Music Disclaimer

Artist : Massive Attack
Song : Teardrop
Year Released : 1998

We are aware that this song is copy righted therefore we have no intention of exhibiting it any where else apart from within our school for coursework purposes.

Risk Assessment

Before filming our project we carried out a full risk assessment, to show how the more dangerous shot were controlled. The driver was fully legal and experienced driver with a up to date, valid drivers liscense. The shot with the character to banging his head on the rock. waqs performed very slowly to ensure the saftey of the actor, this shot was speed up during the editing phase.

Planning

Some of the plans we had didn't end up being filmed due to problems like location change because of roadworks. These plans include; the daylight scene which contained almost all of the dialogue. Resulting in a huge change in the plot of the sequence from a murder and the investigation that follows, changing to just a mystery murder scene in the dark to give some sort of mystery to the audience.

The Cast

Actors:
Tom Bagnall
Tom Cheshire
Don Bagnall
Directors:
Rhys Spooner
Josh Atkins

Sequence Location

Shot List

1. Starts with an establishing shot of the woods which slowly pans
2. Fades into another shot of the woods
3. It zooms in slightly to the woods
4. Cuts to a handheld shot on the track which slowly goes forward into the woods
5. This shot is then edited so it looks as if it is being played in reverse
6. Low medium shot of the bed table in focus and then man on the bed not in focus. close up on his hand goin to turn his alarm clock off then he picks up his phone
7. As the man gets up he comes into focus.
8. It then cuts to another corner of the room as he is getting out of bed
9. It then does a medium shot of him opening the wardrobe and getting his shirt out, then as he closes the cupboard door its cuts to him in the car and closing the door of his car blending both of the shots in, then a close up of him turning the key in the ignition.
10. then there is a shot of the car arriving at the crime scene with an eye line match from the driver with selective focus on the crime scene with out of focus objects in the foreground.
11.then it cuts to another character writing on a note pad with the main character walking up to him from behind.
12.a medium shot of the main charcter aproaching from the side of the other character.
13. then a few over shoulder shots as they begin dialogue.
14. during the dialogue there is flash backs (black and white) to what happend with the other character talking with a voice over when this happens.
Flashback Scenes
1. long shot of car arriving slowly at the scene.
2. man gets out and goes into the wooden hut and checks a briefcase left inside.
3. then a man approaches and quickly opens the shutter with the effect of a fake scare.
4. close ups on their faces during dialogue
5.long shot from behind the car lookin at the hut when they exit.
6.close up of hand opening car and guy getting in. the the other character approaches in the view of the car light
7.shot from inside the car through the drivers view.
8. medium shot of man walking then lookin to the side and another charcter hittin him with a brick(brick pulled away from his head, when edited played in reverse to look like hes been hit).
9. the driver panics, quicks cuts of face and briefcase in the passenger seat.
then qickly drives off.
10.The camera is then still as it looks down the path and we use a trombone shot to create an effect of a tunnel with the dead body in the middle.

Alternative Ideas

Atko's idea: Kidulthood based.-It would be set in school so it would be easy to film. With a death which causes a decision for the character.

Jimbob's idea: Scary Movie based - Taking the mick out of some horror films. Well known horror films so the audience can pick it up easily.