Pitch ideas!

 Pitch A: A couple plans quickly fails as they caught and deceive the mom.

 Pitch B: A teenage boy spends his night closing a restaurant and get chased, what happens next?  

Discuss Pitch A: We want to do pitch A because we do have access to a house facilitating the location. It would also be convenient due to the timing being flexible allowing us to do it at any of our houses anytime after school. We would also have a more causal filming environment because we have more freedom instead of being restricted. Then again, the house would be a harder place to make spooky for the type of film we want to make. Also, the house has dogs which could be a distraction for us during the filming process.  

Discuss Pitch B: We want to do Pitch B because we would have access to an establishment due to Owen’s work environment which would make it easier for a location. It would be convenient because it’s an easier place to make spooky due to the lighting making it easier. It has more of a downside to it due to the timing of the place because it would have to be after hours. It would also be hard due to Owen’s boss making it harder for us to be there after hours. Our parents allowing us to be there late is unreasonable.  Our final decision: Since it would be harder for us to go to Owen’s Job, We’ve decided to go with  Pitch A: A couple plans quickly fails as they caught and deceive the mom.




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