Hollywood is always looking for fresh ideas, ones that give their audiences a new cinematic experience. Even if you think your idea is too far-fetched or impossible to turn into a movie, production companies have scores of people to help shape and mold ideas into something that could be filmed. You just need to pitch the idea so the producers believe it will be a success.
Instructions
1. Form an idea that has depth and substance. You need not create all the characters for your movie; however, you must have a good grasp on who or what the main characters are.
2. Practice pitching your idea until you are able to tell your story without any stops or pauses. Time is money to these people and you want to make your pitch as short but also as detailed as possible. Practice what you will say prior to going to your meeting, so that you are able to pitch your idea in 15 to 20 minutes.
3. Create a presentation to have while you present your idea to production companies. This will help you to be focused and stay on track in the event you become nervous, which is highly likely, especially if it's the first time you've made a story pitch.
4. Be confident and determined while pitching your idea. The big shots at any production company don't want an idea from someone who doesn't show confidence; this could signify that you don't have confidence in your idea.
