What can I submit?
Use the form to introduce an original series idea. For anime and animated projects, tell us about the world you want to build and the show it creates. Describe genre, tone, format, and development stage in your own words where those details help.
If you are seeking a collaboration that includes our animation team, read about our animation submissions. Any further funding, development, or production arrangement is considered separately for selected projects.
What does the form ask for?
- The idea. A title and a hook of 10–300 characters. Genre and tone are optional.
- You & materials. Your name and email. Add private documents if you have them. A longer overview, creator background, role, and supporting links are optional.
- Review. Check the information and files, confirm you have permission to share the project, and acknowledge the submission privacy notice.
Can I upload a script, deck, or series bible?
Yes. Include up to three documents, each no larger than 25 MB, in PDF, Word DOCX, PowerPoint PPTX, or Final Draft FDX format. Uploaded documents are private and available to authorized reviewers. If the relevant material is hosted elsewhere, you can provide an HTTPS link and make sure its viewing permissions work.
What happens after I send it?
A successful submission displays a reference on screen. Keep that reference for your records. Our team reviews the idea and supporting materials and emails an update, which may ask for a meeting or more information. We have not set a fixed response timetable. Any funding or production arrangement is discussed separately. Read about our review and development process.
What happens to my rights and information?
You retain ownership of the material you submit. Sending it gives our team permission to review it for a potential collaboration; it does not transfer ownership or create a confidentiality agreement. Share only material you own or have permission to submit. The submission privacy notice explains how we use your information and how to request a correction or deletion.
Where can I get help preparing the pitch?
Read our guide to a first TV pitch, the anime pitch deck checklist, or the guide to loglines, synopses, and series bibles. Use the documents that help someone understand the show; you do not need to fill every optional field.