Our Pitch

 Pitch 1: A kid with a dream, eager to pursue his passion! But with many obstacles in-front of him, will he be able to?


Pitch 2: In a time where people are glued to their screens all the time, two young gentlemen men seek out a new form of entertainment. Join these two boys as they explore life outside of a screen and witness a whole new experience.


Discussion of pitch 1: So we really like this idea but there are several problems. We are not sure on what the kids dream or passion should be. That is the only dilemma we’ve ran into, once we get that coming up with obstacles won’t be hard. This is a good idea but if we don’t come up with a passion for the kid to pursue then it won’t work out. There’s a lot of options but we don’t know if it would work out or if we would be able to portray it correctly.


Discussion of pitch 2: This would be a super fun short film to create because we could just record ourselves or friends just living without a screen. This could be easy to film yes but there wouldn’t really be anything to build off of if we don’t incorporate more into it rather than just two friends living life. We would have to do more planning and research in order for this to work. We plan to continue doing research in order to get a better idea of this. This is just an idea we had and decided to use.


Our final decision: Since we couldn’t build anything off of pitch 2 we decided to go with

Pitch 1: A kid with a dream, eager to pursue his passion! But with many obstacles in-front of him, will he be able to?




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