
Pitch Sessions
The following Producers will hear your pitches in private.
These Producers are looking for writers. You're looking
for a Producer. SCSFe is delighted to present this unique
opportunity to you.
Most writers find that a 5-minute pitch is more than sufficient
to get their logline concept across to a Producer,
but if you wish to take a little more time we are
happy to accommodate you. Simply, when you register, select
the same producer as many times as you wish a pitch session with them.
We'll schedule them back-to-back for you.
If you register using our
Online Registration Page
, you can select your Producers at that time. If you choose to register
by phone or to register online without selecting your Producers at that
time, you can call us at
1.866.424.1501
to sign up for specific Producers
and/or additional pitches.
The Producers
David Boxerbaum
David Boxerbaum, VP, AGENCY for the PERFORMING ARTS (APA) started his career at Jerry Bruckheimer Films as an Assistant/Intern, moving from there to work for producer Robert Fried (Collateral, The Boondock Saints, Godzilla). Next he went to William Morris Agency where he worked for Sr. VP Lee Rosenberg. His next step was at William Morris Endeavor for partners Ari Greenburg & Rick Rosen. After stints as Creative Executive at RKO Pictures and Head of the Literary Department at Metropolitan Talent Agency, he settled in at APA.
David was also named in 2003 as one of Hollywood Reporter's Next Generation Top 35 Under 35 people in the business.
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Rebecca Ewing
UNITED TALENT AGENCY
, Motion Picture Literary Agent
Bio Coming Soon...
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This roster of Producers is based on the availability of presenters
and is subject to change without notification. Please note that the
roster includes representatives of production companies who are
authorized and charged with the responsibility of finding,
recommending, and developing screenplays as well as independent
Producers who are actively looking for screenplays.
Please note that the fees for Producer pitches are non-refundable.
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