Script:
- The whispering at the beginning of the film creates an ery and mysterious sound to introduce the beginning of the film. This attracts thriller and horror fans because of the mystery and suspense.
- For the titles the style of the titles would appeal to our audience as it is intriguing and eye-catching. This is because it attracts the male audience that like action as they are jumpy and flashing.
- We used everyday items in the sequence such as a suit and pill bottles, which the audience is able to relate to and begins to get the idea of what the girl at the beginning uses each day.
- The whispering stops once the titles stop and shows the girl from the beginning of the titles again. This shows the audience that the main character will be this girl but unaware whether she is a antagonist yet. This relates to the audience as people are able to identify with mentally unstable characters.
- Wiping away the makeup shows she is changing her identity.
- Walking into the bathroom, stumbling, her make up is smudge with a smile, suggesting that she has or will be up to something not good. She is now noticed as the antagonist of the film, she moves the story along.
- A close up shot is used to see her make up, the camera is positioned as if she is still looking in the mirror. On her arm is a tag to show she has recently got out of a mental ward or a hospital. This intrigues the audience.
- Foley for scissors cutting her hair to show she is changing her identity.
- See her with different hair, still in the bathroom pulling out her I.D to show she was to change who is is. As you are able to see her reflection in the mirror, you can see her facial expressions.
Marketing helps to attract audiences because it entices them to see the film. We marketed our film opening on Facebook where we put a post up. We also made our own 'Undercover' Facebook account.
We watched trailers of films which are similar to our idea to be able to add in characteristics of a thriller film.
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