3 top phrases overused in producer pitches

How many times can different producers use the same words when pitching their project? Sit at any pitch forum long enough and you can amuse yourself counting the number of times 'interesting' is bandied about. Realizing those who are pitched regularly must get fed up with this seemingly dry well of adjectives, realscreen asked some television insiders which words they've heard used in pitches a million times. The results are, er, interesting. aa
September 1, 2006

How many times can different producers use the same words when pitching their project? Sit at any pitch forum long enough and you can amuse yourself counting the number of times 'interesting' is bandied about. Realizing those who are pitched regularly must get fed up with this seemingly dry well of adjectives, realscreen asked some television insiders which words they've heard used in pitches a million times. The results are, er, interesting. aa

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