The e-mail about the interview had a prompt that asked for a 2 minute pitch for a short film, but it was slightly differently worded on two separate emails:
E-mail 1:
Additionally, the admissions committee would like you to prepare a short film idea (different from the one in your application) to briefly discuss during the interview. The pitch should take no more than two minutes – describe a short film (under five minutes in length) that you might make. We recommend that you focus on one event that has an emotional arc, and give it the elements of good story structure - with a build up, climax and resolution.
We encourage you to have fun with this project, do not worry about pitching formalities, do not over think it or call with questions, just tell us an engaging small story. Do not read it from an outline source – and remember, the story should take no more than two minutes to tell.
E-mail 2:
For your interview, the admissions committee would like you to prepare an informal pitch for a project concept (different from the one in your application) to briefly discuss during the interview. Your pitch should take no more than two minutes and it should describe a short project of any genre or format that you might make. We recommend that you present an idea that is concise, innovative and expressive of your creative passions and intellectual interests to give us a sense of the type of work you hope to pursue at UCLA.