Film pitch planning

 1) What will be the title for your own original NEW horror film? If you're not sure, write down two or three possible titles and you can choose later.

The sacrifice / The dark side/Are you there?

2) Write a tagline for your film – it's effectively a slogan for the movie:

don't look back or....

3) Write a logline – this is like a longer version of the tagline. It's one sentence that sums up the film and hooks the audience in under 25 words:

Group of teens find a book and camera in an abandoned house they have heard rumours saying who ever goes there gets cursed.So they go and visit the place and all sort of things happen.  

4) Write down any existing horror films that are similar to yours ("My film idea is like a cross between Scream and Contagion"):

This is my own horror story, haven't borrowed any ideas from an another flim.

5) What is your narrative/storyline? Write a short paragraph that explains what happens in your film:

Group of teens aged 15-18 are friends who have heard a rumour about an abandoned house.They decide to go there as its near where they live,they expect nothing to happen but little do they know that all the rumours they have heard is true they only find that out when they go to the abandoned house.They find a Book and a camera and they decide to steal it.And all sorts of crazy stuff happen to them.

6) What is your main character’s name and what happens to them? You can also mention other characters if your wish.

Ian and grace they are the ones who steal the stuff and get cursed. 

7) Who or what will be the villain or threat in your horror movie?  

Zaine steros aka masked face

8) What is the name of your film's director? You can use your own name here if you wish.

emiley r

9) What costume/make-up/props will you need for your photographs for your website?

a camera,book,house,teens,blood,doll

10) What font/typography/colour you will use to create a brand for your film’s title and branding?  


This is the font i'll be using.



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