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A pitch is proposed for a Cinema City Education film club called Cineclub. The pitch involves following an aspiring filmmaker who discovers the film club after watching independent films and reading books on film production. He daydreams of being part of a film production that wins an award. The visual style would use narration, aesthetically pleasing footage, and shifts between narrative and informative sections. Voiceovers would convey the character's thoughts. The target audience is people ages 16-25 who will appreciate the film analysis, from B/C1 demographics. Distribution would be through the website, social media, and before cinema screenings, and feedback would be gathered via social media and email.
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Pitch proposal
- 1. PITCH FOR CINEMA CITY’S CINECLUB BY RAHIM RAHAT
- 2. OUTLINE OF IDEA • Client: Cinema City Education (Guy Martin) • Plot: This takes place in the perspective of an aspiring filmmaker • He watches a film by a small production group and analyses it. • He reads books on production, ranging from production design to camerawork to autobiographies of famous directors • He discovers the film club in the hallway of college and goes to the John Hurt Centre to check it out. • He daydreams of being part of a production and then winning an award.
- 3. VISUAL STYLE AND TECHNIQUES • Detail will be in narration • Footage will be to aesthetically please • Shifts from narrative to informative • Voiceover will have character’s thoughts
- 4. TARGET AUDIENCE • Ages of 16-25 (requirement of film club) • B/C1 demographic – Will appreciate the analysis more
- 5. DISTRIBUTION AND FEEDBACK • Distribution: Website, Social Media (easy and effective access) and before cinema screenings (to interest cinema goers) • Feedback: Social Media and Email (easy and effective access)