This is just from a sheet i got given last week to help with our pitch, basically if we apply the elements of this criteria I think we should be able to give a good account of what our film is going to involve.....
Genre - Specify whether it's a drama, doc etc. is it helpful to describe it in terms of genre? Does it have a tag line? (Psychological thriller/drama...)
Form - What is the length of the film? (10-15 mins)
Theme - What is the work about? This is not the story, but the underlying subject. (So in the meeting before we said domestic/family issues....Domestic drama?
Story - What is the story or stories you will be telling? Who are the characters? (Jake the insurance broker agent - his story)
Plot - How is the story ordered? If it is a simple linear tale you may not need to address this but if the plot is complex with flashbacks etc this will need to be discussed.
Visual Style - What is it going to look like? How will this look be achieved by the camera and art departments? Location? Colour palletes and shot type?
Audio Style - How will the audio be approached. Music? (Billy & Tom)
Tone - Is it comedic, tragic, dramatic? How is this reflected in the audio/visual style and performance?
Location Shots - Office, House, Girl's bedroom
Character pictures, pictures of actors (keep within your league though)
Mood Boards
Storyboards / illustrations of scenes can be used but often don't add anything to a good verbal description.
And here's a description of insurance broker..........
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insurance_broker
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