The document outlines an idea for a comedy/mystery film targeted at teenagers. The film would follow two teenagers who witness a crime but have their faces hidden from the audience. While trying to avoid the criminal, they attempt to solve clues to catch him, but miss obvious hints. The opening scene depicts a serious chase that is revealed to just be the teens trying to reach a shop before closing. Their first dialogue and revealed faces would occur after one runs into a lamppost. The film aims to represent Lutterworth atmospherically through cloudy filming days and include props like a Sherlock Holmes book.

1. Film opening Dani Tuffen

3. Lots of enigma codes

6. The shop is closed when they get there so they start heading home

7. On the way back they witness a crime and are spotted by the criminal

8. they spend the rest of the film avoiding detection and trying convince people that they’re being hunted by a criminal,

10. My Idea – The Music Music Dramatic music fast paced during the chase scene something that the target audience can related to. Stops at the crossing, only the sounds of cars can be heard Changes after the lamppost scene Changes again when criminal is spotted

11. My Idea – Everything else! Film name: Too slow Production company: Jet productions (jet because of the jet engine.) Locations: Bitteswell road, linden drive (Lutterworth) Number of characters: 3 – 5 Inspiration: Hot fuzz Pink panther Rocknrolla Pick of destiny

12. My Idea – The Titles The titles will be on top of and interacting with each scene, the titles appearing like a type writer while on of the characters is typing on a laptop The last titles on screen will be the film name at the lamppost scene

13. Representation Filming in Lutterworth on cloudy days so the atmosphere is mysterious and dark Props like a book I plan on putting next to one of the characters mobile phones will probably be a Sherlock Holmes book, because it’s a mystery novel Both characters will be wearing hoodies with there hoods up (because of the whether, but the audience wont know that.) the hoods stay up until the lamppost scene which will also be the first dialogue – Hoodies are normal associated with teenagers being yobs