The document outlines a film pitch for a comedy/action heist film. Three criminals will prepare for a heist in the back of a van while wearing hoodies and masks, with two being serious and one being clumsy and comical. The film titles will feature the characters' nicknames like in The A-Team. Inspiration comes from films like Oceans 11 and The A-Team. It will be filmed in the director's father's van on a low budget using a DSLR camera. The target audience is 15+ due to the action, violence, language, and drug references.

1. FILM PITCH By Jordan Carter, Harry
Foord and Jess Prentice

2. OUR IDEA
Our film idea is a comedy/action genre that revolves around a heist
situation. There will be 3 criminals who are preparing for a heist in
the back of a van, wearing hoodies and balaclavas. 2 of the criminals
will be serious and intelligent and 1 will be clumsy and comical.
Our titles will be similar to the A-Team titles where the nicknames of
the characters also pop up with the actors names. We will also include
titles made out of objects in the actual scene, for instance “cocaine”.
Potential film names: The Heist, Triple Vengeance, Hard Past Bullets.
Nicknames: Jordan (DeadTrim) Harry (Dragon Night blade) Jess (The
female one)

3. INSPIRATIONS
We took our inspiration from multiple action films
like oceans 11/12 and the A-team. The A-team is
our main inspiration behind the comedy we will
include.
We have also used inspiration for our casting titles
from the A-team, this will include a comical aspect
with nicknames appearing with the real actors
names.

4. PRACTICALITIES
Actors: Jordan Carter, Harry Foord, Jess Prentice.
Location: Back of Harry’s dads van.
Props/Costume/Makeup: Suits and animal masks. No makeup. We will
need to make some fake drugs to use on the set.
Technical: DSLR camera, minimal effects and artificial light. Some
post-production editing will be needed.
Music: Intense hard rock, fast paced music.
Time: Daytime to ensure continuity.
Budget: Low.

5. TARGET AUDIENCE
We have decided to use the certificate BBFC
15 for our film opening, this is because of
the action/violent references through out.
As well as this we have given our opening a
BBFC15 due to the language used and
references to drugs and possible props
relating to drugs.