DEADLINES

Initial planning feedback - 20th December
Planning feedback - 24th January
Final planning hand in - 7th February
Inital screening - 21st February
Final screening - 7th March
Evaluation feedback - 21st March
Final Evalutation hand in - 11th April

COSTUME PLAN

I will be wearing this black dress for the film, the reason for having this specific outfit is to associate the colour black with death and danger and to represent negative activity. I am wearing revealing clothes to symbolise that I have just arrived home from a party.

We have chosen a white boiler suit for Ben's costume as it makes him look anonymous. It has a CSI feel to it as we know he can't release any DNA therefore making him completely unknown.

Planning

Possible Horror Film Scenarios

1. A girl gets followed home after a party, non-diegetic party music plays as she arrives home, she shuts the front door behind her and the music comes to an end. The lights turn out and non-diegetic tense music plays to build suspense, a hand grabs the girl and pulls her into a cupboard, we hear diegetic screams and slicing of skin, after 30 seconds a strange man walks out of the cupboard in a white boiler suit, he is carrying a black bin liner that seems to have something inside. As he approaches the front door blood puddles out of the cupboard behind him, as he walks out the front door he pulls out a list of girls' names and crosses off 'Chloe'.

2. In the art room, girl stays back after school to finish off her art work, suddenly the lights turn out and cuts to a close up of girls face, behind her head you see a dark shadow of a man walking towards her. The girls head gets pulled out of the shot and you hear diegetic screams, the lights turn back on and the man walks out the room with a knife with blood dripping to the floor.

Possible Horror Film Names

The Revenge
Limbless
Boiler
Surprise
Rebuild
Last Night Out
Collective
Axed
Halo
Split
The After Party
The Devil's Bag
Collectables
Sliced
Mask Murder
Turn Around
Party Creek
Stalker

Target Audience Voki

What makes an 18?
Films rated 18 are for adults and no-one under 18 is allowed to see an 18 film at the cinema or buy/rent an 18 rated DVD. No 18 rated works are suitable for children.

- Very strong violence
- Frequent strong language and/or very strong language
- Strong portrayals of sexual activity
- Of sexual violence
- Strong horror
- Strong blood and gore
- Real sex (in some circumstances)
- Discriminatory language and behaviour

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