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So appreciative to have this point of reference to come from. Im looking forward to getting face to face and doing the deed.  Im a master closer, it'll be interesting.....
You're awesome  Lowell for sharing. This  body of knowledge and experience you bring to the table- special  place of authencity. 

So awesome. I really wanted to hear a pitch- keeping it real- thanks. Now the guideline's a perfect template. Heard the outline- treatment- backstories- correlations- wham bam thankyou ma'am, all the  cards faced up- name of tha game. Lol. Love it. I appreciate being professionally pitched to- it's like the story- reversed.  Pacing allowed impact without impacting the enthusiasm of the story- excellent control- practice, drill and rehearse-live in the pitching moment. Beleive I can put my spin on the pitch as I do with writing- silently screaming in the suits faces. Right? Or they dressed in  names? lol. Thank you Lowell, hope to meet you someday.

Hi, I'm making my way through the lessons starting at the last. I just watched the Lowell Cauffiel series of lessons on pitching. Terrific. Learned a lot. He spoke about the drama pitch outline that would be available on the website. Is it possible to see that outline somewhere?

Just a note, Storylogue is terrific. I took the course in NYC and I have to say it's changed my life.

J

These lessons have been a true inspiration! Somehow Hollywood doesn't seem so far away anymore... thanks for sharing!

That's why he's doing the lesson and I'm tearing up my manuscript!

Many thanks for passing my query on to Lowell, Mia.  Thank you also to Lowell for replying so quickly. It all makes sense now I have all the background details.

This series of lessons by Lowell on the art of pitching has been fantastic!!  He has given us all lots of information and advice that will keep us in good stead in the future when we have to pitch our own ideas to the studio execs. Thanks very much for this Lowell.  More lessons like this please.

I am also enjoying Lowell's TV Series Detroit 1-8-7 and never miss an episode but I have a question.  I notice that Lowell is not credited as being the creator of this series in the opening titles.  In fact, the creator is given as Jason Richman.  Does this mean that whenever you sell a script to a TV network (ABC in this case) you forfeit your right to be acknowledged as the series creator?