Narrative Pitch & Preproduction Materials
Preproduction Portfolio // pitch day
DP(camera): Chrissy Munoz
Director/Producer: Eric Goodzey // Shooting schedule (dates/times) and resource list. Details the resources needed and a short description of the material that will be shot (locations, equipment and any additional props, costumes or relevant items, including talent photos)
Editor: Jonah Jaworski // Poster, treatment of transitions & editing choices, etc.
Logline : Comedy and Misadventures abound when friends get together to have dank discussions in the basement, and hash out life, love, and everyday problems.
Tagline : High Times, Low Altitude.
Location Scout Survey
with location photos
(attach location photos)
Project Name: High Times, Low Altitude.
Completed by: Chrissy Munoz
Scout Date & Time: 4.10.2016
Location address:
Eric’s home / basement
Day and time of shoot:
4.19.2016 // 2:00pm
Location description
(interior/ exterior): The plan is to use only the interior: an open wide
basement, with neutral color scheme (greens, browns, greys / earth-tones). There are several tables, side accent tables
and chairs. Additional furniture
includes large green couch, love seat, and entertainment center.
Camera angles, shot sizes, color, light, movement:
There will be mid shots > A/B conversational style cuts, transitioning conversations.I'd like an additional color treatment in addition to the lighting in the room to vary the mood, and elevate the situation. This will be a director's / editing choice in the end. I will concentrate on the ambient lighting.
Additionally, our director would like to have shots that turn smoothly from one character to another. I plan to overcome this, by utilizing a stabilizing table tripod, and a stone swiveling platform that I own. Whoever is not on camera at the time, can turn it easily.
Describe the scene
and action. How many people are on camera? There will be 3 people in our
cast, which include our production team: Eric, Jonah, and Chrissy.
The action will revolve around script, low action, comedy –
similar in style to a web series The
Guild” which has gained a large following, and That 70’s Show. The scenes in our Director’s mind, will mimic the
scene structure from these series, where a relatable or hypothetical scenario
is given, and the characters react to it. The audience sees the absurdity in
the scenario, but to the group, in their current condition, it makes perfect
sense.
How much space is
needed? The full basement will
likely be utilized; some of which will be for off-screen purposes for entrances.
Will the action be
shot from one or multiple locations? One location with multiple angles.
Is there off-screen
space available? Yes
What are the light
levels and sources of light? How does this impact your scene? There is florescent lighting, also a
small window allowing natural light and we also have additional lighting
available. It may give a washed out appearance to our initial footage, which
can be corrected w the additional warm lighting, and also in editing.
Are you recording
sound? Are there any issues to be aware of?
Yes. We may be utilizing a LAV or Boom mic if the camera mic does
not pick up the intended audio.
Is there any special
equipment needed? We will be requesting a Mic and perhaps additional off
screen lighting.
Are there any
concerns that need to be addressed about shooting at this location? Not that we are aware of at this time.
Other notes:
*****Additional photos showing potential props
Pitch overview:
Pitch overview:
- We will do 'pov' shots from speaking characters, intermixed with medium shots.
- : close up / tight shots or mid (intimacy) - this will be dictated depending on the conversation in progress. If the character is having a monologue it can be full bodied (say if they are on the couch/ full length), or an A/B (character to character cut).
- Different from most of our previous projects, I do not foresee much B-reel in alternate locations needed, however I will be prepared as the script gets prepared to plan for this. If anything it will be of outtake-style laughter, and such activity.
- Lighting will be a key factor in our situation. Getting the basement to have a warmer, less over exposed value. The staging of the extra furniture in the room also to make it look a bit more intentional will be a goal. I will incorporate extra lighting and Jonah in editing may make use of filters to achieve the desired look.
- We will use one camera, an external mic, two tripods: traditional & table top, and additional lighting.
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