Is it possible to pitch a cartoon with just a script? Will I

>>89647617
You need a rough pilot these days. Find a student at your local university to help you.

It depends on what you're pitching and who you're putching to, but nowadays the standard is to create a pitch bible.

It includes a logline, synopsis, brief character descriptions, a quick rundown of the first episodes (or the whole first season) and plenty of eye-catching art to go along with it.

The reason is that networks aint welling to invest in a show that may or may not be promising. They want something that they can see becoming a hit just by looking at it.

There are lots of guides and advices online on how to prepare one, but I'll you now - its better to collaborate with someone else, ie an artist, cause it takes time to make one.

t. animation studio employee

>>89647617
which episode was that again? i have to watch it now.

>>89649815
>It includes a logline, synopsis, brief character descriptions, a quick rundown of the first episodes (or the whole first season) and plenty of eye-catching art to go along with it.
I can do that.
Hell, that'll be easier than making this script.

>>89647617
This gave me a fetish for fucking ducks with kissmarks on their anus when I was a kid. There isn't any porn of anything like. So I have to use my imagination.

>>89649815
That's a lot of start up work. Do you at least get mad royalties if they do it?

>>89650070
Also depends on whoever buys you the idea and what the contract stipulates. Not everyone's gonna try to screw you over, but just in case make sure to at least consult a lawyer before signing anything.

at the very least have a pitch bible, which includes a summary of premise, concept art, and character sheets

>>89647617
>I'm an idea man

Get some real training or get a job, faggot.

>>89651508
Who are you quoting?

>>89649857
Dimwit Dexter