My Pitch

 Pitch A: A student goes to New York for spring break, but what is lurking in the forest?

 Pitch B: A student is enjoying her day off, but who has been following her?


Pitch A is more centered around a thriller film in a different state. Overall, the idea of going through with Pitch A sounds extremely fun to do and I hope I can get to do it. Especially due to the fact that there are so many more trees and hills in New York, I feel like I can really make an opening super thrilling with this pitch. The only downside to going through with this pitch is that it would be difficult to film the opening sequence by myself. Though I could have my family help me, it'd still be more of an obstacle for me to produce this. 

As for Pitch B, the broadness of the pitch gives me more of an opportunity to have creative liberty. Since I'm not specifying anything more than there being a student, it allows flexibility in creating the opening sequence. For example, if anything were to go wrong and circumstances change, it'd be easy to readjust the plans to make it fit the pitch. This pitch gives me no limits in terms of setting, time, etc., and it'd allow me to experiment with different things if I'd like. Out of both of my pitches, this one would definitely be the easiest one to go with.


Since I am not certain I'll be going to New York any time soon, I have decided to go with

Pitch B: A student is enjoying her day off, but who has been following her?

In the end, I chose to choose this pitch as my final pitch for my opening sequence due to the flexibility it allows me to have. Not only this, but given how Pitch A is completely dependent on the setting being in New York, it gives me a bit of a restriction. I plan on filming my opening sequence during my spring break, and it's not completely guaranteed that I'll be going to New York for my spring break. Due to this, whether I go to New York or not, Pitch B will allow me to adjust accordingly. As stated previously, due to the pitch not having restrictions in terms of the setting, I can record my sequence anywhere I wish to as long as it agrees with my pitch.

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