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Pitch package
Also called: package, pitch materials
ELI5
The full bundle of materials sent or shown as part of a pitch.
Used in conversation
“The pitch package includes the deck, pilot, bios and a short sizzle.”
Definition
The complete set of materials used together to present a project, which may include a script, deck, bible, reel, attachments and status information.
Here “Pitch package” means: The complete set of materials used together to present a project, which may include a script, deck, bible, reel, attachments and status information. The core meaning is stable, but role, authority or workflow changes by context below.
Pitch context
This names a document, asset or development step that can appear in a pitch package.
Why it matters: Tells you what document, visual asset or file someone is asking for or reviewing.
Connected terms
- Pitch deckA pitch deck is one presentation document; a pitch package is the wider bundle of materials sent with or around it.
- LookbookA lookbook may be included as a separate or embedded package component.
Sources & evidence · 8
Direct term-level sources and supporting source families.
- Film Independent — Episodic Lab Application and Project MaterialsDirect source · institutional · checked 2026-08-14
- Sundance Institute — Pitching Resources and Program GuidanceDirect source · institutional · checked 2026-08-14
- World Intellectual Property Organization — Rights, Camera, Action! IP Rights and the Film-Making ProcessDirect source · primary · checked 2026-08-14
- Screen Australia — What is a Synopsis? An Outline? A Treatment?Supporting source family · institutional · checked 2026-08-14
- Screen Australia — Story Documents: DramaSupporting source family · institutional · checked 2026-08-14
- Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) — Scripted Pitch Deck GuideSupporting source family · institutional · checked 2026-08-14
- Sundance Institute — Pitch Deck, Lookbook, Sizzle and Proof-of-Concept GuidanceSupporting source family · institutional · checked 2026-08-14
- World Wide Web Consortium — Making Audio and Video Media AccessibleSupporting source family · primary · checked 2026-08-14