Corporate Documentary Production - week 6
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The document provides guidance for creating a pitch document for a film project, breaking it into 7 key sections: 1) explaining why the client engaged the team, 2) how they will add value, 3) how their concept is unique, 4) what style the content lends itself to, 5) how to make a good first impression, 6) something interesting about each crew member relevant to the project, and 7) why someone would want to watch the film. It also lists the production timeline, with final submissions due on November 14 and key tasks including finalizing the concept, scripting, securing locations and talent, and shooting and editing a pilot episode.
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- 3. 1 – cover page • Audience? • What is it saying? • Your contact details • HOW CAN WE MAKE A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION?
- 4. 2 – client overview • In your own words • engagement & interest • (new) understanding & perspective • HOW CAN WE ADD VALUE?
- 5. 3 – brief • Subheadings • Maximum of 3 points each • Building your case • WHY WOULD SOMEONE WANT TO WATCH OUR FILM?
- 6. 4 – concept/approach • Describe in visual language • think outside the square • Case > execution • HOW IS OUR CONCEPT UNIQUE?
- 7. 5 – content • Content informs style • Know your subjects, locations, etc • WHAT STYLE DOES OUR CONTENT LEND ITSELF TO?
- 8. 6 – crew bios • Pics • Contact details • Quirky & interesting, but relevant • Image size • SOMETHING INTERESTING ABOUT EACH OF US RELEVANT TO THIS PARTICULAR PROJECT?
- 9. OTHER TIPS • A creative work in its own right • Take the reader on a journey • Edit for consistency • Proofread
- 10. 1. WHY HAS THE CLIENT ENGAGED US? 2. HOW CAN WE ADD VALUE? 3. HOW IS OUR CONCEPT UNIQUE? 4. WHAT STYLE DOES OUR CONTENT LEND ITSELF TO? 5. HOW CAN WE MAKE A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION? 6. SOMETHING INTERESTING & RELEVANT ABOUT EACH OF US? 7. WHY WILL SOMEONE WANT TO WATCH OUR FILM?
- 11. Final submission – 14 November Grade Final audio mix Content edit Filming Final script signed off Shoot & edit pilot Source locations Source talent scripting Fact finding for script Location surveys Finalise concept