Visual Storytelling for Animation Projects
Pitching and feedback
A course by Luigi Esparza Santa María , Audiovisual Communicator
Joined April 2019
Joined April 2019
About the video: Pitching and feedback
Overview
“In this lesson we will see how to take the advice you receive in order to improve your story and we will launch our story pitch in an attractive and efficient way.”
In this video lesson Luigi Esparza Santa María addresses the topic: Pitching and feedback, which is part of the Domestika online course: Visual Storytelling for Animation Projects. Learn how to tell a story with simple sketches and prepare a pitch for investors.
Partial transcription of the video
“PITCHING AND FEEDBACK Now let's see how to deal with pitch and feedback, which is very important to polish the story, improve it and thus move the project forward. TYPES OF PITCH OBJECTIVES Summing up a bit, we have talked that there are many types of pitch and everything is aligned with different objectives. Maybe what I want is to get money or hospice, or get collaborators, whatever. All part of the history pitch, having a polished history, ready or as perfect as possible. That pitch is what we will develop, one in which we tell a story, We tell a story and wait back criticisms, comments,...”
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Course summary for: Visual Storytelling for Animation Projects
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Category
3D & Animation -
Areas
Animation, Script, Storytelling
Luigi Esparza Santa María
A course by Luigi Esparza Santa María
Luigi Esparza is an Audiovisual Communicator and master in creative writing. He has been a university professor for ten years, as well as a screenwriter and animation director for fifteen.
He has his own animation company, Polirama, along with his partner Mauricio. He wrote an award-winning script in Peru and Spain, Mochica, which is still in production. He also developed a preschool series called Ciudad Jardín, the first one in Peru. He currently works on another called Babi and Maiki, and another for a teenage audience called Ultraviolet.
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