"Double ZZ Blogs"

  H ow I Learned the Hard Way: The Best Way to Pitch a Movie Idea (Even If You Haven’t Written It Yet) The Panic of Pitching Something That Barely Exists Let me start by telling you something real: the first time I tried to pitch a movie idea I hadn’t written yet, I felt like a complete fraud. I mean, who was I kidding? I had no polished script, no fancy logline, just a messy notebook full of half-formed thoughts and dreams that only made sense to me. Still, I showed up, sweaty palms and all, to pitch an unwritten idea because I truly believed in it. Guess what? I crashed and burned. But looking back, I see now—it wasn’t because my idea was bad. It was because I didn’t know how to pitch something that wasn't fully born yet. If you’re here wondering "How the heck do I pitch a movie idea that only exists in my brain?" — trust me, I’ve been there. And I’m about to tell you everything I learned the painful (and eventually successful) way. Step One: Believe in Your Idea Like ...