Pitch It: The Movie

Pitch It is an unfulfilling, emotionally harmful, unhealthy and sleep-depriving, toe-curling movie about Karen and Ti-mo-thy. A creative partnership between two people working in an agency, who’ll, once again, get a chance to pitch and reveal their creative capabilities.

This time around, it's even for a special client. A rather important client would be the proper description. A client whose CMO happens to be the best friend of the owner of the agency. Things will get sad, tough and inspirational as we follow the creative couple through a journey of sticky takeaway food, late-night beverages, long periods of silence and endless bad sketches showing product benefits, semi-viral ideas and genitalia.

A truly beautiful combination of strategy, target audiences, font choices, nervous laughs, shouting, internal reviews and PowerPoint presentations are partly what's going to make this winter's must-see masterpiece for creatives worldwide an overwhelming success.

Clients, get ready for a movie that will make you feel great about announcing another pitch in 2020 and make the memories of failed pitches in the past feel "kind of alright" after all.

This two-hundred and forty-three minutes Docu-Drama, with zero deleted scenes, will make you laugh, cry and take several restroom breaks without ever thinking of pressing the pause button. 

In conclusion, no film teaser would be complete without a proper spoiler alert so here goes; Karen and Ti-mo-thy end up losing the pitch—and much more than that.