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A man born with undiagnosed schizophrenia struggles with the murder of his child years prior. As he investigates the unsolved crime in a remote shed, scribbling on the walls, tensions rise with his wife. His mental state deteriorates further until he realizes through his writings that he may have killed his own child during an episode, without knowing due to his illness.
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Plot treatment synopsis1
The film follows a family that has recently moved to escape the father's stressful city job. Tensions rise as the father and older brother argue frequently, leading the intelligent teenage daughter to feel neglected. She creates an imaginary friend for companionship. One night, the father is found smothered with a pillow after another fight. All signs point to the son, who is imprisoned. Through clues from the daughter's imaginary friend, it is hinted that she was actually responsible for the murder. The film culminates with the daughter accepting her crime and leaves the audience to decide whether to sympathize with her motives.
Pitch Presentation Group 3
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Treatments Group4
1. A group of teenagers are detained overnight at their old boys school located in the country hills. Strange events occur as entrancing eyes are spotted that may be deadly.
2. A young girl believes she saw a dead body in a lake but her father thinks she is imagining things. She is committed to an asylum but escapes to search for the body.
3. A family moves into a new home where a little girl was killed years ago. The ghost of the girl tries to befriend the family's daughter.
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1. A group of teenagers are detained overnight at their old boys school located in the country hills. Strange events occur as entrancing eyes are spotted that may be deadly.
2. A young girl believes she saw a dead body in a lake but her father thinks she is imagining things. She is committed to an asylum but escapes to search for the body.
3. A family moves into a new home where a little girl was killed years ago. The ghost of the girl tries to befriend the family's daughter but becomes angry when she is ignored.
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Simon believes he is trapped with two minds in his body, and is trying to figure out who killed his daughter Sophia. He argues with his wife Kate that Sophia's spirit helps him investigate at night. Kate insists Sophia is dead and Simon needs to stop his "crazy detective shit." Simon becomes convinced their neighbor Richard killed Sophia and grabs a knife, intent on getting justice, before running off. Scenes cut between Simon writing on the shed wall and flashing back to the day Sophia died while riding her bike.
Shot list
The shot list contains 21 shots ranging from close-ups to wide shots that will be used to tell the story of Simon and Kate. Key shots include Simon working alone in his shed, the couple arguing in different locations, Simon violently grabbing Kate in the kitchen, and extreme close-ups of words Simon writes on the shed wall implying a disturbing revelation.
Storyline
A young man who was born with undiagnosed schizophrenia has his child murdered, with the killer never found. The story follows the man as he tries to solve the murder from his shed while his mental state deteriorates, scribbling on the walls and arguing with his wife. As his investigations intensify, he comes to the unsettling conclusion that he may have killed his own child during a schizophrenic episode, without realizing it.
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- The film's plot follows a man struggling with schizophrenia after his daughter is murdered, as he tries to find the killer while questioning his own sanity.
- The target audience is ages 18-32, with a slightly higher female demographic. They enjoy music, movies, and socializing with friends and family.
- New Line Cinema is proposed as the film studio because they have successfully distributed many similar psychological thriller films in the past.
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The pitch
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The film follows a family that has recently moved to escape the father's stressful city job. Tensions rise as the father and older brother argue frequently, leading the intelligent teenage daughter to feel neglected. She creates an imaginary friend for companionship. One night, the father is found smothered with a pillow after another fight. All signs point to the son, who is imprisoned. Through clues from the daughter's imaginary friend, it is hinted that she was actually responsible for the murder. The film culminates with the daughter accepting her crime and leaves the audience to decide whether to sympathize with her motives.
Pitch Presentation Group 3
The document outlines the plot of a horror film. It describes a scene where a girl returns home and finds a disturbing newspaper headline while making dinner. Her boyfriend shows up unexpectedly and is later found dead in a closet. The girl is then attacked by the killer. It also mentions that the film will be produced by Aversion Productions and primarily filmed after school at one of the writer's houses.
The yellow wall paper
The narrator and her husband John rent a house for the summer. The narrator is suffering from nervous depression, and her husband, a doctor, orders her to rest. She becomes obsessed with the yellow wallpaper in her bedroom and believes she sees a woman trapped within the pattern. Before leaving the house, the narrator decides to free the woman by stripping the wallpaper. When her husband enters and sees her doing this, he faints, revealing the narrator has lost her sanity during her confinement in the house.
The Yellow Wall Paper
The narrator and her husband John rent a house for the summer. The narrator is suffering from nervous depression. Her husband, who is a doctor, forbids her from writing and confines her to a room in the house to rest. The narrator becomes obsessed with the pattern on the yellow wallpaper in her room. She starts believing that there is a woman trapped within the wallpaper. By the end, the narrator strips the wallpaper off the walls, declaring that she has freed the woman, revealing that she has descended into madness.
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1. A group of teenagers are detained overnight at their old boys school located in the country hills. Strange events occur as entrancing eyes are spotted that may be deadly.
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MY HORROR FILM
1. A group of teenagers are detained overnight at their old boys school located in the country hills. Strange events occur as entrancing eyes are spotted that may be deadly.
2. A young girl believes she saw a dead body in a lake but her father thinks she is imagining things. She is committed to an asylum but escapes to search for the body.
3. A family moves into a new home where a little girl was killed years ago. The ghost of the girl tries to befriend the family's daughter but becomes angry when she is ignored.
Our thriller pitch
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Simon believes he is trapped with two minds in his body, and is trying to figure out who killed his daughter Sophia. He argues with his wife Kate that Sophia's spirit helps him investigate at night. Kate insists Sophia is dead and Simon needs to stop his "crazy detective shit." Simon becomes convinced their neighbor Richard killed Sophia and grabs a knife, intent on getting justice, before running off. Scenes cut between Simon writing on the shed wall and flashing back to the day Sophia died while riding her bike.
Shot list
The shot list contains 21 shots ranging from close-ups to wide shots that will be used to tell the story of Simon and Kate. Key shots include Simon working alone in his shed, the couple arguing in different locations, Simon violently grabbing Kate in the kitchen, and extreme close-ups of words Simon writes on the shed wall implying a disturbing revelation.
Storyline
A young man who was born with undiagnosed schizophrenia has his child murdered, with the killer never found. The story follows the man as he tries to solve the murder from his shed while his mental state deteriorates, scribbling on the walls and arguing with his wife. As his investigations intensify, he comes to the unsettling conclusion that he may have killed his own child during a schizophrenic episode, without realizing it.
Pitch and ancillary tasks
The document provides details about a proposed psychological thriller film and trailer, including the plot, target audience, and rationale for partnering with New Line Cinema for distribution. Some key points:
- The film's plot follows a man struggling with schizophrenia after his daughter is murdered, as he tries to find the killer while questioning his own sanity.
- The target audience is ages 18-32, with a slightly higher female demographic. They enjoy music, movies, and socializing with friends and family.
- New Line Cinema is proposed as the film studio because they have successfully distributed many similar psychological thriller films in the past.
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Homework 3
The document describes settings, actors, and props for a film project. The main character is a man in his 20s-30s who works in a run-down shed to investigate his daughter's murder. He runs through a long pathway to the shed that could use a tracking shot. The main character's girlfriend is also in the target 18-32 age range to make their relationship believable.
Real pitch
Newline Cinema is pitching a new psychological thriller film to the studio. They believe Newline would be a good fit because it has successfully produced and distributed many top psychological thrillers in the past, including The Number 23, A Nightmare on Elm Street, The Conjuring, and Final Destination 5.
The film's plot involves a man struggling with schizophrenia as he tries to find out who murdered his daughter. As he investigates, he starts to lose his grip on reality. It's revealed at the end that he was the one who killed his daughter during a psychotic episode.
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Real pitch
New Line Cinema would be a suitable distributor for the film trailer because they have successfully distributed many similar psychological thriller films in the past such as The Number 23, A Nightmare on Elm Street, The Conjuring, and Final Destination 5. The film's plot follows a man struggling with schizophrenia who is trying to find his daughter's murderer. As he investigates, he starts to question his own sanity and actions. His mental state deteriorates and he begins to argue with his wife and possibly commit violent acts as he obsessively searches for answers. It is ultimately revealed that he was the one who killed his daughter during a psychotic episode. The target audience for the film is 18-32 year old students and workers
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Shot list
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This script tells the story of Simon, a man who is struggling with grief after the death of his daughter Sophia. He believes he can communicate with Sophia's spirit and that she is helping him investigate who killed her. Simon's behavior is becoming increasingly erratic, as he scribbles obsessively on the walls of a shed trying to piece together clues. His wife Kate is worried about him and wants him to accept that Sophia is gone, but Simon is convinced he will find out who "murdered" her. The script builds tension as Simon becomes more unstable and violent, suggesting he may act out against who he believes is responsible for Sophia's death.
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Written outline of my storyline
- 1. Written outline of my storyline The storyline for my psychological thriller is about a young man, which was born with schizophrenia without being diagnosed. As he grows up his life is normal; he had a house, wife, a child and a stable office job. Dramatically his child is murdered but the murderer has never been discovered. The story begins with this already happened with the family trying to move on over the loss of their child not being able to know the whole story. At the start we see the main character living a normal life going to work and being with his wife. After work he walks to a suspicious location in the middle of nowhere acting odd. We then see he walks in to the shed. As the camera pans round we see writing all over the walls (we notice he is trying to figure out who murdered his child). As the story continues conflicts between the wife and himself arise due to the strain of what’s happening, this intertwines between different shots of him working out the murderer, scribbling on the wall of the shed with the girl in the background playing with a doll. As the disequilibrium is ending we can gradually find out that his working out lead to the conclusion that he may have killed his child without knowing due to his schizophrenia but we do not want to show the resolution so therefore we find him drop a pen and at the same time a child screaming. Im a fu Cking pike an this is jel!