How topitch us
We read loglines, not scripts. It protects you, and it protects us.
We don't open unsolicited scripts, treatments or bibles. Anything sent that way is deleted unread.
The reason is worth saying out loud. We develop our own stories, and ideas arrive at a company from many directions at once. If we read your script and later made something that resembled it — even by coincidence — it would be unfair to you and impossible for us to disprove. Reading a logline first, with your registration already in place, keeps everyone safe.
It also means a real person reads every logline, which is not true of a slush pile.
Three steps
- 01
Register your work with the Screenwriters Association (SWA) before you share it with anyone, including us.
- 02
Send one logline of 50 words or fewer, with the format, language, genre and your SWA registration number, choosing “I have a story to pitch” on the contact form.
- 03
If it fits our slate, we'll ask to read more and send a simple submission agreement first.
What we look for
Stories with a clear spine and people worth following — comedy, thriller, drama, in Hindi or in English, for cinemas, streaming or digital. We are a small company that stays close to every stage, so we take on few films and give each of them time.
We reply to everything we can, and we are slower than we would like to be. Sending the same logline twice does not make it faster.