Pitch

My team and I came up with two pitches-

Pitch One: Mostly silent film about a deaf person who gets attacked in their own home. 
I personally thought it’d be really cool to do a mostly silent film that only isn’t silent during the times that the attacker is the main focus of the screen. 
Pitch Two: Killer dolls attack a group of teenagers. 
We thought it’d be cool if we had a child character basically control these dolls and use them to attack her older brother and his friends.

We ended up going with pitch one as we knew we could execute it and we thought the idea was really cool.




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