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Mark northcott pitch
1. Name TBC
By Mark Northcott, Thomas Ryder, Arthur Scholes-Furness and
Thomas Riley
2. Genre
• We are going to create a hybrid
of the Thriller genre. It will
comprise of both sub genres
crime thriller and action thriller.
We have chosen this hybrid
because it is on the edge of your
seat action.
3. THE PLOT
The year is 2015 drug related crime is at an all time high. Law enforcement
officers are struggling to keep the peace. It’s outer city Manchester, The
Greater Manchester police department are out on patrol, when they are
called out in pursuit of a notorious drug Lord. The film starts near the end
then cuts back to 2 weeks earlier where many people have been dying due
to increased drug use. Due to this increase Greater Manchester police
have recognised this has to come to an end sooner rather than later
leading them to tackle the problem head on. Intel suggested that there is
a King pin in hiding within the local area who is the cause of the wide scale
distribution of the drugs to various gangs. To tackle the problem the police
put the most feared tag team on the case, there job is to go round each
and every gang to collect vital information on the King pin to bring him
down before it’s to late.
4. How will this appeal to the audience?
This will appeal to the audience, as it will be high
action, none stop thrill ride, all the way through.
It will keep the audience on the edge of their
seats and they would not want to look away
incase they miss a thing. The hybrid genre will
allow the audience to experience a thriller at its
best. The opening sequence has to grab the
attention of the audience that is why we are
doing an adrenaline filled opening to get the
audience straight into the film.
5. Opening sequence
• Are opening sequence will start at the heart of
the action where the police duo have found
the last gang member who has Intel on the
where about of the King pin’s hideout, we are
doing this because it is highly effective at
keeping the audience interested and want
them to keep watching to see the outcome
and the events leading up to the resolution
We are starting at stage two of Todorov’s
theory of the story.
6. Introductions to the film
• The opening sequence will introduce the main characters
so the audience can build up a relationship with each
character to help them understand the rest of the film.
Also the audience will understand from the start the
hybrid genre, which introduces the narrative at the same
time. The narrative is introduced because having the end
at the start allows the audience to know what's
happened but not why, which creates confusion ( a
thriller convention). The product doesn’t necessarily
introduce the location because the hideout is supposed
to be unknown but all will become clear throughout the
rest of the film.
7. What are the representations?
• We are representing some of the characters very
stereotypically this is because the audience can
decide for themselves if a character is the hero or the
villain. The police duo are going to be like any other
heroes but without the powers meaning they rely on
their own ability whilst not appearing immortal
which means that anything could happen to them at
anytime. The villain is very similar but doesn’t
understand the right and wrongs of the law making
him a dominant force.
8. What are we hoping to achieve?
From the opening sequence we hope to set the
tone for the entire film letting the audience
know if the film is suitable for them or not.
The mood isn’t going to be dull or sad, its
going to be excitement due to the high octane
action. Also hope to set the mood in the
opening sequence and keep it like that for the
entire film to stop the audience losing
interest.
