After having a discussion on how to fix our shooting schedule. Our teacher decided to let us miss the rough cut deadline and get everything fully complete for the final deadline next thursday on 5th of February.
In the meantime, we decided to try and film a rough cut version of our film scene just as a primary draft for the first deadline. This was so that it can compensate for our final product incase things were to go wrong again. This would also give us the opportunity to receive feedback when it came to the editing stage for the final product which we would film during this weekend.
Upon the final shooting we decided that it would be best to film somewhere that isn't so abandoned and private as this would be difficult to find. In the end we believed that it would be best so shoot somewhere local around in Cambridge as there is plenty of urban/industrial terrain for us shoot as thriller is part of our genre.
Stage/Script Direction
- Drug trade proceeds, with both characters walking from opposite ends
- A handshake will finish the scene off (as the audience we're not aware of the gap that drops)
- Scene cuts to the messenger awating the protagonist from the drug trade, he sits next to him
- Messenger demands what happened in the in the event"What happened" "So how did it go?" etc
- Protagonist replies timidly "Everything went alright", "Nothing ugly", "Just went according to plan"
- Scene switches to the traders loading their guns to take them down
- Scene switches back to conversation with the messenger starting to get serious "What do you mean it was alright?!", "What exactly happened?"
- Flashback occurs with the protagonist and trader shaking hands (incident is yet to be revealed)
- Scene shows the two perpetrators (one at the trade) who prepare their arms to assasinate them
- Messenger gets up looking fed up and standing blankly in the open
- Scene switches back to the perspective of traders following the path to kill the them.
- Shot cuts to the area where the messenger/protagonist stand with the perpetrators firing the guns, killing the messenger
- Protagonist drifts back looking bewildered before he get's shot
- Scene cuts to a flashback where the gap is revealed during the trade
- Cuts back to present time with both protagonist and messenger laying lifeless on the floor.
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