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Film Television and Digital Media Company
Angel Investment Opportunity
$5 Million USD Valuation
Offering 20% Company Ownership
Total $1 Million Dollar USD
Closing February, 28, 2016
Contact Stacy James Fry
stacy.james.fry@mayamediainc.com
www.mayamediainc.com
Film Television and Digital Media Company
Angel Investment Opportunity
$5 Million USD Valuation
Offering 20% Company Ownership
Total $1 Million Dollar USD
Closing February, 28, 2016
Contact Stacy James Fry
stacy.james.fry@mayamediainc.com
www.mayamediainc.com
Creative Practice Theory and Feature Film Screenwriting - JT VelikovskyJT Velikovsky
My PPT from my paper/presentation on Creative Practice Theory and Feature Film Screenwriting at the 2013 UWS Postgraduate conference - which is excerpts from my thesis: “Understanding and Exploring the relationship between: Creativity; Theories of Narratology;
Screenwriting; and Narrative Fiction Feature Film-making Practices.” - See the first 18 mins of the presentation, here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJVdqgbrXQ0&feature=c4-overview&list=UUIPc-Pf5SPMlD9pLalykQdg
This ppt gives a brief about the various headings that should be added in to the presentation, while pitching the film to a potential investor. It just gives a broad overview of the topics to be included. Please get in touch with me to know more about film pitching process.
How to make an investor pitch deck that really worksDeck Rooster
In sales, a well established principle is, before one starts pitching to a customer, one should listen to what the customer has to say. That is because if you listen carefully he will lay out his needs in front of you, letting you present your solution in a way that fits into his needs perfectly.
The principle should be equally useful while pitching to an investor while raising funds. I can’t see a reason why it won’t be. But no one seems to be suggesting “you should listen more and talk less during an investor pitch”. Probably it is assumed that we already know what investors look for in a business. Is it a rockstar team; or may be a huge market size or is it traction or a break-through technology? Or may be different investors look for different combination of those things.
Actually all of those are means towards an end. They help investors figure out something more specific and quantitative that all investors look for in a startup before investing. But what is it?
A 10x return on their investment. That is it.
That number may vary from an early stage investor to a growth stage one, but you get the point, right? Not everyone says it out loud, because it makes them look money hungry, but that is what an investor business is all about.
But, now with that knowledge, how do you tweak your pitch and your pitch deck to make an investor feel that you are offering him an investment opportunity that could deliver a 10x return? And more importantly, can your business even deliver 10x return?
The above presentation by Deck Rooster answers those questions and offers a structure (not a template) for an investor pitch deck for startups. Check it out.
Creative Practice Theory and Feature Film Screenwriting - JT VelikovskyJT Velikovsky
My PPT from my paper/presentation on Creative Practice Theory and Feature Film Screenwriting at the 2013 UWS Postgraduate conference - which is excerpts from my thesis: “Understanding and Exploring the relationship between: Creativity; Theories of Narratology;
Screenwriting; and Narrative Fiction Feature Film-making Practices.” - See the first 18 mins of the presentation, here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJVdqgbrXQ0&feature=c4-overview&list=UUIPc-Pf5SPMlD9pLalykQdg
This ppt gives a brief about the various headings that should be added in to the presentation, while pitching the film to a potential investor. It just gives a broad overview of the topics to be included. Please get in touch with me to know more about film pitching process.
How to make an investor pitch deck that really worksDeck Rooster
In sales, a well established principle is, before one starts pitching to a customer, one should listen to what the customer has to say. That is because if you listen carefully he will lay out his needs in front of you, letting you present your solution in a way that fits into his needs perfectly.
The principle should be equally useful while pitching to an investor while raising funds. I can’t see a reason why it won’t be. But no one seems to be suggesting “you should listen more and talk less during an investor pitch”. Probably it is assumed that we already know what investors look for in a business. Is it a rockstar team; or may be a huge market size or is it traction or a break-through technology? Or may be different investors look for different combination of those things.
Actually all of those are means towards an end. They help investors figure out something more specific and quantitative that all investors look for in a startup before investing. But what is it?
A 10x return on their investment. That is it.
That number may vary from an early stage investor to a growth stage one, but you get the point, right? Not everyone says it out loud, because it makes them look money hungry, but that is what an investor business is all about.
But, now with that knowledge, how do you tweak your pitch and your pitch deck to make an investor feel that you are offering him an investment opportunity that could deliver a 10x return? And more importantly, can your business even deliver 10x return?
The above presentation by Deck Rooster answers those questions and offers a structure (not a template) for an investor pitch deck for startups. Check it out.
