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You’ve already invested in yourself. You bought the screenwriting software. You paid for coverage. You entered the contests. You’ve put in the hours — the rewrites, the late nights, the endless notes. You believe in your story.

But here’s the truth: belief alone doesn’t get your script noticed.

When a producer, agent, or manager asks, “Do you have a pitch deck?” — what they’re really asking is: Are you serious about selling your story?

Because these days, almost every great script comes with a great visual presentation.

Pitch decks have become the industry’s calling card — a snapshot of your world, tone, characters, and cinematic potential. And when done right, they don’t just showcase your script… they sell you as a professional ready to play at the next level.

Professional Pitch Deck Design for Screenwriters

I specialize in transforming scripts into stunning, cinematic pitch decks that captivate attention from the very first slide.

Every deck is custom-built to reflect the tone, genre, and vision of your film — the kind of presentation that instantly communicates: this is a project worth making.

Whether you’re pitching to producers, sending to contests, or attaching talent, your pitch deck should make them see the film before they’ve even read a page.

Ready to Get Started?

Let’s create a pitch deck that sells your story — and shows the industry you’re not just another writer with a dream. You’re a writer with a vision.

Why You Need a Pitch Deck

Producers, executives, and reps are inundated with scripts. They don’t have time to read them all. A sharp, well-designed pitch deck is your first impression — the difference between getting ignored and getting a meeting.

It’s your story’s movie trailer on paper. It gives them a reason to say yes.

And yet, for most writers, creating one feels like an impossible task.

You’re not a graphic designer. You’re not a marketer. You’re a storyteller — and your time is better spent writing your next great idea, not struggling with layouts and fonts.

That’s where I come in.

Because in Today’s Industry, Presentation Is Power

The truth is, great writing still matters — but presentation gets you read.

If you’re willing to invest in coverage, contests, and software, then investing in how you present your script isn’t just smart — it’s essential.

A great pitch deck won’t just open doors.

It shows that when opportunity knocks, you’re ready to walk through it.