Think about your favorite movies about writers. Characters like Aaron Sorkin’s The Newsroom crew are always on laptops, furiously typing. They never seem to cast their screens to a big TV for a group pitch.
But in reality, every good pitch for a show or a design project involves this exact move. You stand up, you cast your screen, and you walk your audience through the slides. It transforms a solo activity into a shared experience.
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It’s the difference between showing someone a photo on your phone and putting it up on a wall. Suddenly, it matters more.