Unnamed Pitch Bible

The Unnamed Pitch Bible is a behind-the-scenes 130-page book of how the film should look like. Featuring retro-stylized posters, beautifully, pastel backgrounds and hand rich characters, the innovative minds will take you beyond the world of "yesterday".

Foreword
''Hello, everyone. I'm so excited to create a whole new dimension filled with gadgets and gizmos, everything. There's going to be action, suspense, even friendship. So with great pleasure, here's a sneak preview of my first feature film- J. Jones''

Origins
The director's childhood trace back onto his own fears of going to the phlebotomist. He said in his own words "It was horrible. I mean, I drawn on me. I almost had a heart attack when I was 4, It was terrible..." He used this experience in his story.

The Birth of a Hare
His very first birthday was in July 28, 1989. He had his pet hare. The young director giggled with joy. He named his newfound friend, Ozben. The 24-year director kept his cage as a treasure that he drew a hare like his friend, but with an identity of a atomic super guy whose voice sounds like "You try and catch me!" He laughed so much at the drawing that he started animated him. He would later expand the hare with a female owner, a chemist (originally an average 1950's saleswoman who sells hair gel.)

Development
He started drawing sketches of experiments, androids and man-eating plants. Then he got a call from Steven Spielberg who asked him to share some of his samples. After a long talk, they decided to make a film together. He and Spielberg traveled to Mexico to research, hired stunt people and stop and rest stops to eat. When they came back home, they began animation production for "Can You Take Me Back To 907?"

The Renaissance Age
14 months later, Disney contact both him and Spielberg and offered them to finish the project there. Collaborating with Archie Comics Entertainment LC, they worked on developing the finished storyline so it be ready to go in production. But due to feedbacks from the test audiences, the crew and cast were about to quit. They felt that the original treatment was too dark and too realistic for a children's movie. Finally, they reworked the storyline, change the dialogue and made the characters into more likable and friendly. They were so pleased they that started to advertise the previews of the film to the children again. They loved it!

Brighter Tomorrow
''Schedule to release on December 2013, I can't tell that those characters are going to be remarkable. I can't give out the exact plot, but it will features an 60-year old aardvark who stumbles upon a human-turned-sasquatch, trapped inside a lab office. So find out more about our film and wish us good luck. ''

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