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-This page includes details on how to put together a pitch to have your story or series funded by Audible. This information will be updated as we learn more about the process. Last update 2018-07-10.
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 * Writing sample - A portion of the script that will help Audible get a better feel for the voice and tone of the work as well as how well the dialogue is written.
 * Audio sample - Possibly not required for the piece to be considered, but if it's available it couldn't hurt.

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This page includes details on how to put together a pitch to have your story or series funded by Audible. This information will be updated as we learn more about the process. Last update 2018-07-10.

=== Length of Work ===
Target length of the finished product is about six hours, but this is a guideline not a rule. Projects shorter than this can still be pitched, they just have a higher threashold of engagement before they will be considered.

=== Structure ===
The story or series should have a narrative arc from beginning to end. If your story is told episodically then that's fine, but each episode will be just a natural stop/start point and should not have the wrappings that a weekly podcast would, such as introductions, recaps, and credits. Just let the story flow smoothly from one episode to the next. "Episodes" can be of any reasonable length.

=== Materials Needed ===
The following list details the kinds of information Audible will want in the pitch. For the initial offering you can submit as little or as much of the information as you have available, but more is better and Audible will eventually want to see all of it.
* Logline - A logline is a brief (usually one sentence) summary that states the central conflict of the story, often providing both a synopsis of the story's plot, and an emotional "hook" to stimulate interest.
* Story summary - A lengthier detail of what the story is about, including themes and setting.
* Episode outline - A detailed listing of how many episodes are anticipated and what plot beats will be covered in each.
* Character list - A detailed list of major and minor characters with short bios for each.
* Writing sample - A portion of the script that will help Audible get a better feel for the voice and tone of the work as well as how well the dialogue is written.
* Audio sample - Possibly not required for the piece to be considered, but if it's available it couldn't hurt.

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