Our Pitch

 Pitch A: Two friends had a falling out, and one friend never came back from it.

 Pitch B: A happy couple, but the boyfriend has a secret.



Pitch A Discussion: For this pitch idea, Two best friends had a falling out of their friendship. One friend is not okay with the new people they have become friends with. Fast forward six months later, two friends are playing hide and seek when one of the friends goes missing. I really like this idea because it gives us a lot of opportunity to make a good and unexpected ending. We also have the creative freedom to use many props and have many different scenery. The twists and turns will allow us to use multiple camera angles as well.


Pitch B Discussion: With this pitch, I can see a lot of creative shots and props we could include. The settings of this idea would be easily accessible for us as high schoolers. Something that could pose a problem is the casting and actors. For this, we would need two guys; for our last project, finding one guy was hard enough. However, I do not feel this is a large enough deterrent from this pitch.


We decided on pitch A since it is easier for us to do because we won't need any additional actors and it gives us more creative freedom.




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