The document outlines plans for a student film project involving two actors, various props, locations, lighting, costumes, and reasons why audiences may find it interesting. It describes using a friend who studies drama as one actor and lists props needed for both actors, including a balaclava and fake guns. Locations will include an alley near a group member's house and various rooms in another's house. Lighting and costumes are also discussed to set the scene and tone.

1. Actors
We plan on using two actors for our piece, the
member in our group Fraser and a friend of ours
studying drama. We think that he will be good for
this as he has experience acting and will be serious
about the work.
Tom

2. props
The props that we will be using are:
For the masked man:
A balaclava
A fake gun
A piece of paper with names on it
A pen
For Tom:
A toothbrush
A bowl of cereal
(possibly) a fake gun
An alarm clock
All of the props will be provided by members of the group

3. Why the audience will like this
Our piece is seen as different. The reason why is
because of the camera shots used and the use of
the balaclava. The fight scene is also very
interesting as it will be shot in first person, which is
different to other action movies. We also hope that
the age of our actors will interest the viewers as it
will add mystery into what is going on.

4. locations
The locations that we will use are the alley near one of our groups
house, a street leading to the ally and various rooms about one of our
members house (bathroom, bedroom, a flight stairs kitchen and dining
room) we chose these areas as they tailor well to the plot line of the
script, and it saved us the time of searching for an alley to jump cut to
for the chase.

5. Lighting
Lighting: Our opening sequence will mainly have natural light as we’ll be outside
for a chase scene. However, while it’s going to mainly take place outside, we will
have parts that take place inside. We would want the light to soft so it sets a
softer tone for the start of the opening sequence.
At the end of the sequence, we’ll want a
shadow to be cast over the masked man.

6. costume
Costume: For our costumes, we’re going to use either casual dress to show that our character
is a “normal” person or we’re going to put him into a suit to make him seem like he’s
important and the one you should be paying attention too.
For the “antagonist” we’ve decided to have him wearing a mask. We have chosen to
use a balaclava as it covers up the persons face enough so it maintains a sense of
mystery. He’ll be wearing clothes similar to the other character.