How to pitch a TV show to Magical Elves
Does not take outside ideas
Magical Elves takes no unsolicited show pitches, screenplays or music, and asks that none be sent to its email or social accounts.
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What it says
“Thank you for considering Magical Elves, please refrain from sending HEADSHOTS, LINKS, PROGRAMMING PITCHES, SCREENPLAYS, MUSIC SUBMISSIONS, etc. to the email and accounts listed above as we do not accept unsolicited submissions for television or film content.”
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