Evaluation of Pitch Proposal
In my pitch proposal my first proposal would be to do a chat show, i would be confident and talking and improvising the conversation with my interviewee. The chat show i will be doing will have only one interviewee, as this will allow me to focus on that one person specifically. The interviewee is going to be a movie actor, so i can ask him about his future plans for movies, how hard it is to make movies and the stress that they go through, this will be the main skeleton of the questions that i will ask, i am going to do it with a with a friend so i am more comfortable with talking to him, and allowing for a more relaxed and fun atmosphere, so that the audience don't feel the tension and awkwardness and so make the show more entertaining. I will be either using a empty classroom, or i will be using the drama studio in our school, i will be also using a green screen, as most chat shows do, with a scenic background. We will have set up the tables and chairs beforehand, or we may even sue the sofas in the 6th form to make it more comfortable when sitting down and also most, chat shows do interview more than 1 person so they usually all sit together on a sofa, but considering the fact that i am only doing one, we wont need a big sofa. My tone of voice would be a calm, relaxed tone, although sounding enthusiastic and excited. I will use hand gestures to visualise and emphasise points that i am saying or trying to get across. Also i will be using a tactic, as my interviewee is a actor from the previous projects when we all made short films in small groups, using a small clip of the film that he made to present it like it's a trailer of the movie they are going to make soon.
The second proposal that i had was to make a game show, this is because again i will be asking questions to the contestant(s) and encouraging them and make sure that there is a conversation going on between us. The game show will be quiz based and i will be asking all types of questions, usually general knowledge, as if it is too specific questions, then the audience range will be very narrow as the people watching that show would like to know the questions and answers of their favourite topic, so keeping the audience range wide, allows for more audiences to be entertained and engaged in the show. For the game show i will most probably use the common room in the 6th form on a Saturday, i also need to think of a prize for the winner of the contestant, i would follow a similar structure to the game show of Who wants to be a millionaire?. I may also include lifelines that will help the contestant if they get stuck, but i want to make the questions in aw ay that i quick fire them at the contestant, so they have like a 5-10 second time limit on each question, and the amount of questions they answer will give them points, so 10 points per question, and there will be prizes according to the amount of points they have, so i would introduce a graphic that shows how much points they have and i will keep reminding them of it, and the grand prize that requires them to get 200 points, so there is no room for error, the problem with having a quick questions type, is that i will have to either memorise all 20 questions so that i can quickly say them, or have like a sheet of paper that i can rest on a table, or i may use the metals and that teachers use in assembly to put their sheets down, and i will be standing up and asking the questions, another problem with having a quick fire round is that it will last a very short time, and i was thinking of a 10 minute minimum time in my game show (and chat show) so i may have to add extra questions to the normal part of the show and have the quick fire round as a bonus to allow the contestant(s) to rack up more points, but this would require me to change and alter the point system and the points at which the prizes are won.
The second proposal that i had was to make a game show, this is because again i will be asking questions to the contestant(s) and encouraging them and make sure that there is a conversation going on between us. The game show will be quiz based and i will be asking all types of questions, usually general knowledge, as if it is too specific questions, then the audience range will be very narrow as the people watching that show would like to know the questions and answers of their favourite topic, so keeping the audience range wide, allows for more audiences to be entertained and engaged in the show. For the game show i will most probably use the common room in the 6th form on a Saturday, i also need to think of a prize for the winner of the contestant, i would follow a similar structure to the game show of Who wants to be a millionaire?. I may also include lifelines that will help the contestant if they get stuck, but i want to make the questions in aw ay that i quick fire them at the contestant, so they have like a 5-10 second time limit on each question, and the amount of questions they answer will give them points, so 10 points per question, and there will be prizes according to the amount of points they have, so i would introduce a graphic that shows how much points they have and i will keep reminding them of it, and the grand prize that requires them to get 200 points, so there is no room for error, the problem with having a quick questions type, is that i will have to either memorise all 20 questions so that i can quickly say them, or have like a sheet of paper that i can rest on a table, or i may use the metals and that teachers use in assembly to put their sheets down, and i will be standing up and asking the questions, another problem with having a quick fire round is that it will last a very short time, and i was thinking of a 10 minute minimum time in my game show (and chat show) so i may have to add extra questions to the normal part of the show and have the quick fire round as a bonus to allow the contestant(s) to rack up more points, but this would require me to change and alter the point system and the points at which the prizes are won.
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