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The Big Pelvis

The Big Pelvis only comes out once a month. The three fishermen set out to catch it before their rival does.
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Catch of the Day: A Hilarious Dive into Rivalry and Schemes in The Big Pelvis
Pros: Clever and Humorous Story: The film blends absurd humor with a unique take on a classic fishing adventure, providing an engaging and fun narrative.
Strong Character Dynamics: The chemistry between the main characters (Cast Master, Bait Master, and Knot Master) is well-executed, enhancing the comedic appeal.
Impressive Technical Execution: Despite its short runtime, the film demonstrates solid technical skills, especially in its use of the Canon Vixia HF G20 and Sennheiser MKE 600, ensuring good visual and sound quality.
Quick and Engaging: The film packs a punch in its 11-minute runtime, maintaining a fun, fast-paced story that holds the audience's attention.
Accolades and Recognition: Winning Best Student Film at the Houston Comedy Film Festival and being a finalist for the Best Super Short Film Award at the Student World Impact Film Festival highlights the film's quality and appeal.
Cons: Limited Depth: Given its short runtime, the film doesn't delve deeply into character development or backstory, which could have added more emotional resonance.
Predictable Plot: While entertaining, the film's premise and humor may feel somewhat familiar to audiences who have seen other rivalry or fishing-themed comedies.
Simple Setting: The film's location and premise may feel a bit limited in scope, with fewer visual or thematic elements to explore beyond the fishing rivalry.
Narrow Appeal: The humor, focused around a fishing rivalry, may not appeal to all audiences, especially those not fond of the genre or type of humor.
The Big Pelvis is a hilarious and cleverly crafted short film that blends absurd humor with a unique take on the classic fishing adventure. Created while attending Woodrow Wilson High School, this 11-minute comedy delivers a lighthearted yet engaging narrative filled with quirky characters and a touch of rivalry.

The story centers around three fishermen—Cast Master, Bait Master, and Knot Master—who embark on a mission to catch the legendary fish known as The Big Pelvis. Their rivalry with Other Brad, a fisherman rumored to have the skills to catch the fish solo, sets the stage for a series of comedic schemes and sabotage. To keep Other Brad occupied, Knot Master is sent on a mission to derail his efforts, leading to a series of humorous mishaps and antics.

Shot using a Canon Vixia HF G20 and edited with Premiere Pro, The Big Pelvis demonstrates impressive technical skill, especially given its short runtime. The use of a Sennheiser MKE 600 ensures that the sound is crisp, adding to the comedic timing and overall flow of the film. The performances of the main characters are delightful, with each one bringing their unique flair to the film. The chemistry between Cast Master, Bait Master, and Knot Master is spot-on, as their rivalry with Other Brad drives much of the film's humor.

Despite its brief length, The Big Pelvis packs a punch with its witty dialogue, colorful characters, and a plot that keeps you entertained from start to finish. The film's playful take on rivalry, teamwork, and ambition shines through, with each character having a distinct personality that adds to the charm of the story.

Awards and Recognition:

  • Best Student Film at the Houston Comedy Film Festival
  • Best Super Short Film Award Finalist at the Student World Impact Film Festival
These accolades reflect the film’s ability to capture the attention of audiences with its humor and creativity. The lighthearted tone, combined with the clever plot twists, makes The Big Pelvis an enjoyable watch for fans of comedy and short films.

In conclusion, The Big Pelvis is a standout short that showcases the potential of young filmmakers to create entertaining, character-driven stories. It’s a film that proves that sometimes, the journey to catch the big one is just as amusing as the catch itself.
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