Character Relationship & Genre 
• Main Characters- Tom & Jerry 
Playing off the relationship and names of classic cartoon characters ‘Tom & Jerry’ that our 
main characters with held. We therefore looked and researched films such as: 
• ‘Lets Be Cops’ 
• ‘Bad Boys’ 
“You should look 
• ‘21 Jump Street’ 
at 21 jump street, 
and make their 
• ‘Ride Along’ 
relationship 
…like our audience feedback suggested 
similar to that” 
We did this, as like classic cartoon ‘Tom and Jerry’ we wanted to demonstrate a sense of 
entertainment and comedy between two characters. From this research we concluded 
typical codes and conventions such as character traits and a close knit relationship, that 
we wanted inhibited within our two focal characters. 
This persuaded us as a group to develop and story and plot of a more comedic 
element/genre.
Location Recce Here are some selected locations we need to 
execute plot points within our story: 
•Office 
This will not be shown of use until the very end of the 
film, for when the audience is revealed that 
everything was a dream 
Jerry waking up Tom as adults 
School/Classroom 
•This location will be used for a large majority of the 
story, particularly for when Tom and Jerry are 
portrayed as young students. This includes plot 
points such as: 
Tom and Jerry in class 
The fire alarm going off 
The chase sequence between Tom, Jerry and The Mystery 
Thief.
School fire alarm sound effect 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myRr2k_ktMU 
Scene 1-2 These pictures represent the classroom setting and bored body 
language of Tom and Jerry as they sit in class. 
This normal/everyday classroom 
environment created a contrast of 
unexpected drama that comes within the 
next few plot points of the story such as 
the theft, and fire drill. 
These images in particular portray the 
type of facial expression we want Tom 
and Jerry mischievously exchange 
looks before they turn into cops. 
We want this part to be dramatically 
funny and in slow motion similar to 21 
jump street. (0:50-1:15) 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTFL1E3wU58
Scene 3-4 
These images mainly conclude the 
intense build up of action and 
suspense, as the audience follow 
Tom & Jerry in successfully finding 
the vending machine thief 
In comparison to previous 
points in the story, this 
segment of the film should be 
of heightened excitement.
Scene 5 And lastly, these images represent the 
final scene within our story when Tom and 
Jerry suddenly awake, all to find out that 
they had fallen asleep at their boring office 
job, and all was a dream. 
This should then portray a juxtaposition to 
reality (when they are adults) and dreams 
(when they are school children).
Scene 5 And lastly, these images represent the 
final scene within our story when Tom and 
Jerry suddenly awake, all to find out that 
they had fallen asleep at their boring office 
job, and all was a dream. 
This should then portray a juxtaposition to 
reality (when they are adults) and dreams 
(when they are school children).

Draft Treatment 1 Storyboard

  • 2.
    Character Relationship &Genre • Main Characters- Tom & Jerry Playing off the relationship and names of classic cartoon characters ‘Tom & Jerry’ that our main characters with held. We therefore looked and researched films such as: • ‘Lets Be Cops’ • ‘Bad Boys’ “You should look • ‘21 Jump Street’ at 21 jump street, and make their • ‘Ride Along’ relationship …like our audience feedback suggested similar to that” We did this, as like classic cartoon ‘Tom and Jerry’ we wanted to demonstrate a sense of entertainment and comedy between two characters. From this research we concluded typical codes and conventions such as character traits and a close knit relationship, that we wanted inhibited within our two focal characters. This persuaded us as a group to develop and story and plot of a more comedic element/genre.
  • 3.
    Location Recce Hereare some selected locations we need to execute plot points within our story: •Office This will not be shown of use until the very end of the film, for when the audience is revealed that everything was a dream Jerry waking up Tom as adults School/Classroom •This location will be used for a large majority of the story, particularly for when Tom and Jerry are portrayed as young students. This includes plot points such as: Tom and Jerry in class The fire alarm going off The chase sequence between Tom, Jerry and The Mystery Thief.
  • 4.
    School fire alarmsound effect https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myRr2k_ktMU Scene 1-2 These pictures represent the classroom setting and bored body language of Tom and Jerry as they sit in class. This normal/everyday classroom environment created a contrast of unexpected drama that comes within the next few plot points of the story such as the theft, and fire drill. These images in particular portray the type of facial expression we want Tom and Jerry mischievously exchange looks before they turn into cops. We want this part to be dramatically funny and in slow motion similar to 21 jump street. (0:50-1:15) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTFL1E3wU58
  • 5.
    Scene 3-4 Theseimages mainly conclude the intense build up of action and suspense, as the audience follow Tom & Jerry in successfully finding the vending machine thief In comparison to previous points in the story, this segment of the film should be of heightened excitement.
  • 6.
    Scene 5 Andlastly, these images represent the final scene within our story when Tom and Jerry suddenly awake, all to find out that they had fallen asleep at their boring office job, and all was a dream. This should then portray a juxtaposition to reality (when they are adults) and dreams (when they are school children).
  • 7.
    Scene 5 Andlastly, these images represent the final scene within our story when Tom and Jerry suddenly awake, all to find out that they had fallen asleep at their boring office job, and all was a dream. This should then portray a juxtaposition to reality (when they are adults) and dreams (when they are school children).