LO4 - Final cut of film

LO4 - Editing evidence

LO3 - initial rushes audience feedback

Initial rushes- first thoughts

LO3 - rushes

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LO2 - Storyboards

LO2 - Budget

LO2 - Treatment

Pre-Production Film Trailer Treatment and Concept

Production Team

·      Harry Swallow – Director/Cinematography

·   Mitch morton – Producer/Cinematography

·      Characters/Actors

Mitch morton – Danny fender

Danny coggin – First murder victim

Harry swallow – Killer

Head of task force – James rawlin

Police extra– Joseph Pegg

Police extra – Ben white

Police extra - Sam gilbert

Locations

Derelict Building - UTC Sheffield College Basement (111, Matilda Street, Sheffield, S1 4QF) – Friday 6^th   3:30pm – 5:30pm

Forest – Aston swallow nest – Wednesday 19^th 10:15am – 4:00pm

Briefing room  (111, Matilda Street, Sheffield, S1 4QF – friday 20th 12:30pm

Concept

There is a serial killer on the loose in the small town of carthadale. He is quickly choosing victims and savagely murdering them. Danny fender a detective from the south yorkshire police is set on the investigation to capture the horrific killer. However to the surprise of danny the killings were simple a bait to kill a police officer, and in this case it is danny. so the film follows danny on his investigation to catch the killer before he catches him.

Audience

Broadcast for a 15+ Audience

Purpose

The trailer for insanitys has been created for Warp Films as a competition.

        

Equipment (Provided free by UTC Sheffield College)

Camera – Sony Pro HD P100E, Canon 650D DSLR

Mounts – Tripod, Steadicam, Fig Rig

Lighting

Props, Costumes and Models

Casual detective costume

Handgun

leg holster

detective case documents

·         Mitch morton – Casual Clothes including leather jacket and jeans

·      Harry swallow – hoodies and jeans

·      Danny coggin – Casual walking clothes

·      Extras – formal shirt and trousers , no tie

Legal and Ethical Considerations

Insanity's trail will feature violence and fear, so must adhere to the British Board of Film Classification’s regulations for 15 rated films.

Violence

Violence may be strong but should not dwell on the infliction of pain or injury. The strongest gory images are unlikely to be acceptable. Strong sadistic violence is also unlikely to be acceptable. There may be detailed verbal references to sexual violence but the depiction of sexual violence must be discreet and justified by context.

The Data Protection of 1998 states that if an individual is featured in photography or video footage, their consent must be given for it to be published or broadcasted. We will make sure that the actors featuring in our trailer will sign a release form.