"Good in a Room" is a term used to describe professionals who pitch their ideas successfully to colleagues, clients and decision-makers. If you're good in a room, when the time comes to present your ideas you know just what to say and how to say it.

Since 2005, we've consulted with writers, directors and producers to help them improve their skills in meetings. As a result, our clients have sold spec scripts, set up TV shows, produced films and received better assignments for more money.

We've also helped people outside of Hollywood secure funding for non-profits, launch small businesses, and create winning pitches for start-up companies.

Good in a Room founder Stephanie Palmer has been featured on the Today show, Early show, in the Los Angeles Times, Inc., Variety, Atlantic magazines and on National Public Radio.

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"Part cheerleader, part mentor, part hard-nosed consultant, Palmer extracts important words and phrases from her clients like gold from ore."
—Los Angeles Times