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As Seen On Oprah

As seen on Oprah

"Before you can get someone to read your screenplay you have to know how to pitch them on the idea. Ken Rotcop, an award-winning writer, is the master at teaching writers how to pitch. Remember, it's all in the pitch, it's all in the pitch!"

—Oprah Winfrey,
The Oprah Winfrey Show

Announcements:

 

Ken will be conducting a weekend seminar at the Writer's Store in Westwood, CA on pitching. Joining Ken will be a handful producers and agents. March 19 & 20th. For more information contact Dana Hahn at the Writer's Store@ 800-272-8927 ext. #13


Ken will also be conducting a two day symposium in Scottsdale, AZ sometime in late April/early May.

Stay tuned for more details.


Ken will be holding an all-day seminar on Wednesday, June 2nd at the Santa Fe New Mexico Writers Conference. He hopes all his writers in the area will come and see him. The Screenwriting Conference in Santa Fe (New Mexico) on June 2nd has been designated "Ken Rotcop Day" and he will be teaching an all day seminar on screenwriting.


Ken's new book:  The Perfect Pitch: 2nd Edition is now available at Barnes & Noble, Borders and Amazon.com

Ken Rotcop's Pitchmart

Pitchmart founder, Ken Rotcop, Screenwriter & Author of The Perfect Pitch: How to Sell Yourself and Your Movie Idea to Hollywood, feels that "Your verbal pitch is the most important tool in selling your idea. Find out how to improve your pitching strategies and get your buyer's attention!"

Pitchmart is a semi-annual event available to Ken Rotcop's Screenwriter's Workshop students who really want to work in the business. Current members are given the opportunity to pitch the scripts that have gone through the workshop, to Studio and Production company executives on a one-on-one basis.

Ken Rotcop, WGA award-winning writer and former creative head of Embassy Pictures, Hanna-Barbara, Cannon Films, and Trans-World Productions, holds weekly screenwriter's workshops in L.A. and the San Fernando Valley area for beginning and intermediate screenwriters, taking the writer from idea to completed screenplay!


TO ALL THE DUTCH WRITERS WHO HAVE CONTACTED ME:

I’m afraid you have been misinformed about my services. And what you have read about Hollywood is not true.

I do NOT, under any circumstances, pay for ideas. To the best of my knowledge, in over 40 years in the business as a writer and former creative head of four studios, I personally know of NO ONE who will pay for ideas. Ideas are a dime a dozen. What Hollywood does pay for is completed screenplays.

I am an award-winning writer and produce ONLY my own scripts. I am sorry that you have been misinformed. I have contacted the author of the book that you got your information from and asked him to delete, in future editions, all mention of my name.

Sincerely,
Ken Rotcop

 
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