Pitch Your TV & Film Project with BRIC in Brooklyn
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–6 hours per session
Fitness Level
Requires no physical fitness, suits all levels
Overview
The BRIC Pitch Series in Brooklyn equips emerging filmmakers with the skills and connections to turn ideas into successful TV and film projects. Dive into courses and community-driven events designed to sharpen your pitching craft.
BRIC Pitch Series w/Seed&Spark
Learn to pitch your project at BRIC!
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About This Adventure
Join the BRIC Community Media TV & Film Pitch Series, where aspiring creators transform their media dreams into reality. Engage in courses, panel discussions, and networking events designed to equip you with essential skills for packaging and pitching your projects, making this a unique opportunity for budding filmmakers and storytellers.
BRIC's two Community Media TV Networks—Brooklyn Free Speech and BRIC TV—come together to bring you a unique opportunity: the BRIC Community Media TV & Film Pitch Series. The series was created with one goal in mind— to turn media dreamers into media makers. Through a series of courses, panel discussions, and networking events, participants will learn all of what they need to know to package and pitch their project.
Adventure Tips
Prepare Your Project Summary
Have a concise elevator pitch ready before attending sessions to make the most of networking opportunities.
Engage with Panel Discussions
Ask questions and take notes during panels to deepen your understanding of industry expectations.
Network Actively
Bring business cards or digital contacts to build relationships with fellow creators and mentors.
Follow Up Promptly
After events, reach out to connections while your conversation is fresh to maintain momentum.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban peregrine falcons nesting on high-rise buildings
- Squirrels and migratory birds in nearby Prospect Park
History
BRIC has been a cornerstone of Brooklyn’s media arts scene since the late 1970s, supporting community voices through evolving platforms.
Conservation
BRIC actively promotes sustainable practices, encouraging digital workflows and reducing single-use materials during in-person events.
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Recommended Gear
Notebook or Digital Device
Key for jotting down insights, contacts, and ideas during sessions.
Business Cards or Contact Info
Facilitates networking and follow-up with peers and mentors.
Comfortable Clothing
Dress for urban indoor environments and occasional outdoor gatherings.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during longer summer workshops and events.
summer specific