Pitch films that get watched

I make pitches as short films, because people watch a good film to the end and forward it to the colleagues who weren't in the room.

The pitch I made for a Nasdaq-listed chip company was framed like The Office, with deadpan single camera, straight to lens performances and a recurring cast, all generated. Enterprise is the hardest room to be interesting in. They said yes, and the rebrand followed.

It works for agency pitches, fundraising, internal buy-in and product launches. If you already know what you want to say, I can usually turn one round in days.

What you get

  • The idea and the script
  • A two to three minute film
  • A short cut for email and social
  • The stills, for the follow-up

Proof

Films that show it

The Ambarella pitch, pitch film by Shaun Preece
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The Ambarella pitch

A pitch to a Nasdaq-listed chip company, made as a film and framed like The Office. They said yes and the rebrand followed.

The Pi Network pitch, pitch film by Shaun Preece
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The Pi Network pitch

A brand pitch delivered as a film, made to be watched instead of clicked through.

Seed Launchpad, promo by Shaun Preece
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Seed Launchpad

A launchpad promo that makes something abstract feel like a place.

Start here

Build a brief in twenty seconds.

Pick what fits and I'll get an email with the gist. I reply to every one, usually the same day.

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FAQ

Good questions

Why a film instead of a deck?

A film sets the tone and shows the standard of the work before anyone reads a word. It also gets shared inside the client's business, which a deck rarely does.