The Pitch:



It's a story about a tree, a beech tree, and everything that surrounds it.

You sold? Neither were our markers. But we ain't giving up yet. I think we got so bogged down in explaining our two story lines and how they interlaced that we completely neglected the fact we needed to win the audience over and make them want to hear more. Apparently we had a Hughie and Doughy act going on, but we were in too much of passionate spiel about our break-through style that we missed the mocking-potential.

But honestly, think of the new light we can shed on a mundane tree. Aerials, abseiling, fibre-optics, pole-cams, microscopes, cells, time-lapse, graphics and animation, music and a complicated story for something so simple! I'm completely prepared to become a raving tree-hugger, even though both of us are more animal-inclined. Look out Bot.Soc., you're about to be hit with a whole heap of fresh enthusiasm!