How to pitch a cartoon by Erica Hughes 

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March 16, 2012
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 Pitching a cartoon series to a network is Hollywood’s “backdoor”. Cable networks are more open to unsolicited material and unproduced writers than other markets in the entertainment industry. When you pitch a cartoon you’re allowed more creative freedom than one would be allowed when presenting an ordinary screenplay for a television...

Pitching a cartoon series to a network is Hollywood’s “backdoor”. Cable networks are more open to unsolicited material and unproduced writers than other markets in the entertainment industry. When you pitch a cartoon you’re allowed more creative freedom than one would be allowed when presenting an ordinary screenplay for a television series or movie. If you’re an artist and a writer, you could easily become head writer for the duration of your show. If this is your cup of the tea, the question you might be asking now, is what do I do next? (Click the link above to continue. This article has been moved to http://screenwritersdaily.com/archives/6 .


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