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This film follows three main characters - Jason, Ben, and Leanne - surviving a zombie outbreak in London. They try to make their way back to the lab where the virus was created to retrieve a vaccine. Along the way, they encounter more zombies but also face the larger threat of bandits who roam the wasteland. After Leanne is bitten and killed by bandits, Ben loses hope until Jason convinces him to continue on to the lab. They eventually reach the lab but Ben is injured and the film ends with a standoff between the group and bandits, revealing an evil scientist who created the outbreak.
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Best Picture: 12 Years a Slave.
Actor: Matthew McConaughey, Dallas Buyers Club.
Actress: Cate Blanchett, Blue Jasmine.
Supporting Actor: Jared Leto, Dallas Buyers Club.
Supporting Actress: Lupita Nyong'o, 12 Years a Slave.
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Foreign Language Film: The Great Beauty, Italy.
Adapted Screenplay: John Ridley, 12 Years a Slave.
Original Screenplay: Spike Jonze, Her.
Animated Feature Film: Frozen.
Production Design: The Great Gatsby.
Cinematography: Gravity.
Sound Mixing: Gravity.
Sound Editing: Gravity.
Original Score: Gravity, Steven Price.
Original Song: Let It Go from Frozen.
Costume: The Great Gatsby.
Makeup and Hairstyling: Dallas Buyers Club.
Animated Short Film: Mr. Hublot.
Documentary Feature: 20 Feet from Stardom.
Documentary (short subject): The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life.
Film Editing: Gravity.
Live Action Short Film: Helium.
Visual Effects: Gravity.
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Honorary Oscars:
- Peter W. Anderson.
- Film-processing labs over past century.
- Angelina Jolie.
- Angela Lansbury.
- Steve Martin.
- Piero Tosi.
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Pitch uk film
- 2. Synopsis The story of my film focuses on 3 main characters (Jason, Ben and Leanne) surviving an undead outbreak in and around London.
- 3. Synopsis This trio try to make their way back to the lab where the virus was synthesized (and also where one of the character works), to get hold of a vaccine. Infected beings are a problem in this movie, but are not the main one. Bandits roam all across the wasteland of Greater London and are the main threat to the group.
- 4. Synopsis After Leanne is bitten by a zombie and killed by bandits right in front of the group, Ben loses all hope for finding the vaccine. Jason convinces him otherwise. (This is my Sample scene) On their way to the lab they encounter a lot of bandits and infected, and Ben ends up injured by a bullet as they enter the lab. The movie ends with a stand-off between Jason protecting Skinner (Leanne’s fellow scientist who we see at the beginning of the film) who has the vaccine from bandits who are aiming guns at the group. A fight breaks out between everyone, with Ben killing the bandit who killed Leanne. Skinner proceeds to pick up a bandit’s weapon, and kill Jason and Ben. As he steps over their lifeless bodies, he says “We need this.” and shoots the vaccine. This reveals him to be evil all along.
- 5. Running Time The running time for my movie is 100 Minutes. This is a good time for my movie, as it is not focused completely on horror but not on action either. An action movie’s plot usually spans about 2 hours, whereas horror movies usually span 90 minutes. This length will suit my movie as there are 3 strong, distinct acts that will be distributed evenly throughout the running time.
- 6. Original Ideas My film is not generic or typical of many horror movies, action movies, or zombie movies. The film will follow the state of the country, and of the main protagonists. We will see the deterioration of society, the military, and the way that bandits take over from law and order. The film has 2 strong storylines running in tandem with each other which keeps the pace of the movie up.
- 7. Why is it a UK film? It is set in the UK, and as a lot of it is in woodland/rural outskirts, it will be filmed on location. All of my actors and actresses are British. My funding will be all UK based – from sources like; BFI/Lottery Private Investors (only based in the UK) Film4 Creative Europe Desk UK
- 8. Unique Selling Point The stars of my film are; Andrew Lincoln Hayley Atwell James McAvoy Patrick Stewart The fact that I managed to get all of these actors, and calculate that I could hire all of them within my budget creates a unique selling point. This is my very highly talented, famous cast.
- 9. Stars and their appeal • Andrew Lincoln would feel at home in this role, playing the main protagonist in a post apocalyptic world. His popularity from The Walking Dead will be his main appeal. • Hayley Atwell has a lot of popularity from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the huge fan base for those films can pull in new audiences. • James McAvoy is a well known actor, and is known for a variety of roles. His main audience that will be pulled into watching my film will be fans of him as an actor, and of the X-Men franchise. • Patrick Stewart only has a few minutes in the film, but is a significant credited actor. People will be intrigued by him playing a villain, and will be taken in my curiosity.
- 10. Costume Design
- 11. Set Design
- 12. Pre-Production (Storyboard) Mid Shot – Running away from the zombies, then a close-up of blocking door Dynamic Mid-shot, characters switch sides. Adam turns around. Side profile Mid-shot. Ben (Sundeep) squares up to Jason (Adam) Close-up, Moves around Jason as he is about to charge at Ben. Cantered angle side-profile close-up of Ben being hit to the wall. Various moving close-ups and OTS shots of Ben struggling Close-up of Ben after he slumps to the ground. Close-up of Jason (shifting focus) Close-up of Jason helping Ben up and finishing the job.
- 14. Production Schedule RELEASE DATE FOR THIS FILM: Saturday July 16th 2016
- 15. Budget Budget Split ACTORS: Andrew Lincoln: £3 Million James McAvoy: £3 Million Patrick Stewart: £1 Million Hayley Atwell: £1 Million OVERALL: £8 Million
- 16. Budget Camera budget per week: £22,630 9 weeks. 22630 x 9 = £203670 Camera Dept. Budget overall: £203,670 Weekly Lighting Budget: £1860 1860 x 9 = £16740 Overall Lighting Budget: £16,740 Weekly Production Budget: £6,625 Production is 20 weeks. I need this department through all of production. 6625 x 20 = £132,500 Overall Production Department Budget: £132,500
- 17. Budget Weekly Costume and Wardrobe budget: £4,244 The overall costume/wardrobe budget for the film is £40,350. Daily Editing Budget: £1020 We will need the editing department for 20 weeks (100 days). £1020 x 100 = £102,000 Overall Editing Budget: £102,000
- 18. Budget Sony DSR 570 – £5400 Vinten Vision 3 & 8 – £1120 Sennheiser 416 – £1120 Sony 9 Field Monitor – £1500 Tracks and Dolly – £2800 Editing and Audio Suites– £29920 Sony Betacam uVW1800 – £7040 ARRI 800w Kit – £1000 PC with Toon Boom/3D Studio Max/Flash – £6800 Overall Equipment Budget: £56,700 OVERALL MOVIE BUDGET: £8.5 MILLION
- 19. Target Audience The Target Audience for my film is 15-25. The Age restriction for my film is 15. Directed at a socio-economic grouping of E. This socio-economic grouping contains people with a disposable income and a lot of free time to watch movies. They will also enjoy all of the different elements of the film - the action will appeal to a younger audience because younger people are interested in guns, action and explosions. Young people also find horror movies exciting, especially watching as a group.
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