This was the first idea that we came up with.
Genre: Romantic Comedy- this was one of the most popular answers on the questionnaire so therefore decided to use this choice of genre.
Target audience: Female aged 12 + most of the people we asked were of this age and therefore we choose to use them. Also as we are all girls and around the same age we would all know what we would want to see and ask are friends along the way if we ever get stuck.
Outline of our ideas: We decided that the best thing to do was to have a contrast between two different girls. One girl would be posh, neat and always on time and the other girl would be messy and always running late. For example we would use an alarm clock to wake them up. The alarm clock would be a diagitic sound over the soundtrack that we decide to use. The posh girl would get up straight away and the messy girl would just turn the alarm off and stay in bed. We would show the contrast between the girls getting ready for school in the morning. The main point of the story would be about the girls liking the same boy and both fantasising about him. There will be the same picture of the boy in both of their rooms that they will look at in the morning whilst getting ready for school.
Generic features: Flicking scenes (cross-cutting) at the beginning of the scenes to show the contrast of both what they are wearing and what they are doing. We would also show credits of the film e.g. the actors and producers and also show the producing company.
Location: If were to go ahead with this choice of film then we would use 2 different houses and film in bedrooms, bathrooms and the kitchens. By doing this it would again show the contrasts between a tidy house and a messy house.
Resources: 2 female actresses, props needed in the rooms such as an alarm clock and toaster, 2 houses, contrasting costumes and a picture of the same boy in each room.
5 key shots and any special features: Framing shot of each girl, zoom in and zoom out/ close up shot of picture of the boy, shot of each room to show the contrast between the two girls, dieagitic sounds such as the alarm clock over the soundtrack, tracking shots and finally still shots of the two girls when credits come up.
We used our first idea to come up with our second directors pitch.
Genre: We decided to use romantic comedy again because that was the most popular choice of genre.
Target Audience: Girls aged 12+
Outline of our ideas: Contract flick scene of a boys and a girls daily morning routine. The girl is very messy and the boy is very neat which shows the contrast between the two. They don't know each other but they meet in school when the accidently walk in to each other. The messy girls books go everywhere and the neat boy helps her out.
Generic features: Again we would use flicking scenes (cross-cutting) at the beginning of the scenes to show the contrast of the two. The actors credits would be shown at the begining on the film and then credits such as the producers and the producing film company would be shown afterwards. The two different choices of clothes and rooms would show the contrast too.
Location: 2 different houses- boys house and girls house. Use rooms such as bedroom, bathroom and kitchen again. We would then need somewhere for them to use so decided the easiest place to film would be at school as its easy to get to.
Resources: male and female actor/ actress. Props in each room, e.g. clothes and alarms in the bedroom and props that we will need to use in other rooms.
5 shots and any other special features: Framing shot, 2 shots, soundtrack, Action, Reaction shot, tracking shots.
To help us decide which one we would use we made up a questionnaire
We decided to use the first directors pitch because we thought that the story was more interesting that the second one and more of our target audience would want to watch this.
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