Planning: Developing Ideas

Developing Ideas

 

 

Idea 1 narrative

A child is found wondering around the forest and a male and female finds the female child. When the two couples find the child and finds out that she is lost and her parents have died, and the two parent take her to their house to comfort and keep her safe. As soon as the two couples leave the girl to sleep they go to their room to go to sleep as well. As the child knows that the couples have feel asleep she goes down to the kitchen and takes a knife to kill the two couples, as she has mental problems and she only knows to kill people that try to help her.

 

Title: Help.

Sub-genre: Psychological Thriller

 

Characters: Evil Child, Female victim, Male victim.

Narrative Structure: Aristotle Theory.

 

MES:

 

Location – Forest, Isolated house.

Iconography – Knife

 

Costume

- Child with bloody clothes, dirty muddy.

- Female victim has a white jumper and blue jeans/ white pjs.

- Male victim has grey jacket and white t-shirt with tan chinos/ blue pjs.

 

Lighting – low key lighting, dim and faint.

 

Body language – Child is loose and head is always down, also the child’s feet drags when she walks.

 

Advantages:

Conventional thriller narrative

Characters that are clearly shown in the thriller genre

 

Disadvantages:

 Getting people to play the characters of this narrative.

Having a child to play the character and also the acting of the child.

 

 

 

 

Idea 2 narrative

A mental ginger antagonist has escaped and then finds a vulnerable female that chases and she is a typical female victim, along an alleyway and through the park, chases a young typical female victim. She would be kidnapped and taken into the antagonist house, and then the antagonist will dig a hole, intent to kill the victim.

 

 

Title: Gin
Sub Genre: Psychological Thriller

Characters: Female victim, Antagonist.

Narrative Structure: Aristotle Theory

MES:

Location – alleyway, park, garden

Lighting – Low key lighting

Clothing –

Female victim, revealing dress

Antagonist, Black cloak

 

Iconography: Alcohol.

 

Advantages:

Easy to film

Conventional thriller

 

Disadvantages:

Audience might not understand the name.

The characters might not be reliable on.

 

 

 

Idea 3 narrative

Narrative: The child watches a movie that isn’t for his age, and after he watched it he didn’t know that when he imaged from the movie into real life, he thought his parents was the antagonist that want to kill him, but he doesn’t know that his parents are no harm. Then when they start to try helping him, he kills them.

Title: Imagine.

 

Sub Genre: Psychological Thriller

 

Characters: Child, Mother & Father.

 

Narrative structure: Aristotle Or Barthes

 

 

MES:

 

Location: Home

 

Lighting: Low Key, almost blackout

 

Clothing:

Child- black t-shirt and black trousers

Mother: White Top, Jeans

Father: Black Top, Jeans

Advantages:

Easy to film

Conventional Thriller Narrative

 

Disadvantages:

Child to play character

Child that would act properly in the thriller

 

 

Conclusion

As we have made some ideas for the narrative, this has helped us as a group to create a narrative with collective ideas from the whole group. With doing this the other ideas that have been made have been put into the group narrative and as a group we are happy with the storyline of the thriller. With doing this the decisions that have been made are all the camera, angles, size and movement because it has helped us create an image of how our thriller will be.