How To Write A Comedy Pilot Executives Will Want To Read

In this Stage 32 Next Level Webinar, your host Michael Poisson will teach you how to write a kick-ass comedy pilot that will get executives’ attention. This webinar is not only about how to properly execute writing a comedy pilot, but also about how to make it your strongest sample so that it can get noticed!

You will leave the webinar knowing:

• The 3 most important things Producers/Execs look for in a pilot as they relate to concept, structure and voice.
• How to properly highlight your unique comedic voice and stuff your script with laughs.
• How to create a crisp 1-2 sentence pitch that will get executives excited about your idea.
• How to navigate the competitions and fellowships.
• How to think from a Producer/Manager/Executives POV and understand what they're looking for so you can apply it to your script.

Michael Poisson is a former Director of Development who's worked for Ryan Reynolds TV production company DarkFire TV, Krysten Ritter's company Silent Machine and CAA and is now a writer on Netflix's Raising Dion. This background gives has given Michael a unique perspective for what kind of script stands out among the hordes on everyone’s “Weekend Read” lists and he is here exclusively with Stage 32 to share that knowledge with you.

PRAISE FOR MICHAEL'S TEACHINGS:

He was amazing -- professional, articulate and knew his subject inside-and-out! – Jan S.

It was very obvious Michael knows [his stuff]. He was very organized and I feel like he answered many questions that I've had for years. Thank you so much. – Betty S.

Michael was sensational; one of the few who can actually DO a webinar and keep an interest. Nice voice inflection and tone; no distracting "um's" and such. Great material; learned a ton! - Geno S.

Very informative and in great detail and explanation, Michael. Time very well spent. – Jean B.

Excellent seminar with relevant information. Great job. – Matthew M.

I really found the examples [he] references on current programs and series very useful. The information was concise and allowed me to visualize my next steps. – Ashanti G.

He was excellent! – Tina F.

Good information, well thought out, organized and easy to follow. Many useful takeaways. Thanks Michael!! – Lesa B.