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If there’s one thing Whistling Woods International does best, it’s turning imagination into magic. And The Pitch Party 2.0 was exactly that, a whirlwind of ideas, laughter, insights, and the kind of creative energy that only happens when storytellers get in a room together.

After the success of the first edition, this session took things up a notch. Through some good old alumni outreach (and a lot of inbox action), we brought together creative minds from across batches for an hour and a half of story swaps and cinematic brainstorming.

Opening Act: Setting the Stage

The event kicked off with an inspiring note from Mr. Chaitanya Chinchlikar, Vice-President of Whistling Woods International, who reminded everyone that great stories don’t just need vision, they need a community that believes in them.

And that’s exactly what followed.

Two stellar alumni mentors, Vishal Jain (Class of 2007, Director & Producer, VeeJee Films) and Yugshreshtha Karpatne (Class of 2017, Co-Founder & Producer, Boathouse Media Pvt. Ltd.) took the virtual and creative stage, ready to listen, guide, and spark conversations that could easily turn into the next big collaboration.

The Main Feature: Stories in the Spotlight

Five incredible pitches. Endless ideas.

From zombie apocalypses to AI revolutions and tales rooted in superstition, the pitches spanned every genre and format—feature films, short films, and series. The junior alumni transported mentors into their vivid worlds of characters and storylines bursting with originality. Each pitch felt cinematic, brimming with ideas that made everyone sit up and listen. The mentors, in turn, didn’t just critique, they collaborated, offering thoughtful, encouraging insights that turned good stories into great ones.

The Grand Takeaway: Creativity Connects

What made Pitch Party 2.0 truly special wasn’t just the quality of ideas, it was the connection. The conversations flowed, creative sparks flew, and by the end, everyone walked away a little more inspired.

Events like these remind us why Whistling Woods isn’t just a film school, it’s a creative family. A place where alumni and students don’t just share memories; they share visions, ideas, and dreams waiting to hit the big screen.

Because at Whistling Woods, every pitch has a story and every story deserves its spotlight. 

Aditee Das is a storyteller with passion for Ed-tech research dedicated to helping educational institutions grow by sharing their unique narratives. With a flair for words and a fondness for quirky perspectives, she transforms everyday thoughts into engaging content that resonates with readers. Her work bridges the gap between data and emotion, making complex ideas accessible and relatable. Beyond her professional pursuits, Aditee finds joy in books, films, and melodies, often losing herself in stories and songs alike

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