Pitch- Samaritans
For our final
project, we are producing a charity live show and for that we have to come up
with the charity to set this show on. In doing so we were set into groups of 3 to
come up with a charity to pitch to the rest of the class. in my group we
discussed many different charities to of those caring for animals to helping
people in need. One of our team member Ross, was adamant that we focus on the
charity ‘Samaritans’ as it was a well known local charity in Bath that helps
people who need someone to talk to about their issues or worries. As a group we
all agreed that this was a really good and a solid idea to go with.
Following our
decision, we had a week to put together a 5-minute pitch. During that week we
had made a google doc with each of us in the group adding our ideas to the
pitch. On the Wednesday we all met up to go through and time the pitch and also
put together the order in which we would all be speaking. Also in this meet up
we went along and added a bit more information as this was the first time we
met as a group and doing this made a big difference as there were all individual
bits of information we all thought would be effective in the pitch. One of
these being a storyboard, so one of the guys in the group drew out a storyboard
for the insert we would want to create for the charity, this would be passed
around for the audience to see when the pitch would be going on so they get a
clear idea of what the insert would look like. With our pitch we figured that
having a PowerPoint was a bit cliché so instead we found a promotional video
that Samaritans had already made just to show what they do from the charity
themselves.
When it
came to the day of the pitch, our group where the second group to show our
charity pitch. Once the first pitch had finished, the third member of our group
was no where to be seen as we were setting up he luckily turned up just in
time, with his delay I became more nervous about pitching. As the pitch started
everything we had planned ran smoothly, nothing went wrong, and we managed to
just fit in the time limit. However, when it came to the questions there was a few
which our group couldn’t answer as we hadn’t looked fully in depth about the
charity. That area was where our pitching went a little downhill, not knowing
some of the answers the audience wanted.

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