Fundamentals of Screenwriting: Pitching 101

The latest installment of the Fundamentals of Screenwriting Series with Timothy Michael Cooper

Event Details

Monday June 6, 2022 5:00 pm

via Zoom

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Pitching 101

Take the guesswork out of the pitching process as you learn the secrets to selling a brilliant show/movie—by selling your voice/yourself.

Some of the topics and techniques we’ll cover include:

  • Learn all the components you need to pitch a TV show or feature, from bios to season summaries.
  • Connect in the room, put people at ease, and show them why YOU’RE the best writer for the job.

…and a whole lot more. Hope to see you there!


Timothy Michael Cooper is an award-winning filmmaker, comedy writer, and script consultant. He wrote and directed the Writers Guild Award-nominated Concierge: The Series, starring Kate McKinnon. His short comedy Lemon premiered at Tribeca, played at dozens of international festivals and on United Airlines, and is currently in development as a sitcom. Plus, he’s been part of the writers’ room for the Writers Guild Awards for the past six years, writing monologue jokes and sketches for numerous hosts/presenters.

Through his company, Blueprint Screenwriting Group, he’s taught hundreds of writers. His clients and students have sold their scripts to major studios; staffed on multiple network and cable TV shows; screened/won at SXSW, Sundance, Tribeca, Cannes, etc.; and got their movies and shows made across the globe.

Timothy is a proud member of the WGAE, the Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective Writers’ Workshop, the Hollywood Radio & Television Society, and the WGAE Softball Team.

About The Fundamentals of Screenwriting Series

The Fundamentals of Screenwriting with Timothy Michael Cooper is a WGA East seminar series that aims to live up to its name – to teach the fundamentals for screenwriters that need a refresher or journalists and other screenwriting novices looking to learn for the first time.

Watch the previous installments of the Fundamentals of Screenwriting series here.

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