The document discusses the production of a student action film called "Pursuit". The students were inspired by the French film "District 13" and based their film around its stunt sequences and camera shots. They storyboarded their opening scene and planned the roles each student would take on during filming. The goal was to produce an action-packed film using techniques from "District 13" but adapting them to their own production.

1. By Emily Heseltine, Ayat
Rasool, Seamus Keating and
Hakeem Jeewoth

3. • Inspiration from watching the trailer ‘District 13’
• After draft planning and storyboarding, we came up with our new title and concept, we stuck to
the action genre but changed the storyline.
• Pursuit is an action film about two characters, one being the pursuer and one being the escapee.
• We decided as a group, step by step of the scenes we were going to include in our opening, how
it would start and how it would end.
• We were already thinking about the camera shots we wanted to include and how it would make
our film work and look its best.
• As a group, we then chose the roles that each person in our group was going to commit to.
• Then we decided the location we wanted the film to be based, and started filming.

4. • District 13 and the effects used in this film,
was what we based our film around.
• A French action film made in 2004 directed
by Pierre Morel.
• Known for its stunts sequences that many
were done without wires or use of computer
effects.
• Car park scene – was the scene that made
us want to use these sort of stunts in our
film.
• A challenging project to deliver.
• The camera shots used (look at photos to
right) motivated us on to apply similar shots
but made in our own way.