Pitch your story to Vikramaditya Motwane
The Hindu
As part of the Art for Oxygen series, popular names from the entertainment industry conduct workshops to raise funds for COVID-19 relief
You are in an elevator with director Vikramaditya Motwane, and you have your first screenplay in hand. You have a minute to pitch it. How would you do it? The filmmaker behind Trapped and Udaan is hosting the next edition of Art for Oxygen workshops this weekend. Motwane will be discussing a series of shortlisted film/web shows, and in the process, sharing his insights on how to perfect your pitch and make sure that your idea is being communicated well. This class is 12th in a series of workshops facilitated by Nisha Kalra, who wrote for Bhaag Beanie Bhaag, a Netflix series starring Swara Bhaskar. The funds from these workshops go towards COVID-19 relief funds.
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