Pitch Blog


Pitch A: A girl's perfect life comes apart as she slowly goes insane and the film comes along with her. 

Pitch B: Four teenage strangers who have very different personalities get stuck together in a library and must work together to escape.


Discuss Pitch A: We discussed the possibility of making this a mockumentary, including the narration of experts. We could incorporate small details throughout that hint at the girl's insanity. She would have perfect grades, a nice boyfriend, friends, and loving parents. But maybe she is schizophrenic. Something is off about her. In the end, it becomes less subtle. The audience starts to realize how truly crazy she is. She is tortured by this, scared of herself. The film joins her in her insanity

Discuss Pitch B: We wanted to find an option that would be very easy to film. We are four teenagers, so we could easily cast ourselves in the roles of the four teenagers. We were torn on where the kids would get stuck, and how the situation could be brought about that they are complete strangers. We decided a library could work.


Our Final Decision: However, amongst other considerations, we realized we would probably not be able to film in a public library, so we have decided to go with Pitch A.



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