SYNOPSIS Lucy Brown is your average girl but she hold a dark secret and keeps Important information away from society. But its not to long before someone wants this information and goes after it. Lucy notices this, she's being stalked and attempts to get help from the police but the detective is no use and ignores her this unfortunately results in her death as she's caught and killed. Its up to the detective to find her killers and why they killed her.

KEY THEMES Crime  Power  Death  Revenge and guilt 

Crime Features heavily as 'Purgatory' the powerful enemy

that the detective will face. Will do anything to get hold of

the information Lucy holds.Purgatory will have unlimited power with the information .

The plot revolves around Lucy's death and why she was killed.

Our detective feels personally

responsible for Lucy's death this leads him to become obsessed

with finding her killer/s 

CHARACTER DEVELOPMENTDetective – The detective is personally responsible for the death of the women he ignored. He is a blunt and rude character, very moody, he is a commanding character and is reminiscent of Inspector Goole from 'An Inspector Calls', in the way that he speaks to a room of people and has a heavy presence.  

Three murderers – The three murderers wanted information from the women and are part of a larger organization. You don’t find out many character traits as they are anonymous characters and you don’t really see their personality's, but the way the act towards the murdered women is very heartless and emotionless, as it is a job for them.

Murdered women – Looks after very important info which is why she is a target for murder. She has two sides to her character, a secretive side and a normal everyday side, and her mood changes depending on the scene.

OPENING SEQUENCE PLANNING 

SEQUENCE :- women sitting at desk while the murderers are close by, and she pulls a memory card from a computer. 

- She notices murderers and threatens them, and they chase her from the room, whilst she's recording herself as evidence on a handheld camera, which is a very paced scene, and is aiming to make the audience feel more immersed in the action.

- Running scene and then the camera falls to the floor, before she's dragged out of shot. 

SOUND : Throughout this sequence you can hear a voice over of a detective briefing police officers. It will also feature occasional shots of over the shoulder of the detective, or the detectives back.     

SETTING AND THEMES :The setting will be in an office and outside.The camera will pan around the office at parts of the opening sequence as to inform the viewer on the setting of the titles. The key themes of crime will be shown through the policemen and detective, and him speaking of murder throughout, and also power through the 3 stalkers and the memory card.                                        

STORYBOARD

TARGET AUDIENCE PROFILEOur target audience is a female preferably aged 14-24 she's you're stereotypical teenage girl, likes boys, hangs out with friends, goes to Starbucks. She'd probably wear the newest trends and is always on her phone, either texting or on social media. Going to cinema is a 'must' according to her, as she needs to see the latest movies no matter the cost.

Our target audience is a male preferably aged 14-24 he's you're stereotypical teenage boy, he likes skateboarding, and is a bit of a nerd and likes Star wars. However, he is social and hangs around with 'mates'. He doesn't visit the cinema often but when he does it's probably a horror film or a thriller. Like our female target he uses his phone to visit social media sites, however he doesn't use it as frequently as the female.

We've come to a conclusion of both of our male and female target audiences equal each other out making them both important to us as creators.

HOW WILL OUR OPENING SEQUENCE APPEAL TO OUR TARGET AUDIENCE?

Our target audience is mainly targeting 14-24 year old's,

however the film is more set for a female audience as our

research shows us that females watch more of this style of film. But this doesn't mean the film is only for females, about 48% of

our target audience will be male. 

Our title sequence will engage our audience by using mystery to draw them in as our title sequence leaves a lot of questions e.g.who

are the killers, what's so important about this information? As well as this they will want to

see how our detective deals with Lucy's death so we are using drama as well to appeal to the younger audience, and we

are using relatable characters so the females may be more interested 

QUESTIONS. Would you watch this film and why/why not?

What could be improved?

What aspects of the film did you think were good?