Three teenage friends receive threatening phone calls after a night out in London, with one girl being kidnapped and held hostage for the others to find her within 34 hours. The document outlines the title, storyline, risks, skills, target audience, locations, props, storyboard, and sound plan for a student film project called "34 Hours" that follows the friends as they try to find the kidnapped girl.

1. PITCH
34 hours
BY JAMEEL, UMME, BILLIE AND REBECCA

2. TITLE
The title of our movie is called 34 Hours.
Three teenage friends (16-17 – two girls and one boy) are walking home after
a night, mucking around on the streets of London – a street phone box rings
– the boy answer it – at the other end of the line the antagonist is threatening
them – the boy and one girl don’t take it seriously but the other girl does and
is left paranoid – They go to the girls home and the paranoid girl receives
more threatening phone calls – she hangs up & her friends comfort her –
There is a loud bang – the other girl becomes suspicious and goes to
investigate the noise – she checks the door and around the interior of the flat
– the scene stays on the other boy and girl – more unknown phone calls are
made – first couple ignored and then answered – to find out that the
antagonist has kidnapped and holding the girl hostage for the others to find
her in 34 hours.

3. RISK ASSESSMENT
Risk Assessment (Hazards, Health and safety)
A hazard is a situation that poses a level of threat to life, health, property, or
environment.
When filming on the street there are many hazards that can pose a threat to life
and property for example the equipment that is given to us is at risk of being
stolen or damaged so a lot of care and awareness must be used at all times, also
another health hazard would be the roads which are dangerous as pedestrians are
prone to accidents like being hit by a car or even causing a car crash.
Now when filming in a home there are also hazard that pose a threat to life and
property like stairs filming on the stairs maybe an important aspect of ones thriller
opening so filming on the stairs can lead to equipment dropping down stairs and
being damage or persons dropping down stairs causing injury so being careful
must be assured at all times even when filming indoors.

4. SKILLS AUDIT
Skills Audit (what you have learned about equipment and software)
* How to use a tripod
* How to attach a camera to the tripod
* How to use the camera e.g. zoom, focus, adding
the memory cards etc.
* How to use the still camera and add pictures to the
blog
* How to blog e.g. tagging names, adding photos and
videos

5. TARGET AUDIENCE
• We believe that due to the storyline the most relatable age for our thriller is
15 – 21
• 15 – 21 is a good target audience age as it is relatable to many teenagers living
and growing up in London in council flats
• With a unisex target audience we can create a wider range of viewers
• Films alike our Action – Thriller are; Attack the block
• Our film genre is a thriller. Sub-genres are Action-Thriller
•

6. LOCATION& PROPS
There are two main set scenes, one outside on a typical street in London and
the other setting a council flat.
We will be filming in Rebecca’s flat in Hackney, and the street location will be
Angel, Islington
As we will be filming indoors our props are already in place.
Extra things needed will be basic things such as; masks, mobiles, make-
up, telephone box

7. STORYBOARD

8. STORYBOARD

9. SOUND