
Helping film and television projects become professionally prepared and reach relevant industry decision-makers.
Aider les projets de cinéma et de télévision à se préparer professionnellement et à atteindre les décideurs de l'industrie les plus pertinents.
Watch the platform demonstration or explore completed Solaire PitchUp project examples.
Regardez la démonstration de la plateforme ou découvrez des exemples complets de projets Solaire PitchUp.
Future sustainable production infrastructure in Occitanie.
Future infrastructure de production durable en Occitanie.
SOLAIRE FILM DISTRICT
Occitanie, France
contact@solairefilmdistrict.fr
LinkedIn · Instagram
© 2026 Silver Road Media SAS
Develop stronger projects. Understand the industry. Get ready for the right opportunity.
The Solaire PitchUp Creator Centre brings together practical guidance, professional resources and insights from people working across film and television.
Whether you are developing your first screenplay, looking for a producer, building a production package or preparing to approach finance and market partners, the Creator Centre helps you understand what your project needs next.
Choose the route that best reflects what you need.
Understand what materials you need, how Solaire PitchUp works and how to prepare your project professionally.
Explore practical guidance on story, screenplay, presentation, commercial positioning and production readiness.
Read articles, interviews and professional perspectives on how projects develop, finance, package and move towards production.
You do not need to be a producer to use Solaire PitchUp.
A writer seeking their first producer should not be expected to arrive with the same materials as a production company seeking finance or distribution. PitchUp identifies where a project currently stands, what the creator is seeking and what is genuinely required for the next stage.
Projects can enter the PitchUp process at different points. The objective is to help each project become ready for its next credible opportunity, rather than burden creators with materials they do not yet need.
Practical tools for strengthening the creative work and understanding what it will take to produce.


Understand what you are pitching, what you are asking for and whether the project is ready for its next credible opportunity.
If your project is accepted following the eligibility review, the next stage is preparing it for the appropriate Solaire PitchUp presentation and industry route.
Solaire PitchUp confirms what your project is seeking and what is genuinely required for its next stage.
The Solaire PitchUp Materials Preparation Guide explains what information, documents and creative assets to supply according to your project stage and route.
Accepted creators receive the guide automatically, or you can view it here.
You provide the relevant source material. Solaire PitchUp structures, edits and positions it into a professional presentation ready for the appropriate catalogue, presentation and industry opportunities.

Depending on the project, its stage, subject, territory and production structure, funding may come from very different sources.
Development grants · Film funds · Regional and national funding · Tax credits and rebates · Equity investment · Private investment · Broadcasters and commissioners · Pre-sales · Minimum guarantees · International coproduction · Sales agents · Distribution advances · Sponsorship and brand partnerships · Charities and foundations · Subject-specific grants · Crowdfunding · Debt, gap and bridge finance
A project dealing with health, sustainability, education, heritage or another specific subject may also qualify for funding or partnerships beyond the traditional film industry.
You will rarely need all of these. The important question is which routes are appropriate for your project at its current stage.
Over the coming weeks and months, the Creator Centre will explore these funding and finance routes individually, explaining what they are, how they work and when they become relevant.
PitchUp brings creators closer to the people who understand how projects are assessed, developed, financed, produced and brought to audiences.
This section will feature conversations with professionals from across film and television, sharing practical perspectives on what they look for, what creators frequently misunderstand and what helps a project move forward.

Feature the latest Creator Centre articles, interviews and professional insights.