Pitches

Pitched. Hashed. Heard.

The top of the creative funnel — where ideas land at a real reviewer, register on the IP ledger the moment you save, and convert to a contract in one click. Fair to the creator. Defensible to the studio.

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Idea in. Audit out. Hashed on save.
Why Pitches

Cold inboxes on one side. Submission overload on the other. One process. Both sides safe.

Pitching is hope made vulnerable. For the creator, it's a great idea exposed to a stranger's inbox — ghosted, borrowed, lost in a Gmail thread, chased for six months. For the receiver, it's a 600-deep submission queue with no version control, no NDA chain of custody, and legal exposure when an ex-employee resurfaces years later with "you saw my pitch in 2019." Mix-IP collapses both sides into one process: idea-to-IP-record on save, and a real reviewer with a real audit trail on the other end.

100% IP-registered on save SHA-256 content hash and timestamp written to the registry the moment you save — even before you decide to send. The record persists if a studio passes.
Every Committee action logged Vote, view, NDA signature, deliberation message, chair signoff — the full audit trail on the receiver side, queryable by who, when, and why.
1-click Pitch → brief, immutable Atomic conversion: co-owners migrate to brief admins, contracts transfer, both records cross-link. The link is permanent.
Auto NDA-gated Vault share Submitting a pitch creates a Vault share with email-OTP, signature, and watermark. Receivers can't preview attachments without signing.

01/04

The pitch surface

A blank page is the enemy. So we built the assistant first.

Title, logline, category, ownership, attachments — and an interview-style AI assistant that asks 3–5 category-specific questions to draft a professional description in your voice. Reduces the friction that kills 80% of pitches before they're sent. Save when you're ready — the IP record is already minted.

  • Four categories with their own taxonomies — news, film, tv series, documentary — each surfacing the right type subtype, prompt set, and attachment shapes.
  • Ownership model on creation — sole, co-owned (with percentage splits), or work-for-hire. Co-owners ride along through every downstream conversion.
  • Attachments that travel safely — treatment, script, lookbook, budget, sizzle reel. Vault-stored, NDA-gated, watermarked when shared.
  • Completeness score updates live so you know when it's ready to send. The status moves Draft → Ready when you've hit the threshold.

02/04

Registered on save

Every pitch mints a record. Even the ones you never send.

Save a pitch and the platform writes a content hash and a timestamp to the IP Registry inside the same database transaction. Edit it, the chain extends. Decline a submission, the record persists. There is no version of this where your draft disappears without a trail. Same registration mechanic as published works on Mix-IP — pitches are first-class IP citizens from minute one.

  • SHA-256 content hash covers title, logline, description, and the attachments manifest — deterministic, party-verifiable, future-proof.
  • Atomic with creation — registerPitchIp() runs in the same transaction as the pitch save. The record exists if — and only if — the pitch exists.
  • Version chain via parentPitchId — every revision links to its predecessor, so the full creation lineage stays intact and inspectable.
  • Decline doesn't purge. If a studio passes, the IP record stays with the creator. Future disputes have an evidentiary trail dated before the conversation existed.
How the registry handles pitches

03/04

The greenlight committee Now in preview

A real reviewer. A real process.

Submissions land at a person, a team, or a shared inbox. Team submissions activate the committee template — weighted votes, deliberation thread, chair signoff, opening offer auto-fires on greenlight. Every action logs. Every preview logs. Every keystroke logs. The audit trail isn't paperwork; it's the product.

  • Routing flexibility — submit to a single user, a team with a committee template, or an email address that auto-creates a Vault-gated share for non-members.
  • Three vote types — Greenlight, Interest, Pass — with weights and deliberation notes. The chair has the final word; the committee builds the case.
  • Greenlit pitches stage at pending signoff until the chair countersigns — the only path out of committee is explicit and traceable.
  • Audit log filters — every vote, every preview, every comment. Filter by Votes / Views / Negotiation / Committee. Defensible if a dispute surfaces years later.

04/04

From pitch to brief

One button. One transaction. Final.

Greenlight a pitch and a single click promotes it to a structured brief — co-owners migrate to brief admins, contracts transfer, activity logs link both records in both directions. The link from pitch to brief is immutable. Accepted pitches don't get un-accepted. They become contracts.

  • Atomic — the entire promotion succeeds in one database transaction, or not at all. No half-converted records, ever.
  • Immutable link — pitches.convertedBriefId writes once and is never reassigned. The lineage is permanent.
  • Co-owners migrate as brief administrators with their original splits intact. Permissions, NDAs, and contract drafts transfer alongside.
  • Bi-directional back-link — the brief surfaces convertedPitchId, so anyone reading the brief can trace it back to the originating idea.
Opportunities · sibling satellite

Have a brief instead? Browse open opportunities.

Pitches originate new briefs (creator → studio). Opportunities respond to existing ones (studio → creator). Together they're the full upstream funnel into Mix-IP. If a brief already exists for what you do — services, casting, content commissions, co-pros, licensing — meet it on the marketplace with verified profiles, published day rates, and every term negotiated on-chain.

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Pitches Originate a new one. Creator pitches → studio approves
Scripts, campaigns, branded content Creator posts, feature concepts
Opportunities Respond to a brief. Studio posts → creator applies
Services, casting, commissions Co-pros, licensing, distribution
Connects to

Pitches sit at the head of every chain.

Every pitch mints a record on the IP Registry. Accepted pitches convert atomically into briefs. The receiver-side share gates through Vault 88. And the chain rolls all the way to Payments when a deal closes — with the originating pitch's back-link traveling with it.

IP Registry

Every pitch mints a record the moment you save — SHA-256 hash, timestamp, version chain. Decline doesn't purge it. Disputes have an evidentiary trail.

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Briefs & Hiring

Accept a pitch and the convert-to-brief action promotes it atomically. Co-owners migrate to brief admins, contracts transfer, both records cross-link.

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Opportunities

The sibling satellite. Pitches originate new briefs. Opportunities respond to existing ones. Together they're the full upstream funnel into Mix-IP.

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Vault 88

Submitting a pitch auto-creates a Vault share with NDA gate — email-OTP, signature, watermark. The receiver can't preview attachments without signing.

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Payments & Contracts

When the brief becomes a contract, the opening offer fires from the accepted pitch — splits intact, terms locked, milestone schedule populated.

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Pitches

Pitch it. Sign it. Create it. Earn it.

The top of the creative funnel, with the ledger built in. Pitch your idea, get a real read, and watch it convert to a brief in one click — co-owners migrating, contracts transferring, and the IP receipt traveling with the work all the way to payment.

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