Mon, 2025-Mar-03 05:03 (GMT)
saw this ad for ScreenPit on BlueSky:
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We are thrilled to present to you
#ScreenPit
8 am to 8 pm Hollywood time
19 March 2025
Screenplays & scripts only (no books)
This is an opportunity to put your loglines out there
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previously it was done exclusively on Xitter, but they’re giving BlueSky a go this time round (apparently it runs four times a year)
in their guidelines they make a number of mentions of SCRIPT REVOLUTION – so i figured it was cool to share it here
to learn more, go to: https://screenpit.org
Sounds interesting, thanks for the info.
i've haven't seen any metrics or testimonials as to its success – but it costs nothing, so what the hey
These are really good events to see what other people are writing and make some new friends, and does get some people read.
i'll take your word for it! – back in March, i did ask them on BlueSky :
i just participated in the latest pitch-a-thon – thanks for the opportunity to share my work and meet new people – i was wondering if you were in the habit of posting any stats after these events? – things like the number of writers involved, the number of scripts pitched, maybe genre breakdowns and how the numbers split between BlueSky and Xitter – it may just be me, but i think this would of interest to both writers and the industry at large – thanks for your time and best of luck!
i received a response shortly before the latest round, where i was told that BlueSky's analytics (or whatever, i can't remember the exact words) weren't up to scratch as yet – which, sure, i guess – i mean, if i had the time, i could produce a set of stats for BlueSky by manually scrolling through the results after searching #ScreenPit ... if i had the time