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Nikthiya has chosen to produce a short film called "the deadly dare." They developed storyboards and a script that are both at least two minutes long. Potential problems include finding an old house to film in and casting actors, which Nikthiya plans to overcome by using a backdrop and finding people to play the parts. Permissions, budget, equipment, health and safety considerations, costumes and props are all addressed. Nikthiya pitches their idea as creative, original, safe and well-planned within budget.
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A teenage babysitter is hired to watch two strange children while the parents go out for the evening. Strange events begin to occur in the house and the babysitter discovers that the family has been kidnapping babysitters to keep them as slaves. The babysitter is knocked unconscious by a clown in the basement and wakes up in a cage with other captives. It is revealed that the father has been disguising himself as the clown to abduct the babysitters. The film aims to portray that slavery still exists in the world today and show it is morally wrong.
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- 8. Potential problems • Where will I find an old house? • Who will play what?
- 9. How will I overcome them? • I will have a back drop of an old house. • I will find people to play the parts
- 10. Secured permissions • I have permission to use room 22 from Miss.Porteilli. Though this will depend no the day and time.
- 11. Budget • At least £10 for food and drinks.
- 12. Equipment • Camera • Tripod • Make up • Fake blood • Lighting • Hair spray • Backdrop of the house
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