitch bible is helping me create and fine tune my StoryWorld.
Here is a great video of Heather Kenyon, VP of Project Development and Sales for Starz Animation talking about creating pitch bibles.
How to Create a Pitch Bible with Heather Kenyon from Creative Talent Network on Vimeo.
Great stuff!
You can join Women In Animation here.
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