Genre of our Film

The genre of our film is action/comedy/thriller/romance

We want our film to be all of these so it capture the audiences attention and be a film for many to enjoy.

Script

The Script for our film extract is quite short as it is not a main part of the film.

Characters - Brad, Danielle, Miriam


Danielle - "What do you want from us?"

Miriam - "You know what you did!... What know perfectly well you have done..." She gestures to Brad dissaprovingly.
Danielle and Brad slowly kneal upwards and Danielle looks at brad in Shock.

Miriam - "... and now you will pay."

Brad - Miriam, stop and just think about what you are doing!"

Miriam - "THINK! Thinking doesn't get you anywhere, I prefer to go on instinct." Miriam starts admiring her gun.

Brad - "On my count of three, run..." - whispering into Danielles ear "... 1, 2, 3!"

Then Danielle and Brad start running from the direction they came.


Our script may change when changing depending on the mood when it comes to filming.

Group Roles

Director
Sophie

Cinematography
Jordan

Editing
Sam

Sound
James

Costumes

For our film extract, the costumes will be pretty simple. Brad and Danielle will be wearing normal outfits such as tops, coats, jeans and wellies. So basically wear clothing for outdoor use.

Miriam needs to stand out from the other two. Her hair will be messy and big, she wears glasses, and a dress with a scarf wrapped around her arms and body. We want her to look like she doesn't care about her appearence and gypsi - like, so it will portray her mental illness. However, underneath all that, she is pretty, but that is covered up her illness.

Props

The props we will need for the film extract is a gun, when Miriam tries to shoot Brad and Danielle, when chasing after them.

Casino Royale - Cinematography

At the beginning of the scene, James Bond chases a man through a city and forest. This is what our chase scene at the end of our extract should be like. The shots are typically fast to match the action of the scene. At one point, the camera moves from side quickly to mimic the man running and swerving through the trees.


It also uses a point of view shot as the man is coming through the trees. It is effective as it makes the audience feel part of the action.


It uses many shots which we would also like to use in our film to make the action seem more exciting.

Chase scene analysis

We found a chase scene we thought we could take influence from. The music and style of filming was very affective. Our chase scene will mainly be a couple being chased by another woman with a gun, the soundtrack during the scene of the chase, we thought may suit our chase scene also. The shots used during the chase emphasise the importance of the character being followed, other characters are always shown behind him and shown to be not as intelligent as him. We thought we could take influence from this type of filming.