12. My Script for Pitch

These are my sections I shall be saying in my pitch to our clients at the Brighton Dome. I will aim to learn the basis of these sections of by heart for the pitch. I may take in a small piece of paper or card for the pitch so I can refer back to it if needed.

Slide 4 - How will we deliver this? - GEORGE

We plan on delivering our proposed idea of visualising a journey through Brighton Dome on the day of an event by using point-of-view (POV) shots with use of dolly cameras, Go Pros and fish-eye lenses touring around the venue. This puts us in the shoes of an event organiser experiencing an event at the Dome.

Our main twist which will come into place at the editing stage of our product will be the, use of split screen. 

For example, we will see the Dome on a normal day on one side of the screen, and on the other side we will see the busyness of the venue on event night, being set up, etc. 

Using split screen will exaggerate the beauty and functionality of Brighton Dome when no event is taking place by getting footage of the interior architecture. Then, in contrast we will also see the beauty of the Dome when the event is taking place, to display how a traditional venue can host an inspiring, fun and professional event. This could potentially be used for our time lapse sequences.

Slide 7 - Requirements - GEORGE

These are just some requirements that we will need to check are okay with you in order to produce the video.

We will need to obtain footage on the days of the TEDx event, of time lapses of set up, behind the scenes, and numerous interviews. However, we will also need to visit the Dome on a day before or after the event to film a ‘tour’ around the ‘empty’ Brighton Dome. Therefore, we need to know the dates we are able to come and film the Dome on the ‘journey’ of the event organiser, and the key personnel we will be able to talk to on the day of the event, ors any personnel who are available for an interview prior/post event.

Here is a photo of the mini script I brought in with me which I used as a guide during the pitch.

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