2. Outline/outcome
We are starting with one of our short films that we have already produced in
our spare-time. We are looking to expand on this short film to give it a much
deeper meaning and a more complex immerse storyline. Our film will have an
Urban lifestyle theme and will include a lot cultural aspects of adolescences of
our generation. It will be revolved around a group of friends however they
wont stay friends due to a betrayal that will take place. it may also include
other characters that could contribute to the betrayal. The outcome will be a 5
to 10 minute film.
The controlling idea of our film will be betrayal. It could be one major betrayal
or several betrayals with an equal overall impact. we are still in the
developing stages of how we are going to depict the betrayal that takes place.
In order to avoid cliché we plan on including an additional aspect that will
separate our film from other urban films such as Kidulthood and Adulthood.
This could be an addition genre such as horror, romance or crime.
3. Research
The main subjects we need to research are:
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Different ways that films depict betrayal.
How? Watching a analysing films/TV episodes that include betrayal such as
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Other sub genres that we can include in our urban film.
How? We can watch and analysis films with double genres and how they combine and depict both.
Primary research: Recorded interviews on peoples opinions on betrayal and their own examples.
4. Idea development
This is our chase sequence the initial piece that we are
planning on expanding for our final project.
Questions we face
Should we add the story before the chase takes place?
Should we add the story after the chase takes place?
Both?
Should the chase be a flash back?
Should this be the major betrayal or just one of several
betrayals?
Should the main characters be friends prior to the
chase?
5. timescale
Project Weeks
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Research (Secondary research, film analysis)
Research (Primary research, Interviews)
Production (1st draft)
Development (evaluating 1st draft)
Production (2nd draft)
Development (evaluating 2nd draft)
Final Production
