Pitchen. Besser Pitchen. Mit Story pitchen

Anyone who works in television knows this: After 30 seconds of airtime—at the very latest—you need to build suspense. This is even more true for pitches. Most pitches don’t fail because of the idea; they fail because of the story. This can be avoided.

In this workshop, you’ll have the opportunity to refine the story behind your pitch in three steps. You’ll pitch to a small group of no more than six participants. Afterward, you’ll receive feedback from the others and the coach, as well as time to revise your pitch. Finally, you’ll pitch a second time.

That way, you’ll head into your lunch break or your next event not only with feedback and tools, but also with a compelling pitch. And who knows who you might meet there and want to convince about your startup?

About me:

I work as a story consultant and creator in Düsseldorf. You’ll benefit not only from my expertise in storytelling for marketing and education, but also from my many years of experience as an author, editor, and dramaturg for film, TV, radio, theater, and the book market—working with production companies, TV networks, publishers, and theaters.