In our group each of us had a mess-around with Mixcraft 5 and this is what I made.
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Thiller sinopsis
First two minutes
The film starts in a dark room, there are no lights, just candles. There are lodes of different size candles all over the room. The camera moves through the room, there is no one in the room. The camera moves into a second room .The second room is also dark and filled with candles. There’s a man in this room. This man is dressed in a priest outfit. He is kneeling on the floor drawing a cult sign in blood. The priest stands up and leaves. The priest enters a church. We then see a dead body inside the cult sign. Tittle credits. He then talks to another priest.
The whole film
The film is about a priest who kills criminals for God. The film will start with the priest inside of a house, he has just killed someone. He then returns to his church and takes to another priest. The film follows him as he kills the evil people of the world. Each criminal that he kills will have a flashback of what they have done, in black and white. The police are looking for the murderer. At the end of the film the priest will set himself on fire.
Thiller opening Scene script 1st daft
FADE IN:
INT. HOUSE – FIRST ROOM – NIGHT
The room is dark; there are no lights on, just candles. There are candles everywhere. The camera moves through the room into a second room.
HOUSE - SECOND ROOM
The second room is also dark and filled with candles. There’s a man kneeling on the floor. He is the PRIEST. The priest is drawing a cult sign on the floor in blood.
CLOSE UP: the cult sign on the floor.
ON SCENE
The priest stands up.
EXT. CHURCH – NIGHT
The priest walks to the church door. Stood at the door is a NUN.
The priest and nun both cross themselves. The nun walks off. The priest enters the church.
INT. HOUSE – FIRST ROOM – NIGHT
The room is dark; there are no lights on, just candles. There are candles everywhere. The camera moves through the room into a second room.
HOUSE - SECOND ROOM
The second room is also dark and filled with candles. There’s a man kneeling on the floor. He is the PRIEST. The priest is drawing a cult sign on the floor in blood.
CLOSE UP: the cult sign on the floor.
ON SCENE
The priest stands up.
CUT TO:
EXT. CHURCH – NIGHT
The priest walks to the church door. Stood at the door is a NUN.
The nun
It’s a cold night, Father.
The priest
It’s never too cold to do the work of the Lord, Sister.
FADE TO BLACK:
The priest (v.o)
For he is God's servant for your good. But if you do wrong, be afraid, for he does not bear the sword in vain. For he is the servant of God, an avenger who carries out God's wrath on the wrongdoer. He is the shepherd that leads man to the light during the darkest hours. For he is truly the keeper and protector of man. Romans 13:4.
FADE IN:
INT. HOUSE – SECOND ROOM – NIGHT
There is a dead body in the middle of the cult sign.
Tittle sequence.
By Jack Millward
Friday, 20 December 2013
Thursday, 19 December 2013
Thriller audiences research
Usually Thrillers are from ages 12 and up like The Dark Knight but some are for older audiences like Se7en (18) and Taken (15).
Most likely going for an 18 due to the violent content we are planning.



18 Works are for adults and can contain strong issues such as:
Most likely going for an 18 due to the violent content we are planning.

18 Works are for adults and can contain strong issues such as:
- very strong violence
- frequent strong language (e.g. 'f***') and / or very strong language (e.g. ‘c***’)
- strong portrayals of sexual activity
- scenes of sexual violence
- strong horror
- strong blood and gore
- real sex (in some circumstances)
- discriminatory language and behaviour
Se7en opening
In the opening two minutes of
se7en, we see a book and a page turns, it then show an image of two hands that
look slightly deformed. Then there are some flashing images, and we see the
name of brad Pitt flash up, after this we see somebody’s hand and it looks like
he is shaving the end of his fingers off. The words Se7en flashes up and we see
a book being turned and Gwyneth Paltrow’s name. Immediately after there is an
image of somebody writing in a book, using strange symbols. The same thing continues
for two minutes where, there are random scenes flashing up, then straight after
are titles, all in the same jerky white writing.
Review by Tom Buckley
Review by Tom Buckley
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