TAAFI’S PERFECT PITCH PROGRAM

Are you developing a show and looking for help to bring it to the next level?

Want to know how to nail that perfect pitch? The Perfect Pitch Program is TAAFI’s in-depth, professional-level workshop designed to help creators refine and present their pitch with confidence and clarity. This full-day event gives attendees the opportunity to be taught by and receive feedback from industry creatives, and form meaningful connections with industry mentors and fellow peers.

Applications for this event open November 21, 2025. 

Once your application has been accepted, we will contact you regarding payment. Payment is required for individuals/pairs/teams to secure their spot in the program, as spaces are limited.

If you wish to participate in a team larger than 2, we can discuss pricing after the application is accepted. 

Priority will be offered to those who have applied by December 15th.

APPLICATIONS OPEN!

  • $499

    Individual Participants

    First round deadline:

    December 15th, 2025 @11:59pm

    Final Deadline:

    January 31st 2026 @ 11:59pm

  • $699

    Teams of 2

    First round deadline:

    December 15th, 2025 @11:59pm

    Final Deadline:

    January 31st 2026 @ 11:59pm

PERFECT PITCH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM SCHEDULE

Location: Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto, ON

Date: Sunday, April 12th, 2026

Time: 9am - 5pm

Format & Structure:

The program is divided into three main components:


  1. Workshop (Morning, 2 hours)


    A workshop led by experienced industry professionals. Participants will learn practical tools to strengthen their pitches, from story structure and tone, to delivery and presentation. 

  2. Lunch Break (1 hour)


    Lunch will be provided for all attending mentors and participants. This is an informal opportunity to network and connect before the afternoon pitch sessions begin. Please inform us of any dietary restrictions and allergies in advance of the event.

  3. Three-on-One Pitch Panels (Afternoon, 5 hours, 30 mins per pitch)

    After lunch, participants will present their projects in three-on-one sessions, each paired with a mentor panel consisting of a Producer, Director, and Writer.

MORE DETAILS TBA