The 2011 UNF Writers Conference offers attendees a unique opportunity to pitch their work in the form of a logline featured in the Writers Pitch Book that will be submitted to carefully selected agents, book editors and film producers after the conference.
Conference attendees are urged to attend the Writers Pitch Book Workshop during lunch on Friday, August 5, 12:00-1:30 p.m., at the conference. The workshop leaders will answer your questions about submissions.
Writers will have until August 31, 2011, to refine their written pitches/loglines and make submissions in the requested format to the conference director via email, sharon.y.cobb@unf.edu.
Each attendee may submit written pitches/loglines in either of the three categories: Fiction, Non-Fiction or Screenwriting.
REGULAR WRITERS PITCH BOOK FEE
The regular fee for writers not attending the conference and submitting pitches to the Writers Pitch Book is $50 for each pitch.
FULL CONFERENCE ATTENDEES GET $25 DISCOUNT
Writers attending all three days of the 2011 UNF Writers Conference receive a 50% discount on all pitches, making each pitch only $25.
FRIDAY-ONLY AND E-PUBLISHING SEMINAR ATTENDEES GET $10 DISCOUNT
Writers attending Friday-Only Workshops and/or Sunday’s E-Publishing Seminar receive a $10 discount off the regular fee of $50 per pitch, making each pitch only $40.
Fees may be paid through PayPal on the Writers Pitch Book website: www.WritersPitchBook.com.
August 31, 2011, is the deadline for your written pitch or pitches and submission forms to be received.
NOTE: TWO WRITERS PITCH BOOKS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO AGENTS, EDITORS AND PRODUCERS ANNUALLY.
• SEPTEMBER 2011
• MARCH 2012
THE MARCH 2012 WRITERS PITCH BOOKS WILL CONTAIN ALL PITCHES THAT APPEARED IN THE SEPTEMBER 2011 PITCH BOOK (unless books have been sold or representation gained by the writer). THIS MEANS THAT YOUR PITCH/ES GET SENT OUT TWICE FOR ONE LOW PRICE.
No pitches will be accepted after midnight August 31, 2011. The conference director will compile written pitches/loglines into the Writers Pitch Book and send your pitches to book and screenplay agents, book editors and film producers. We encourage you to copyright your pitches and consider pitching only finished manuscripts, completed screenplays and/or non-fiction book proposals.
All agents, editors and producers receiving the Writers Pitch Book have agreed to accept written pitch/logline submissions through the Pitch Book.
Click here to see a list of agents, editors and producers who received the 2009 and 2010 Pitch Books.
VISIT THE WRITERS PITCH BOOK WEBSITE: www.WritersPitchBook.com
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