Project 30 is about an immortal man created by the totalitarian government in 2016 who has wanted to die for years. However, killing yourself is illegal. Instead of committing suicide, he decides to take down the government to make suicide legal so he can end his own life. He meets a smart woman who helps him in his quest to destroy the government and change the law on suicide.

1. FILM PITCH!
PROJECT 30
By Hannah and Taia.

2. STORY

3. SYNOPSIS
Project 30 (Or Bo) is an immortal man made by the totalitarian world government of
2016. But he's wanted to die for years. Once he escapes he realised killing yourself
(government property) is illegal. Instead of doing it anyway (DUH!) he selfishly
decides to destroy the government and make suicide legal, so he can kill himself.
NOTE: The main plot point is not suicide. The fact the main character want to just a
running joke to emphasise the character tropes. Plot comes mainly from the two
main characters interacting with each other and the government.

4. Action scene whilst
escaping
Propp
narrative
theory
(False Hero)
Also meets
Secondary
character here

5. CHARACTER PROFILE(S)
Project 30 or BO:
• Airhead
• Stupid
• Manipulative
• Oblivious
• Immortal
(experimented on)
• Good at things
without trying
• The hero (flawed)
Moe
• Very smart
• Tries very hard at
everything
• Honest
• Observant
• Not Immortal
• The helper

6. NARRATIVE THEORIES
Levi-strauss
• Theory: all narratives are arranged around
the conflict between the opposites
• Good Vs Evil
• Men Vs Women
• Light Vs Dark
• Technology Vs Nature
• War Vs Peace
• Age Vs Youth
• Strong Vs Weak
• Democracy Vs Dictatorship
Vladimir Propp
● The hero (seeks something)
● The villain (opposes the hero)
● The donor (helps hero)
● The dispatcher (sends the hero on
journey)
● The false hero
● The helper (gives hero support)
● The princess (the reward for the
hero)
● The princess's father

7. GENRE

8. CONVENTIONS AND INSPIRATIONS

9. AUDIENCE AND
DISTRIBUTION

10. BBFC RATING
Our target rating according to the
BBFC would be a 15.
• Strong language on occasion
• Violence - is strong but doesn't
heavily dwell on the pain or injury
• Threat
• Imitable behaviour

11. TARGET AUDIENCE

13. WHERE WOULD YOU WATCH OUR FILM
Future shorts is the largest short film network in
the world. They work across exhibition, distribution
and experimental event which work well with the
usual experimental nature of independent films.
Anyone is able to set up a future shorts screening
in 100 cities/40 countries giving independent
creators a large scope to have their work seen.
Distrify is a DIY distribution service. They offer a high
quality video player which can be optimised for mobile.
This is an advantage because of technological
convergence and the large
amount of time our target group (15-24) use their
phones and social media.
A disadvantage is that Distrify seems to offer no
exposure for the creators content, It just seems like a
Youtube like site you have to pay for.

14. PRODUCTION

15. LOCATION

16. COSTUMES AND PROPS