Pitching--written or video?

[ScriptNurse]

Here's a concise listing of the current books on marketing and selling screenplays from our friends at Script Buddy, makers of the highly-recommended (at least by me) Screenplay Formatting Guide:

http://store.scriptbuddy.com/browse/Screenwriting-Books/Selling-Your-Script/?g=all&s=1

Here's some reading on how to pitch:

http://www.inktip.com/tips-dc.php
http://breakingin.net/script-market-news11.htm

Workshop on DVD:
http://www.amazon.com/Perfect-Pitch-Yourself-Hollywood-Workshop/dp/B000CQCC2Q
http://www.masterfreelancer.com/audio-bss002.html

[padnar]

Hai,
i am also trying to sell my script
to my knowledge all are asking queries
in written form.
of course there is hell of a reading fees
i am searching for such an elusive person
who help me to sell script without asking reading charges
 

[roadrunner2]

I have been reading a few sites on different forms of pitching and I have to say, I'm somewhat confused on which is best--written or video?  I think I'm more confused than when I first started reading them.

I have an opportunity to pitch my script, but it can be written (can't be over two pages long) or done by video.  I understand the "pitch"  is basically trying to sell my script, but I want to make sure I do it right. Is there any basic format to these two approaches?

Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated!