The Pitch Fanzine was founded in 2015 by Sherry Collins, who’s mission is to challenge inequality, discrimination and the lack of diversity in the creative industries, while simultaneously showcasing outstanding diverse talent in Pitch magazine. Published four times per year, creative talent from around the World, such as directors, photographers, brand founders, animators, illustrators, producers, creatives, multi-disciplinary artists, editors, VFX artists are showcased in Pitch. Copies are distributed to an exclusive, hand-picked, targeted list of influencers and decision-makers in the advertising creative industry, across cool brands, communication agencies, production companies, edit suites, post houses, sound studios, business intermediaries – as well as at creative communal work-spaces and private members clubs. In 2017, Sherry launched the Pitch 100 Superwomen initiative, the yearly list of women working behind the scenes in the creative industry making things happen - plus Pitch 100 Supermen in 2020. She also launched Pitch Futures in 2017, to inspire and educate primary school children about the opportunities available to them in the creative industry. Sherry Collins also interviews selected talent working in the creative industries for the Pitch Podcast, which will be relaunched on International Women's Day 2020. Her guests share their life and career journey to inspire others. The Pitch Fanzine is fully-independent and funding is sought and raised from partnerships with brands who share the same ethos and values.