A special Town Hall event in which two top reps peel the curtain back and give you an insider look into the attributes they look for in a potential client. Take out your notepads and get ready for some nuggets of gold. Pipeline Moderators Matt Misetich and Ruth Sabin will be joined by John Zaozirny (Zero Gravity) and Halle Mariner (APA).
One-on-One: Animation Convo with Joshua Pruett
A candid conversation on TV & film animation between two professionals who come from that imaginative world. Pipeline Exec Roni Brown will host a one-on-one discussion with Emmy Award Winner, Joshua Pruett. Topics will include everything you did not know about animation. Tuesday, August 30, 20224-6 p.m. PT | 7-9 p.m. ET Registration: FREE *NOTE: If […]
Making Your First Short Film
Goes with saying: making a short film is the steppingstone for a burgeoning filmmaker. It's a must if you want to one day helm a feature, and for those who aren't sure where their path leads, a short film can teach them so much about all facets of development, production, and post. But where to […]
Hard Truths: What to Expect When You're Expecting (to Become a TV Writer)
Just for the emerging TV writers ... a panel peeling back the curtain of a writer's room. What you should expect, how to prepare, and tips on breaking in and staying in. Part Q&A, and, of course, part therapy session. Moderated by Pipeline's Jeanne Bowerman and Matt Misetich with three stellar panelists ... Roni Brown @_RoniBrown […]
The Importance of Branding for Creatives
The Importance of Branding for Creatives from Pipeline Artists - Symposium on Vimeo. Branding—what is it, exactly? Branding is more than crafting a logo. It's the unique way a creative presents themselves to the industry and, ultimately, sells their craft. Getting a handle on finding your own distinct definition as a creator comes with a […]
One-on-One: L.M. Elliott
In Symposium's One-on-One Town Hall series, Pipeline executives sit down for in-depth and personal conversations with our friends in publishing, screenwriting, and filmmaking. For our next session, Jeanne Veillette Bowerman speaks with New York Times best-selling author L. M. Elliott to unpack the layered process involved in creating accurate and riveting historical fiction. This candid discussion dives into […]
Networking When You Don't Know Anybody
Networking When You Don't Know Anybody from Pipeline Artists - Symposium on Vimeo. Forget getting past Hollywood’s gatekeepers ... how do you even reach them in the first place? In the entertainment world, all you hear is "Network! Network! Network!" and the path ahead tends to be filled with closed doors, cold contacts, and more […]
Idea Machine: Finding New Stories to Write
Idea Machine: Finding New Stories to Write from Pipeline Artists - Symposium on Vimeo. Hello ... It's me again—your blank-white screen staring back at you on page one, title "TBD." An empty space. Perfectly reflecting the amount of great ideas echoing inside your head right now. So, how do we change that? Maybe start here: […]
Building a Kick-Ass Pitch Deck & Series Bible
Building a Kick-Ass Pitch Deck & Series Bible from Pipeline Artists - Symposium on Vimeo. How to create a stunning deck to help sell your feature or TV series So you wrote an incredible script and you’re really proud of it. Now what? You share it with friends and family, enter some screenwriting competitions, get […]
Hard Truths: First 5 Pages
A Symposium Town Hall bringing us back to a fundamental of storytelling: hook the reader. Our Pipeline staff dig into the significance of those often-troubling first 5 pages—really the first impression of a script as a whole—and how to stand out to industry reviewing your material. Moderated by Pipeline Artists Editor-in-Chief Jeanne Veillette Bowerman and Creative Executive Ruth Sabin, […]