Q: I'm trying to
send my animation
proposal to Disney.
Since I don't
have an agent,
I was thinking
about having my
friend's name on
the outside of
the package as
my manager just
to get my
material in the
door. If Disney
is interested, then
I'll get an
agent to take
it from there.
Does this sound like a reasonable idea?
A: No, it doesn't. The people at
the studios who take pitches know all of the animation agencies, so
they'll spot this one right away. The only real way to get your idea in front
of decision makers at a studio or production company is to submit your material through an agent who
specializes in writing for animation.
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