• Understanding the requirements of a broadcaster or streaming platform 
• Learn what commissioners are looking for 
• What you will need to present for a successful pitch

• Identifying opportunities for factual content 
• Identifying target audience and platform 
• Refining your idea or story pitch

• The 3 stages of production 
• Pre-production planning 
• Scripting the pilot 
• Budgeting and Scheduling

• Deconstructing successful pitch decks 
• Preparing your presentation 
• Presentation Skills 
• Managing Feedback

A 2-day in-studio presentation (8 hours each day)

• Day 1 & 2 – Prepare and Deliver a Presentation Pitch
  You will need to prepare and deliver a presentation as if you were pitching a project to a commissioning editor. You will need to clearly outline your project, including pre-production, rough pilot scripting outlines, as well as production budgets and timings.
  
  You will be able to choose any topic for your presentation, however, will be encouraged to select an area that aligns with your preferred area of factual film interest.
  
  This is your opportunity to apply the knowledge and insights you have learnt through the theory modules.
  Day 2 – Feedback And Assessment
  

The FFDS panel will assess your presentation and you will gain structured lecturer feedback and input.

You will also receive detailed direction on how to improve the pitch presentation and will also receive a formal assessment of your event.