Pitch presentation


Before we get started on the actual creation of our film opening, we have to first get our idea approved. We prepared a short presentation going through all of the details surrounding this opening, story, mise-en-scene, locations, budget, etc. Through this we learned the planning element of filming a project, and how to think things through ahead of time, so we're prepared for the day of filming long before it happens. 

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