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The film is about a
couple and the girlfriend has health issues which she does not want to disclose
to her boyfriend, she believes that it is not fair on him that he has to live
with her illness so she decides to leave him. So one day whilst the boyfriend is
at work she decides to leave. She leaves in letter explaining her reasons for
leaving. The film starts with the camera is going around the couple’s room and
this will establish the scene, also here we will see a girl on the bed writing
a letter but the camera goes past and does not really focus on her. Then we use
a close up shot to zoom into a photo of the couple. As the camera is zoomed
into the photo, here we will us editing to add in shots of the couple a few
years back having a picnic. We will show how they got together through
flashbacks. These scenes are going to be shot in the park. When the flashback
ends the girl is shown walking out the room. An hour later we are introduced to
the boyfriend and he is shown coming into the room, we will zoom into a clock
to show time going past. As the protagonist patrols the room he discovers a
letter by their photo, he opens it and reads it. He is shocked by what he is
reading, reading through the letter he finds out about her illness and that she
has decided to leave him.
He runs out the house
and drives around looking for her. Millions of flashbacks are going through his
mind at this point and he figures out that she has been rather strange lately.
We will portray things such as the girlfriend being tired most of the time, looking
very ill and so on. There will also be a key scene here where he finds a letter,
whilst in the flashback, addressed from the hospital in her name but however he
does not pay attention to it. Here he will find out that he might have been
neglecting her. We will use the fade effect to convey each part of the
flashback and the transition from one flashback to another and also in the end
we repeatedly switch from one flashback to another to illustrate that the
protagonist is going ballistic and is not in the right state of mind. He drives
past the hospital thinking she might be in there so he turns back. Driving at
full speed to reach the hospital so he can see what is dearest to him, his
girlfriend, maybe for the last time. He drives closer and closer to the
hospital and is at a ferocious speed, not aware of his surroundings. He is just
focused on reaching that hospital. Suddenly as he looks at his windscreen he
sees a woman, he breaks but not hard enough and the woman comes thumping onto
the car and then the floor. He rushes out of his car to see that it is his
girlfriend. The protagonist, in disbelief, looks down and the film ends. Our
film is a romance film which has a very different twist to it and is different
from the typical love film where the lovers reunite in the end. We believe this
will appeal to our audience.
The genre of our film
is romance/drama. Our audience is people aged between 16 to 25, as the couple
in our film is a young couple. We’ve decided not to make our film no longer
than four minutes as it would be too lengthy and may bore the audience. For our
film we will need only two people and we want them to be engaged throughout the
film. Everything in film happens in the same hour so therefore we will not need
many props. The only place we will need some props is the scene where the
protagonist is going through the flashbacks. For this we will only need a
change of clothes for each character and this can easily be attended to. The
location of the film is mostly going to be on the roads so therefore we thought
we’d use small quiet estate roads so therefore it’d be easier to film the crash
scene without causing trouble for the public and other drivers. We are still
working on the getting our actors but this task can easily be handled as we
know many people who will be willing to be in the film but we just need to pick
the right person for each parts. We are planning our film to be mainly on
youtube, this will be our main platform. We are also thinking of also uploading
our film onto facebook.
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