The pitch presentation outlines a crime thriller film involving a serial killer, detective, and victim. The detective finds what appears to be the killer's dead body at his home but discovers it is cleverly staged. As the detective works to identify the victim, inconsistencies emerge in the evidence. In the end, the detectives arrest an innocent man and realize the real killer is still at large. The presentation is influenced by Se7en, Sherlock Holmes, and The Silence of the Lambs and aims to keep a target audience of 15-25 year olds, mostly male, engaged through the plot twists.

1. PITCH PRESENTATION
Crime - Thriller

2. KEY CHARACTERS
• Serial killer
• Detective
• Victim

3. BRIEF OUTLINE
•
Beginning – Detective looking through the criminals stuff and books, documents, Etc they
find a dead body which is actually the criminal.
•
Middle – Working their way towards who the victim is. However, something is wrong with
their discoveries.
•
End – The detectives arrest the wrong person and begin to interrogate the man and find
out he is the wrong person and the actual criminal is still on the loose

4. OPENING INFORMATION
•
Detective looking through documents, books and various criminal objects through out the
criminals house/flat.
•
Find the ‘dead’ body outline on the floor where the criminal has cleverly convinced the
doctors he’s dead.

5. PRESENTING THE INFORMATION
•
Mainly continuity sequence with a bit of montage mixed in creating an engaging title
sequence.

6. INFLUENCED FILMS
•
Se7en – the close-ups of objects
•
Sherlock Holmes – The crime/thriller genre. The plot and twists
•
The Silence of the Lambs – The audience following the detective.

7. TARGET AUDIENCE PROFILE
•
Age 15-25
•
Gender – 68% male 32% female
•
Not for a specialized audience.
•
Keeps the audience engaged

8. AUDIENCE FEEDBACK
•
What do you think on using objects to set the tone rather than people?
•
Would you go and see this film?
•
Any improvements?