The document outlines a plot for a supernatural thriller film. A male and female character become lost in the woods and take shelter in an abandoned house for the night. They begin experiencing supernatural activities and decide to record evidence. As the film progresses, the female character goes missing, leaving the male character alone in the house. The film aims to appeal to young teenagers and utilize techniques like POV shots, changing lighting, and casual clothing that becomes tattered to tell the story.

1. THRILLER
SCENARIO
Alice, Kuba, Ronan, Tom

2. SUPERNATURAL / THRILLER WHY?
We chose a supernatural thriller due to the fact it is a popular genre
with many low budget films becoming blockbusters such as the
Paranormal Activity Series.

3. WHAT IS THE PLOT?
The male and female character become lost and discover an
abandoned house which they can take shelter in for the night. Whilst
they are there, the couple start to experience supernatural activities
and decide to record their evidence. As the movie progresses the
female character goes missing, leaving the male character on his
own.

4. WHY WILL THIS APPEAL TO OUR
AUDIENCE?
 Our film will appeal to young teenagers. The film itself will have a
film certificate of “15”. Supernatural thrillers are a popular genre
within teen audiences so it will appeal to them.

5. THE OPENING SEQUENCE
 For our opening sequence we have decided to use flashbacks,
from the male character being trapped in the abandoned building
to flashbacks to both characters in the car, lost.
 We will make the male character record his experience in the
house either on a camera or a phone. When the camera finally
loses battery, the screen will cut black and the title of the movie
will appear.

6. HOW WILL KEY FEATURES BE
INTRODUCED?
 Location: Establishing shots of the woods. A pan shot of the
house.
 Characters: Male and female will be introduced after the location
shots, POV shots will be used and dialogue will reveal information
about them.
 Genre: The genre will become apparent as the film progress due
to the mood and atmosphere of the film.

7. REPRESENTATIONS
 The male character will be anti-stereotypical. He will be portrayed
as vulnerable as he targeted by the antagonist. He becomes the
victim of the film.
 The female character will become the dominant figure which is
also anti-stereotypical. She is shown as brave and courageous
and will be seen as the “heroine” of the film.

8. MEDIA TECHNIQUES
 We will use camera techniques such as panning, 180 Degree
Rule, Shot Reverse Shot. We will also use shots such as wide
shots and close ups.
 A POV shot will be used from a perspective on an amateur
recording himself.
 At the start of the film, we will use high key lighting and as the film
progresses the lighting will change to very low key lighting.
 We will use non-diegetic soundtrack to create a calming mood.
Once we reach the POV view we will only use diegetic sounds.
 The characters will be wearing very casual clothing. These
clothes will become tattered and ripped as the film progresses.

9. HOW WILL IT ATTRACT
ATTENTION?
 The film will create enigma and therefore this will get the audience
asking questions. This will make the audience want to carry on
watching the film.