The pitch

Pitch reels that tell you what the client actually watched

A pitch reel usually leaves the building as a folder link and is never heard from again. You do not know whether it was opened, which director held attention, or whether the third film — the one you were unsure about — was watched at all. 360 turns the reel into a branded microsite that reports back.

  • Reels assembled from your existing director and project library
  • Shared as a branded page, not a raw file link
  • Per-film view data so you know what actually landed
Book a demoBack to overview

Build the reel from work you already have catalogued

Because projects, directors and films already live in 360, assembling a reel is selection rather than hunting. Pull the right films for the brief, order them for the argument you are making, and send — without a producer spending an evening in a shared drive looking for the right cut.

  • Films drawn from the same library the pipeline and CRM use
  • Reels arranged per brief, per director or per client
  • Reusable as a starting point for the next similar pitch

A branded microsite, not a folder link

The reel is the first thing a new client sees of how you work. A branded page that opens instantly on a phone in a meeting says something different from a download prompt and a loading spinner. Each reel gets its own shareable page carrying your identity.

  • Your branding on the page the client actually opens
  • Works on a phone in the room, with no download step
  • One link to share and re-share, rather than a re-upload each time

See which films landed

View data turns the follow-up call from a guess into a conversation. If the client watched one director twice and skipped the rest, that is the director to talk about — and if the reel was never opened at all, that is worth knowing before you assume silence means no.

  • Per-film view data, not just "the link was clicked"
  • A clear signal for who and what to follow up on
  • Engagement kept against the client record in the CRM

Common questions

Do clients need an account to watch a reel?
No. A reel is a shareable page — the client opens the link and watches, with no sign-up in the way of the work.
Where do the films come from?
From the same project and director library the rest of 360 uses, so a reel is assembled by selecting existing work rather than re-uploading it.
Is the view data tied to the client record?
Yes. Engagement sits against the client and project in the CRM, so the next producer to pick up the relationship can see what has already been shown.

Product

Pipeline board

Every project from first request through pitch, production, post and archive on one board — with the status rules and required fields your team already follows.

Capacity planning

See who is booked when across the whole roster. Pencils, holds and confirmed bookings on a timeline, with a freelancer pool for the overflow.

Contacts CRM

Agencies, clients, directors and the people behind them in one place — with a relationship map that shows where you are strong and where you are thin.

Book a demo

See a pitch reel end to end

We’ll build one in the demo with your kind of work and show the view reporting — around 30 minutes.

We’ll only use your details to arrange your demo. No spam, ever.