How To Sell your Feature Film Script to a Streamer or Studio

Learn from Jeff Nemon, a veteran film and TV executive who has sold over 50 projects to streamers!

Get a list of studio mandates & a list of loglines from recent spec script sales! 

With streamers like Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, and more dominating the entertainment landscape, it’s more crucial than ever to understand exactly what streamers and studios are looking for when choosing feature film scripts. Each platform has different mandates and focuses, and knowing how to align your script with their needs can make the difference between a sale and a missed opportunity. While streamers are leading the charge, it's also important to understand what studios are seeking, so you can best position your feature film script for success. This webinar will give you a detailed breakdown of the types of projects streamers and studios are seeking, helping you craft your script and pitch to meet their demands and prepare your project for the marketplace.

Many writers hit a roadblock after finishing their feature film scripts because they don’t know how to position them for success. Pitch meetings can feel like a mystery—what exactly are producers, streamers, or studios looking for? Common missteps include misunderstanding current market trends, struggling to balance creative vision with commercial viability, and not being prepared for executive feedback. In this webinar, Jeff Nemon will break down these challenges, offering advice on how to align your project with what buyers want and helping you understand the development process from start to finish. You’ll also get insight into what kinds of projects you should develop to stand out.

Jeff Nemon is a veteran film executive with extensive experience in the development and sale of feature films to both major studios and leading streamers like Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu. Over his 15-year career, Jeff has successfully guided numerous projects from script to screen, positioning him as an expert in navigating the complexities of today’s film marketplace. He has a proven track record of selling feature films across various platforms, making him uniquely qualified to help you sell yours. In addition to his work in film, Jeff has also played a pivotal role in TV development, having sold over 50 television projects to both networks and streamers. Jeff previously served as SVP of Development at Maniac Productions, overseeing a slate of 30 projects for Blumhouse TV. His broad industry experience will ensure you gain valuable insights during this webinar to help you succeed in selling your feature film script!

In this Stage 32 webinar, Jeff Nemon will walk you through the complete process of selling your feature film script. You’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of what streamers and studios are currently looking for and how to align your project with their mandates. Jeff will guide you through each stage of the sales process—from developing a market-ready script to crafting a pitch that grabs attention and ultimately securing a deal. You’ll also dive into practical strategies for working with executives, handling feedback, and aligning your project with current market trends. By the end, you will have the knowledge and confidence to successfully sell your feature film script and navigate the development process like a pro.

PLUS! You'll receive the following handouts to help you sell your feature film:

• The Beekeeper script (one of the largest spec sales for MGM/ AMAZON in years)

• List of studio mandates

• List of loglines from recent spec sales. 

Praise for Jeff’s past work with Stage 32:

"Probably the best webinar I've had at Stage 32 in terms of just... direct content, clear delivery, exactly what was promised, so many details, very useful."
-Jason B.

"Jeff Nemon's expertise really shone through in this session. It was informative and gave me a fresh perspective on how to approach my own projects."
-Emily J

"I found the content of this webinar to be very insightful and easy to apply. The marketplace can be overwhelming, but Jeff's advice made it more approachable."
-Mark L