British Realism FACES is a film project by CAP Media Production focusing on issues within British society like social class, religion, and beliefs. The film appeals to audiences aged 15+ of both sexes and different generations due to its relevant themes inspired by other British realism films. It has a budget of £220-240 million and will feature the whole group as cast and crew. The film will be shot at an undisclosed location in Britain and feature a mixture of classical and contrasting music, as well as high status and cheap costumes to depict class divides. Props will include religious items, weapons, and drugs. The group plans to release the film low key initially to cut advertisement costs, offering it in cinemas and

1. British Realism FACES By Conal, Charlotte, Patrick & Abbie Focuses on numerous issues within British society and the way in which individuals live their lives and their religions, beliefs and social class amongst other factors. CAP Media Production.

2. Development British realism Audience – 15+ year olds. Both sexes appeals to different generations due to the relevance of the British realism themes. Inspiration – Human traffic, The business, Football factory and This is England. Budget - if it was a major blockbuster we would be spending around 220-240 million.

3. Production Stages CAST- Abbie, Conal, Charlotte and Patrick! (Whole group in included) CREW – also all of us will share filming and other responsibilities. LOCATION- NOT TO BE DISCLOSED YET. MUSIC- mainly classical for deep effect and links closely to filming, but generally a mixture of many types of contrasting music. COSTUMES – both high status and cheap clothing in order to show the strong divided between society and class as well as some religious and cultural clothing choices to further this clear differences between individuals living in Britain. PROPS – religious sacraments, knives, guns, glasses, drug related props

4. Distribution We would plan to release it as a fairly low key film to begin with as this would cut costs during advertisement Offer the Movie in cinemas and with recent technology such as blu-ray and DVDs Advertisement could be put in public places so everyone can view the advertisement such as on the side of buses and in train stations on notice boards and maybe even on television.