The document discusses plans for a film project focusing on the backwood and redneck subgenre. It notes an understanding of the conventions of this subgenre and aims for a realistic yet unpredictable plot of high quality. Some concerns are raised that the planned plot may be too long, have too many characters, and need an ambiguous ending to better fit the short film format. Advice is also given to use believable blood props sparingly and ensure antagonists have suitable costumes and weapons.

2. • My understanding of the Redneck and Backwood subgenre was clear
• Not a predictable plot
• Plot is a achievable realistic target
• Film targets were clear and aimed to keep movie to a high quality
• Choice of films were all of the Backwood and Redneck subgenre
• Able to identify the conventions of my chosen subgenre

3. • Idea of plot may be too long (over 2 minutes)
• Idea has a conclusive ending which means more like a short story
• Too many characters as it will be hard to get that many

4. • To make the film an opening title sequence not like a short film to do this I will make sure there is no
conclusive ending
• Make sure blood prop is believable and not to over use it
• Use the appropriate costume for the antagonists and to make sure they have suitable murder weapons