Alexander Valentin

Alexander Valentin

Literary Manager

Maritime Artists

Pitch/Submission Tips

Pitch in the following order: title, feature/episodic, genre, comps, logline, why you wrote your story, brief synopsis under 10 minutes. Make your pitch as entertaining as your story. Be enthusiastic. Life hack: BE STANDING DURING YOUR PITCH. Yes, even if it is a virtual pitch.

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Formats Interested In

Features

Intellectual Property (IP) for Film/TV Development

Particularly Interested In (Film/TV)

Deep character study, Drama Features, and Dark Comedy Features or Pilots.

Writers of Color

Women Writers

LGBTQIA+ Writers

Feature Genres

Drama

Comedy

RomCom

Action

Adventure

Thriller

Budget Range

All Budget Ranges

TV Formats

Half-Hour Pilots (single-cam)

Half-Hour Pilots (multi-cam)

One-Hour Pilots

Miniseries

Limited Series

TV Movies

TV Homes

Network

Cable

Premium Cable

Streaming

TV Genres

Drama

Comedy

RomCom

Action

Adventure

Thriller

Sub-Genres

Animation (adult)

Anthology

Biopic

Book Adaptation

Buddy

Coming-of-Age

Crime/True Crime

Dark Comedy

Documentary Adaptation

Dystopian

Episodic TV

Family-Friendly

Female-Driven

Futuristic

Graphic Novel Adaptation

Hallmark

High-Concept

Historical

Holiday

Inspirational

Irreverent

Kids/Children

Latinx

LGBTQIA+

Lifetime

Mystery

Period Piece

Political

Post-Apocalyptic

Psychological

Revenge

Road Trip

Romance

Satire

Socially Relevant

Space

Spiritual

Spoof

Sports

Supernatural

Suspense

True Story

War

Webseries

Western

Workplace

Young Adult (YA)

Specifically Not Interested In

Sci-Fi, Horror

Exec Based In: United States

More about Alexander Valentin

Alexander is a Chicano born and raised in southern California with Yaqui ancestry. He was a film production graduate at Los Angeles Film School and worked with American Film Institute fellows as an associate producer on cycle and thesis film productions. He is currently a Junior Manager of actors & writers, and development associate at Marilyn Atlas Management in Beverly Hills, California. As a writer and producer himself, he is committed to telling stories with diverse and underrepresented characters inspired by Native American folklore, classic literature, and authentic perspectives.