Industry Access

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Private project materials for professional review

Some Two Girls One Idea projects have additional non-public materials available for selected professional contacts. Industry Access gives us a controlled way to share those materials without placing full project bibles, decks, scripts, or development documents on the public site.

Who it’s for

Professional conversations around the work

Development & production

Producers, production companies, studios, development executives, and creative partners exploring original IP.

Representation & publishing

Managers, agents, representatives, publishers, editors, and others evaluating a project or creator for potential representation or development.

Professional opportunities

Financiers, co-production partners, labs, fellowships, incubators, press, and other legitimate professional opportunities connected to the project.

What may be shared

Selective, project-specific materials

The exact materials depend on the project, the request, and what is appropriate to share at that stage of development.

Possible materials may include a non-confidential pitch deck, expanded project overview, selected character or world materials, visual development, creator notes, sample pages, or other presentation material prepared for professional review.

What stays private

Not everything belongs online

Full internal bibles, unreleased scripts, major spoilers, private development notes, sensitive canon material, and other internal working documents are not automatically included just because access is requested.

We choose what to share based on the specific conversation rather than providing unrestricted access to every private file connected to a project.

How it works

A simple manual review process

Step 01

Choose one project

Each request is for one project at a time so access stays clear, intentional, and easy to manage.

Step 02

Tell us who you are

Share your role, organization, professional contact information, and a brief reason you would like to review the project.

Step 03

We review the request

If approved, we send project-specific access to the email attached to the request. Access may be limited to selected files or folders.

Access boundaries

Approval is specific, not universal

Approval for one project does not automatically grant access to another project, and access may be limited, updated, or revoked when necessary. Materials are shared for evaluation and professional discussion with the approved recipient.

Please do not forward, repost, publish, distribute, or treat private access materials as public-facing assets.

Request access

Tell us what you’d like to review

You do not need to write an essay. A short explanation of who you are, what organization you are with, which project you are interested in, and the purpose of the request is enough for us to review it.

General studio questions, fan messages, creator introductions, and ordinary collaboration inquiries belong on the Contact page instead.

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Submitting a request does not automatically grant access. Requests are reviewed manually and materials are shared selectively, project by project.

A small note

Requesting access is not a commitment from either side

Industry Access is simply a way to continue a professional conversation with the appropriate project materials. It does not create a partnership, option, representation agreement, production commitment, or other business relationship by itself.