Pitches

Pitched. Hashed. Heard.

Build your pitch, storyboard it, and lock it to the record the moment you save — then take it from greenlight to a signed deal, without leaving Mix-IP.

Start a pitch
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 — a great idea exposed to a stranger's inbox, ghosted, borrowed, chased for months.

With Mix-IP

Mix-IP gives that idea a home for its whole life. You build the pitch and storyboard it so people see what you see, and it's on the record the moment you save. You bring in your people, put it in front of whoever can say yes, and take it all the way to a signed deal — without it ever leaving your hands.

On save Provably yours from draft one Your idea is on the record the moment you save — before you decide whether to send. It stays yours even if a studio passes.
Seen Storyboarded, not just described Turn a script, a treatment, or a single logline into panels — so people see the film, not just read about it.
Together Your people, protected Bring in co-creators, advisors, and partners — splits set once, NDAs handled the moment someone's invited.
Signed Greenlight to a real deal Put it in front of whoever can say yes, then negotiate every term until accepted terms become a signed contract, on the record.

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The pitch

A pitch, built to be taken seriously.

A pitch here isn’t a deck and a hope. It carries its own terms — so whoever opens it sees a deal, not just an idea.

  • Ownership, your way — Sole Creator, Co-Production, or Work for Hire.
  • Licensing on the pitch itself — rights, territory, term, usage, even AI-use limits.
  • Any format, one home — film, series, documentary, news.

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Storyboard

Storyboard it before you send it.

Don’t just describe the film — show it. Turn your script, or just your logline, into storyboard panels that make people see what you see.

  • A script, a treatment, or a single logline becomes panels.
  • Quick sketches to sell the structure; cinematic frames to sell the film.
  • Shape any frame by voice, and drop in your own references.

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Registered on save

Registered the moment you save.

Hit save and your idea is on the record — provably yours, and impossible to quietly rewrite. “Pitch first, protect later” is over.

  • On the record from the first draft — no separate “register” step.
  • Every meaningful change kept and tracked.
  • Anyone can verify it’s yours — no account required.
How the registry handles pitches

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Collaborators

Bring in your people.

Great pitches aren’t solo. Pull in co-creators, advisors, and partners — everyone protected, every stake clear.

  • Invite co-creators and advisors with the access you choose.
  • Co-ownership splits set once, carried everywhere the pitch goes.
  • NDAs handled the moment someone’s invited.

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Greenlight to signed Now in preview

From greenlight to signed.

Put it in front of the people who can say yes — a person, a team, or a full greenlight committee — then take it all the way to a signed deal, without leaving the record.

  • Committees vote and chairs sign off — the yes is real, and recorded.
  • Negotiate every term — rate, splits, rights, deliverables — offer by offer.
  • Accepted terms become a signed contract, on the record.
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 the record.

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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
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Pitches sit at the head of every chain.

A pitch doesn’t end when it’s greenlit. It kicks off a full running Production, its materials land in Projects, the record lives in the IP Registry, sensitive shares stay NDA-gated in Vault 88, and the signed deal pays out through Payments.

Productions

A greenlit pitch kicks off a full running Production — co-creators, splits, and terms carried over, so the work starts right where the pitch left off.

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Projects

Where the materials and files land — scripts, boards, and assets organized for the people actually making the film.

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IP Registry

The record. Every pitch is on it the moment you save — provably yours, and it stays yours even if a studio passes.

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Vault 88

NDA-gated shares. When a pitch goes to someone outside your circle, they sign before they see — nothing sensitive slips out.

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Payments & Contracts

The signed deal pays out — accepted terms, splits, and milestones carried straight through to the money.

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Pitches

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

Build it, storyboard it, and lock it to the record the moment you save. Bring in your people, put it in front of whoever can say yes, and take it all the way to a signed deal — without ever leaving Mix-IP.

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