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Screenwriters World Conference 2014




 
Hello,
Not many weekends offer an opportunity like this one and I want to make sure you know about it. I'd like to encourage you to make the most of these next few days by getting your work in front of a remarkable roster of Hollywood's decision-makers.The Screenwriters World Conference-which begins today in Los Angeles-serves as your introduction to the people who can make things happen in your career. And there are plenty of built-in opportunities to network all weekend long, including the event's signature Pitch Slam.

Plus, when you register for the Pitch Slam, you're guaranteed inclusion in the Pitch Slam Logline Directory. Your name, contact information, logline and details about your script will be sent to every agent and exec in attendance for review after the event. Not only is it your chance to preserve your pitch in the exact way you'd like it remembered, it's also a great reminder for those agents who heard something they liked, but perhaps forgot to secure your contact info.

No other screenwriting event offers a benefit like this one to its attendees.

So if you'd like to be here tomorrow pitching directly to more than 80 top agents and execs, you have two options:
  • Register onsite tomorrow for either the Gold or Gold Pro Pass and not only take advantage of hours of invaluable education this weekend, but also snag a ticket to tomorrow's Pitch Slam.
  • Or, if you'd like to come solely to pitch, you can now register for the newPitch Slam-Only Pass and enjoy entry into each Pitch Slam session tomorrow, plus the evening's Cocktail Networking Reception.
Ready to move your career forward by leaps and bounds? Registration opens onsite beginning at 8:00 AM tomorrow. Make your way to the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, located at 2025 Avenue of the Stars. You'll find us waiting for you in the California Level, two floors down from the lobby. 

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