Zach Voss

September 10, 2020

Professor Hope
CINE 280

Pitch (but better)

1. When a golfer loses his ball, he finds a bit more than just a rough in the green.
-As a golfball slides down the hill to a complete stop, the protagonist pops his head over
the minor hill. He looks around and sees a ball on the floor. He quickly retrieves it, only
to find a random persons face printed on it. Discarding the ball, he takes notice of more
golf balls surrounding him. They all appear to be coming from the same place. Our
protagonist follows down the line, almost in a trance. This leads him right to a mysterious
hole in the ground. About five feet wide, but endlessly deep. The protagonist takes one of
the balls and throws it in the hole to see how deep it is. After no sound, he decides to turn
around and walk away. In this act, however, he slips on a ball and falls in the pit. The
next scene shows a different golfer finding the main protagonists face on a ball. As they
drop the ball, they look up and are entranced by the pit in the ground. The cycle
continues.