Put the room on the map
City, date, venue, set length, audience and deal structure. If the night already has a pulse, say what kind.
BOOKING // PRESS // COLLABORATION
CONTACT
If the idea is real, send it. Booking, press, collaboration, business, licensing, strange-but-good concepts—this is the door.
NO PITCH DECK VOICE
Say what you actually want.
Dates, city, venue, concept, budget, deadline, role—give the useful details. If the idea has teeth, that helps too.
WHAT GETS AN ANSWER
Bring a reason, not a cloud of adjectives.
“Let’s work” is a sentence. It is not a plan. Give the idea a shape and it becomes much easier to say yes—or at least give it a proper look.
Bring an angle
Outlet, format, deadline and what you actually want to talk about. “Tell us about yourself” is allowed. A real question is better.
Bring the missing piece
What is the idea? Why Obsidian? What are you contributing? The stranger the concept, the more useful the specifics become.
Good weird is welcome
Film, visual art, sync, immersive work, unexpected partnerships—if it belongs in the world and has a reason to exist, put it on the table.