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What's its purpose? 

The purpose of my pitch is to develop my outlined idea further of my documentary, it enables me to think of any additional details, equipment or elements that I should add to improve my documentary. By talking to my class it could allow me to identify and distinguish my target audiences by age, gender and interests.

What you did?

I went through my project in depth talking about my outlined idea, what the documentary is going to be like, examples that inspired me, information from recces sheet and location scouting sheet, logistics, problems I may encounter, target audiences, institutions, what will happen in the extract and marketing.

 How it went? 

I think it went well because I got positive feedback and questions that made me think how I am going to structure and plan my documentary which is important. I think I should have included more information to improve the audience's understanding and to clearly conclude my pitch of the documentary but I didn't want it to be long as people would begin to feel uninterested.

What this would be like in the industry?

Even though, there are a lot of crime documentaries in the industry, I think my doc will be unique because I introduce a mixture of elements and key conventions from my research such as, locations, sound, effects etc.. that are popular with my demographic. As well as, incorporating popular elements from other crime documentaries I have created my own ideas such as, using diverse transitions and a different perspective from a family member. 



























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