Our pitch

As we discuss what our pitch would be we ran into a block. We couldn't think of any pitches that were original, and something we can use without having to buy many things. Our first pitch was a kid that helped everyone but once they needed something no one was there to help. It took some time to think of the second pitch since nothing was coming into mind. It took some time but then we finally came up with the second pitch. This pitch is about a person who has to manage a job, school, and sport but slowly being consumed by stress, depression, and anxiety. The second pitch is the one we made the decision to go with. 
The first pitch was pitched by my partner. We didn't choose this pitch because I was thinking it was too similar to our previous projects. I wanted something more original, something different from what we created before. He agreed. We decided on the second pitch because it something relatable. Something that the youth, people we are close to, and us can relate to. Something that we would be able to create without the hassle of relying on other things. 
The pitch we ended up deciding on was a person who has to manage a job, school, and sport but slowly being consumed by stress, depression, and anxiety. This pitch was both agreed that this should be the one we should film. My partner came up with it after discussing it. After me saying it should be something about our lives or something similar. We agree that this would be the best outcome after everything we discussed As it may be hard to convey in this final task, but we will try.


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