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Ideas: our film club

Names

first meeting

The Projector

Plain. Says what it is. Nobody laughed.

Shortlist

Lily Pad Cinema

Silly, but everyone remembered it.

Thursday Films

When it happens, right in the name.

Pitch

Why Lily Pad

It made people smile, it's easy to say, and the poster draws itself: a frog on a lily pad, watching the screen…

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Names for the club

Lily Pad Cinema

Silly, but everyone remembered it.

Thursday Films

When it happens, right in the name.

The Projector

Plain. Says what it is.

Winner?

Lily Pad. Vote on Thursday.

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Lily Pad Cinema

Everyone remembered it.

Shortlist

Two names, one vote.

Vote

Thursday, after the film.

Thursday Films

Plain, but clear.

funnier
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Arrow ideas into a shortlist and label why: funnier, cheaper, quicker. The decision makes itself.

Why Lily Pad

It made people smile, it's easy to say, and the poster draws itself…

280 words

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Why Lily Pad

It made people smile, it's easy to say, and the poster draws itself: a frog on a lily pad, watching the screen.1

The poster

A frog, a lily pad, a little screen. Done.

1. First meeting, 5 Sept.

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