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Pitch blog for short film

Hey blog it's me again!

Today My partner and I will be coming up with an idea for our short film. Here are our two pitches.

  1. A teenager is hired to babysit. The child tries to warn her about evil within the house, however, the evil is the parents who hired her 

  1. A strange guest shows up to a private dinner. The guest is creepy and knows the secrets of
    all the other guests.     

Both my partner and I are extremely interested in using the first pitch. The idea is not too complicated and could be done. It would also be a horror short, which could be super fun. We could experiment with different lighting, acting, and props. This idea is simple yet surprising, which would make it perfect for our short! 

The second pitch is less exciting for us. Although the creepiness of the guest is cool, it doesn't really stick out to us. Not to mention, it may be difficult to make this pitch for our short as it is sort of complicated. We do not have enough time to establish the characters' different bonds and secrets, so the pitch isn't the best. We would also need many actors and actresses, which could be hard to find. So, this isn't the most ideal pitch. 

With that, we will use the first pitch for our short! I hope you guys enjoyed it, and thank you for joining us!

That's it for today's blog! Karina logging off.

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