Risk Assessment:
Company Name: Thrilling Productions
Directors Name:Nikhara Korpal and Charlotte Myatt
Location: Alleyway
Potential Hazard: Hypothermia
Risk Assessment: Cast and Crew
Control Measures: Everyone should bring layers to wear e.g. jackets and hot water bottles.
Location: Alleyway
Potential Hazard: Safety of strangers/Rough Area
Risk Assessment: Cast and Crew
Control Measures: Make sure everyone stays together and be alert at all times.
Location: Charlotte’s House (Living Room)
Potential Hazard: Lack of Space
Risk Assessment: Cast and Crew
Control Measures: Be careful not to trip over tripod, make sure space where filming is clear.
Location: Car Park/Abandoned Location
Potential Hazard: Getting run over by vehicles,Weird people around
Risk Assessment: Cast and Crew
Control Measures: Stop,Look and Listen to surrondings
Location: Birmingham Library
Potential Hazard: Falling off the building, height is quite high up
Risk Assessment: Cast and Crew
Control Measures: Not going to near to the edge of the building.
Location: Back Garden Shed
Potential Hazard: Tripping over in the darkness,Lack of Space
Risk Assessment: Cast and Crew
Control Measures: Be aware of objects around and be safe
Location: Roads nearby
Potential Hazard: Getting run over by vehicles
Risk Assessment: Cast and Crew
Control Measures: Stop,Look and Listen to surroundings
Thursday, 26 November 2015
Friday, 13 November 2015
Script
INT.MOLLY'S LIVING ROOM.DAY
Chloe and Molly are on the sofa eating popcorn whilst watching a
horror film.
From the scene there is diegetic sounds from the horror film and from
characters eating popcorn.
Chloe has received a few missed calls from her mother, her phone will
vibrate loudly on the table.
Chloe then picks up the mobile phone.
Chloe: What do you want Mum?
Mum: Where are you? Chloe: I am at Molly’s house, I told
you this three days ago. You must of been not listening again.
Mum: Come home by 11 it's getting
dark and really late.
Chloe:Okay will do, bye
Mum: I love you, See you at 11.
EXT.ALLEYWAY.NIGHT
Chloe leaves Molly's house.
Chloe is listening to music which is blasting loudly and late at
night she is walking back home alone.
Villain grabs her from behind and covers his hand on Chloe's
mouth.
Chloe screams.
Chloe: Ouch! Get off me!
INT.MOLLY'S LIVING ROOM.NIGHT
Molly is texting Chloe to see if she got home safely.
Her iPhone will make loud typing sounds as she texts her.
INT.CHLOE'S LIVING ROOM.NIGHT
Chloe's mum is worried and still hasn't heard from Chloe she has
tried ringing her and texting her a lot.
Phone rings, Molly picks up the phone.
Mum: I don't know where Chloe is, I
have tried calling her and texting her so many times but she isn't replying, I
was just wondering if she is still at your house still. It’s 12pm and I am
getting really worried that she is not back.
Molly: She isn’t at my house she left
an hour ago I have tried to call her
and message her to see if she reached home but she hasn't been on her phone
since she left my house. I wonder where she is..
EXT.SHED/ABANDONED PLACE.NIGHT
The villain takes Chloe’s phone from her pocket and rips
the tape off her mouth.
Chloe: Who are you and what do you
want?
Villian: Be quiet and do as I say or I'll
shoot you.
He then records a video of Chloe struggling because she's tied up.
Then sends it to Molly.
Molly:Omg no
Gets upset then sends it to Chloe's mum.
Chloe's Mum then views the video on her phone.
Molly: I have found the location of
where she is on my phone; I am going to find her.
Chloe mum: No, don't go alone, I don't want
you to leave my sight.
Molly: No, I am going to look for her.
Molly breathes heavily.
Molly: Stop, I’ve got your Ransom fee
here
Villain snatches off her and laughs
Molly: Put the gun down
Villain keeps gun next to Chloe's head
Molly Raises Gun and shoots.
Monday, 9 November 2015
Key Scenes from our movie trailer
In our trailer we will have four or five key scenes.
- Chloe and Molly are hanging out together, this will take place at Molly's house. They are watching a horror film on the sofa eating popcorn, when Chloe gets a phone call from her mum, telling her to come home because it's late. Chloe has had a few missed calls from her mum, telling her to be home by 11 and is starting to get annoyed at her because she doesn't want to leave yet.
- Then Chloe leaves Molly's house and she is happily walking home listening to music. She thinks about whether to go down the alleyway or not and checks the time on her phone. She notices a mysterious looking car at the beginning with its headlights on. She thinks nothing of it but when she turns to look at it again, it's gone. She looks worried as she walks down the alleyway but she is already running late so she decides to carry on because it's quicker. There is a sudden shadow behind her and as she is about to turn round, a hand covers her mouth. Her vision goes blurry and then fades to black as she is knocked out. The kidnapper then drags her away.
- Cuts to a scene where Molly texts her to see if she got home okay and her mum is still trying to ring her. They start to get worried now as she's still not home. The kidnapper notices her phone light up in her pocket and it shows that she has loads of missed calls. He takes the phone off her and hangs up on the incoming call from her mum. He then records a video of Chloe struggling because she's tied up. He rips the tape from Chloe's mouth and tells her to say something demanding a ransom fee and warning them not to get the police involved. He forwards this video to Molly, who shows Chloe's mum.
- She has been missing for three weeks now and her friends and family are worried. The kidnapper has tied Chloe up and as her eyes slowly open, she notices a gun being pointed at her. Molly has come to rescue her friend and she kicks the door down as the kidnapper is about to shot Chloe. The kidnapper stands next to Chloe, still pointing the gun at her head. He demands Molly hands over the ransom fee in order to free her friend.
- Then Molly aims her gun towards the villain but it is shown as in-between the two characters. As she shoots the gun, the screen goes black so the audience is left on a cliffhanger not knowing who's been shot...
Thursday, 5 November 2015
Wednesday, 4 November 2015
Treatment for Movie Trailer Production
Production Company Name:
Thrilling Productions
Production Team Members:
Charlotte Myatt and Nikhara Korpal
Title of Production:
Genre:
Action Thriler
Synopsis:
Beginning: At the beginning, everything is normal. A girl is walking home from her friend's house. Middle: She walks down an alleyway, gets kidnapped and is missing for 3 weeks. There are posters around the area that let everyone know she is missing and to encourage people to come forward with any information.
End: In the end, her friend has to hand over a ransom fee to get her back. The friend shoots her gun towards the villain, but the scene cuts to a black screen. The audience is left on a cliffhanger as they don't know who has been shot. The title of the film and the institutional information then swipes up onto the black screen.
Detailed Narrative:
Todorov's Theory: At the beginning of the film, everything is normal. Molly and Chloe are hanging out at Molly's house and having a good time. Chloe leaves her friend's house and starts walking home. It is dark now, and she decides to go down an alleyway to get home because it's quicker. This is the equilibrium of the story as everything is as it should be and the audience are introduced to the main character's and setting.
As Chloe is walking home, someone suddenly puts their hand over her mouth and kidnaps her. This is the disruption as it disrupts the happiness and normality.
Molly realises that she is missing when she messages her to ask if she got home safely. She then tries to ring her mobile but there is no answer. She then rings Chloe's house phone and her mum answers. Chloe is still not home yet and now her parents are worried too. This is the realisation as everyone starts to realise that there is a problem and there is chaos. They keep phoning the Chloe's mobile, but there is still no answer. She has been missing for 3 weeks now, and there are missing posters all around the local area asking for people to come forward if they have any information. Molly manages to get ahold of the girl on her mobile, only it's not her. A deep voice asks for a ransom fee in order to get Chloe back safely. Molly receives a video from Chloe's kidnapper, demanding a ransom fee so she goes to an old abandoned car park to hand over the money and get Chloe back. This is the restored order because Molly has gone about fixing the problem, in the hope that everything will go back to normal.
Chloe is being held at gun point so Molly shoots her gun towards the kidnapper. The screen then fades to black so the audience don't know who has been shot...This is the equilibrium again because everything is restored back to normal and the characters can go back to being happy again but it's also left on a cliffhanger.
Levi Strauss' Theory: The main binary opposite evident in this film is good vs evil. The friend and the girl's mum are good and the kidnapper is evil.
Intended Target Audience:
The intended target audience of this action thriller film are 15-24 year olds as this is the age group that like to watch a lot of films and enjoy doing so with friends and family. The film trailer will appeal to both males and females in this age category as they both enjoy action thriller films. However, this action thriller film will appeal to females more because the two main characters within the text are female and they are represented as normal, everyday teenagers just like the audience. A large percentage of the audience for action thriller films fall into the E category on the JICNAR scale because they are unemployed or the D category if they have a part-time job. The secondary target audience for this action thriller film will be everyone else who watches it, such as people with apprenticeships or are employed. Some of the secondary target audience will fall into A and B on the JICNAR scale as they may have high paying jobs. The majority of these will be parents who are persuaded to go and see the action thriller with their son or daughter.
Key Characters:
Locations:
Through locations there are four key locations that we may consider.As a production team we have chosen many different locations which are local to where we live and in places which will look good visually for our film.To be professional as a production team we will have to seek permission for some of these locations so we are able to film in these locations.For most of our film trailer we will have to film during the night which could lead to potential issues with the lighting and cinematography.Locations that we have considered are the Birmingham Library which will be used at the beginning for a establishing shot.Other mysterious and dark locations will be used such as alleyways,park and a car park.We will also use a house for the beginning of the film where the main character is with her friend.
Thrilling Productions
Production Team Members:
Charlotte Myatt and Nikhara Korpal
Title of Production:
Genre:
Action Thriler
Synopsis:
Beginning: At the beginning, everything is normal. A girl is walking home from her friend's house. Middle: She walks down an alleyway, gets kidnapped and is missing for 3 weeks. There are posters around the area that let everyone know she is missing and to encourage people to come forward with any information.
End: In the end, her friend has to hand over a ransom fee to get her back. The friend shoots her gun towards the villain, but the scene cuts to a black screen. The audience is left on a cliffhanger as they don't know who has been shot. The title of the film and the institutional information then swipes up onto the black screen.
Detailed Narrative:
Todorov's Theory: At the beginning of the film, everything is normal. Molly and Chloe are hanging out at Molly's house and having a good time. Chloe leaves her friend's house and starts walking home. It is dark now, and she decides to go down an alleyway to get home because it's quicker. This is the equilibrium of the story as everything is as it should be and the audience are introduced to the main character's and setting.
As Chloe is walking home, someone suddenly puts their hand over her mouth and kidnaps her. This is the disruption as it disrupts the happiness and normality.
Molly realises that she is missing when she messages her to ask if she got home safely. She then tries to ring her mobile but there is no answer. She then rings Chloe's house phone and her mum answers. Chloe is still not home yet and now her parents are worried too. This is the realisation as everyone starts to realise that there is a problem and there is chaos. They keep phoning the Chloe's mobile, but there is still no answer. She has been missing for 3 weeks now, and there are missing posters all around the local area asking for people to come forward if they have any information. Molly manages to get ahold of the girl on her mobile, only it's not her. A deep voice asks for a ransom fee in order to get Chloe back safely. Molly receives a video from Chloe's kidnapper, demanding a ransom fee so she goes to an old abandoned car park to hand over the money and get Chloe back. This is the restored order because Molly has gone about fixing the problem, in the hope that everything will go back to normal.
Chloe is being held at gun point so Molly shoots her gun towards the kidnapper. The screen then fades to black so the audience don't know who has been shot...This is the equilibrium again because everything is restored back to normal and the characters can go back to being happy again but it's also left on a cliffhanger.
Levi Strauss' Theory: The main binary opposite evident in this film is good vs evil. The friend and the girl's mum are good and the kidnapper is evil.
Intended Target Audience:
The intended target audience of this action thriller film are 15-24 year olds as this is the age group that like to watch a lot of films and enjoy doing so with friends and family. The film trailer will appeal to both males and females in this age category as they both enjoy action thriller films. However, this action thriller film will appeal to females more because the two main characters within the text are female and they are represented as normal, everyday teenagers just like the audience. A large percentage of the audience for action thriller films fall into the E category on the JICNAR scale because they are unemployed or the D category if they have a part-time job. The secondary target audience for this action thriller film will be everyone else who watches it, such as people with apprenticeships or are employed. Some of the secondary target audience will fall into A and B on the JICNAR scale as they may have high paying jobs. The majority of these will be parents who are persuaded to go and see the action thriller with their son or daughter.
Key Characters:
- The victim of the kidnapping (Chloe) is a female who will be threatened by the villain, the audience will emphasise with her and she is the weak and vulnerable character.
- The girl will be quite young between the age of 11 and 18. Through the costume she will be wearing casual clothing with jeans which is a typical stereotype for teenagers.
- The main character is just a normal teenager on her way back home, listening to music, loudly and on her mobile phone chatting to her mates. This character will be in the wrong place at the wrong time, going from normal scenario to being captured by a villain.
- The hero is the girl's friend (Molly) who tries to rescue her from the villain.
- A constant battle between the hero and villain as the friend gets closer and closer to finding her.
- The friend will be the character which the audience want to win the battle and are supporting him through the film, and the audience know how he is feeling where as the villain is the disliked character in the film.
- The villain will be the main character who commits the crime and he creates the narrative disruption. He will be extremely clever in how he goes about the kidnapping.
- The villains identity won't be revealed to the audience as he will be wearing a mask to cover his face and be wearing black, dark and dull clothing.
- Holding a gun but is dressed relatively smartly to show his authority and power. He will have a foreign accent to sound more strange and weird.
- Low key lighting, shadows and quick cuts will be used to represent this character as evil.
Locations:
Through locations there are four key locations that we may consider.As a production team we have chosen many different locations which are local to where we live and in places which will look good visually for our film.To be professional as a production team we will have to seek permission for some of these locations so we are able to film in these locations.For most of our film trailer we will have to film during the night which could lead to potential issues with the lighting and cinematography.Locations that we have considered are the Birmingham Library which will be used at the beginning for a establishing shot.Other mysterious and dark locations will be used such as alleyways,park and a car park.We will also use a house for the beginning of the film where the main character is with her friend.
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