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The document summarizes plans for a dystopian thriller trailer set in the 1980s featuring neon lighting and futuristic steampunk elements. The story follows Kai, a member of an elite organization that eliminates enhanced clones called symbiotes. Kai begins to question his past and turns rogue to uncover the truth about symbiotes from the police and the mysterious creator of the symbiotes, Greyson, who hires the mercenary Death Wish to find Kai. The document outlines the target audience, locations, costumes, props, cast, animatic ideas, poster concepts, health and safety plans, and equipment for the production.
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- 2. synopsis The world I’m trying to bring to life is heavily influenced by the 80’s however has a futuristic steam punk edge to it this will be expressed by clothing and items such as our lead’s primary weapon and the on set neon lighting. Lighting will also play a major part in the trailer the use of neon/vibrant lights will give the film a cinematic look and will also build the world up from being very luminous and technical. My story follows the character Kai who works for an elite organisation who exterminate symbiote’s (Enhanced Clones) they are an elite group who fly under the radar and are known as Night Blazers who are closely supervised by the dystopian future of the police department (LAPD) who are used to eliminate greater threats such as any symbiotes.
- 3. Synopsis The story revolves around Kai we see that he is inquisitive by how he conducts himself by engaging in a conversation revolving around his next target with Detective J. Throughout the trailer he is seen finding out clues which then tailors into his past and makes the spectator think if he’s a part of a bigger picture . The antagonists are in the form of the police when Kai decides to turn rouge to find out the truth about himself and the history of “Symbiotes” There will also be an underlying threat revolving round the creator of the symbiotes (Greyson) hiring a mercenary (Death Wish) to find Kai for him who is also very influential to the overall story which inter- links with Kai’s.
- 5. Target audience Our target audience will be teenagers to young adults, 16-21 specifically. This is as our thriller trailer contains many action scenes but also has a story-line that may be too complex/advance for the younger ages.
- 6. Locations China town Moe’s Dinner P.E office Field (St Chads) Library Forest Alley Way
- 7. Clothing KAI DEATH WISH GREYSON
- 10. Props
- 11. Cast and roles Kai (Lead Character) – Rayhan Detective J – Izmar Greyson – George Derek- Toby Death Wish – Rayhan/Rizwan Hope - Yamna Aman- thug Symbiote - Justas
- 13. Poster Idea – Rayhan (Option1)
- 14. Poster and Magazine – Toby (Option 2)
- 15. Poster Idea – George (Option 3
- 16. Poster Idea – Aman (Option 4)
- 17. Magezine Idea (Option 1) - Rayhan
- 18. Magazine Idea (Option 2) - Toby
- 19. Magazine Idea (Option3) - George
- 20. Magazine Idea (Option 4) - Aman
- 21. Health and Safety Due to there being quite a few fight sequences we will have to choreograph our fights properly to ensure that no one gets hurt We will also be using a knife during a fight sequence so we have o extremely careful Most of the filming will be conducted at night time to emphasise the neon lighting and to help build the world so we must be careful whilst traveling and filming scenes Permission - We will have to gain permission with locations such as the library to film so we don’t get in trouble
- 22. Equipment Sony A6000 – Creates quality image in low light Stabiliser – used to film fight scenes and to make them look more cinematic as you can get into the fight more Tripod Zoom H5 – Audio Recorder which will be used alongside a boom pole and rode mic to record dialogue and action
- 23. Shooting list
- 24. Shooting list