writing a persuasive pitch letter to a film studio executive, highlighting why a particular short story would make a good film.

Choose either “A Pair of Silk Stockings” by Kate Chopin or “The Necklace” by Guy de Maupassant as the short story for a film adaptation pitch. Select the story that resonated with you the most or sparked your creativity.
Imagine that you are a screenwriter or filmmaker pitching your idea to a film studio executive. Write a persuasive pitch letter (around 1 page in length) in a professional tone, addressing the executive as your audience.
In the letter, provide a concise summary of the chosen short story, highlighting the key plot points, major characters, and the central themes or messages conveyed.
Highlight the aspects that make the story compelling and suitable for a film adaptation, such as its relatable characters, engaging conflicts, or relevant social themes.
Explain how you would bring the story to life on the screen with your casting choices.
Conclude your pitch letter by explaining why this story is relevant today.