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PitchCon

NATPE PitchCon (formerly LATV Fest) is a NATPE summer event geared toward independent content creators who would like to improve their pitching skills and pitch to industry executives. The 2-day event offers industry panels, master classes, hands-on advice and access to a network of media execs. The second day of PitchCon features the Pitch Pit where attendees can pitch their show ideas in guaranteed 1-on-1 meetings with 50+ agents, broadcast, cable, digital and studio development executives.

The event takes place on June 9th and 10th at The Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood, CA.

2011 Catchers include: AOL, APA Talent and Literary Agency, Apostrophy Productions, BET Networks, BrookEntertainment, CAA, Creative Convergence, DECA, Degenkolb Entertainment, E3E Media Entertprises, Fox Television Studios (Scripted), Fun Little Movies, Geller Entertainment Group, Hasbro Studios, Homerun Entertainment, Lakeshore Entertainment, Lucine Distribution, Mark Phillips Philms & Telephision, Mentorn USA/Pioneer Productions, My Damn Channel, NBC Universal Domestic TV Distribution, NorthSouth Productions, Paradigm, Quinn Media Management, Rethink Entertainment & Media, Shed Media U.S., Small World IFT, Telepictures/Warner Bros., The Format People Group, TLC, Tsunami Worldwide Media, ValDean Entertainment, Vuguru, William Morris Endeavor Entertainment (Non-Fiction)

2010 Catchers included: 3Ball PRODUCTIONS, A. Smith & Co., APA, Abrams Artists Agency, BET Networks, Babelgum, Break Media, BrookEntertainment, CMY / MTV Networks, Country Music Television, Creative Convergence, DCTV / Passport Productions, Degenkolb Entertainment, Inc., Discovery Studios, E2E, E3E Media Enterprises, The Format People Group, Fox Television Studios [Non-Scripted], Fox TV Studios [Scripted], FremantleMedia, Fun Little Movies, Generate, Hallmark Channels, High Noon, Homerun Entertainment, ITV Studios, Inc., LMNO Productions, Lakeshore Entertainment, Lionsgate Entertainment, Lucine Distribution, MarVista Entertainment, Motorola, NBC Universal Television Distribution, Nelvana Entertainment, NorthSouth Productions, Once a Frog Productions, Paradigm, Quinn Media Management, RDF USA, Rebel Entertainment Partners, Robyn Nash Productions, School of Humans, Screen Door Entertainment, Shed Media US, Small World IFT, Tsunami Productions, wackiland productions, William Morris Endeavor

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