Genre 1: Action
Pros:
- Action achieved through pace
- Easy – can do a chase scene
- Access to a lot of potential cast
- Narrative doesn’t necessarily need depth
- Can be easily created through music
- Easy target audience
Cons:
- Chase scene is very generic and overused
- Need access to expensive props if not doing a chase scene
- How will we achieve birds eye establishing shots, conventions of the genre
- Needs a large budget for sfx software (not available to shoot in school)
Ideas for opening:
- Title – Gone
-Woman walks
into an office block and enters a lift, gets out on a floor and meets another
person
-Look very
modern and clean, the people are sophisticated and fit in with the surroundings
- Title – Maximum Glory
-Chase scene,
man runs down an ally then gets pulled into a car
-Busy streets,
casual clothes,
Genre 2: Thriller
Pros:
- Easy to think of a narrative
- Basic editing skills required
- Easy to film
- Genre easily created through music
- Could be generic on purpose/ a past cliché of previous thrillers
- If we choose to use props they would be relatively cheap
Cons:
- Difficult to distinguish between horror and thriller
- If the lighting isn’t right in the location there’s not too much we can do to change it ( we will have to choose our filming times and if we miss it shooting will be delayed)
- Harder to focus on a target audience
Ideas for opening:
- Title – Thrown Off
-An after death
shot of someone in a car park/abandoned building
-Dirty and
deserted,
- Title – Last End
-Set at a train
station man standing by himself gets a flash back
-Raining, man
dressed well, not many people about
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