1. PITCH:

2. SYPNOSIS Daisy is an accountant living in Brighton with her fiancé of 5 years, while they plan to marry in the next year and soon to start a family. Finding love and security after the death of her father in 2002 by a large gang, she is now devoted to discovering the killer. Following her private quest, we eventually find out the mystery murderer and their past motives. The complicated past of the killer changes Daisy’s outlook forever and turns her life into turmoil.

3. USP One of our unique selling points is the fact that our protagonist is a female; she is a 24 year old accountant who is preparing for her future married life. As well as this, our plot has a twist towards the end which changes the protagonists future, present and past.

4. 3 ACT TREATMENT  Equilibrium: Daisy is a 24 year old woman whose father was murdered by a gang member when she was 17 years old. Once she reached 21 she became more interested in her dads death and made it her mission to find out the killer of her father and the reason for it as no answer ever came of his mystery death. Although she knows the gang her father was killed by, the gang has many members that could’ve been her father’s killer.  Disruption: She begins her investigating at the age of 22, and during the film we see her gradual development of her case; discovering clues and gradually revealing the killer of her father is her fiancé, Billy. She discovers her fiancé is tied in due to a tattoo he and all members have - This links him into the mystery and soon finds out he is the killer due to the death of his father being the initiation for her fiancé; although he only joined the gang in a desperate need for money. We find out the clues of her father’s death at the same time she does so nothing is revealed early.  New Equilibrium: after finding out her fiancé is her father’s murderer, Daisy is sentenced to 24 years in jail after the murder of her fiancé. The murder is not shown; instead we find this out by a police interview with Daisy with her confessing, in vengeance

5. INFLUENCES  Identity - directed by James Mangold We want to feature an idea like this in our opening sequence to show our main characters investigation progress and the extent of her research. We will use medium shots like this to show the character and her emotions, as well as giving a hint at her location. We want to use an effect similar to this with our film title, to leave just the word ‘due’ once the rest has moved/faded away. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umFAoepyWjM

6. MARKETING  Viral internet adverts – Facebook, Twitter, YouTube  Bus stops  Billboard  Posters  TV & Cinema trailers  Radio  Magazines, newspapers  Blog adds For Inception, Warner Bros. spent $100 million marketing the film. A viral marketing campaign was employed for the film. After the revelation of the first teaser trailer, in August 2009, the film's official website featured only an animation of Cobb's spinning top. In December, the top toppled over and the website opened the online game Mind Crime, which upon completion. As well as this, Warner Bros. revealed Inception's poster. such as a manual filled with bizarre images and text sent to Wired magazine, and the online publication of posters, ads, phone applications, and strange websites all related to the film.

7. SHOOTING SCHEDULE  Thurs 21 st 2:10 – go to selected house and film basic shots of main character; establishing shot, shots of main character, shots of research such as newspaper cuttings, close-up shots of highlighting, writing, notes etc.  Fri 22 nd 8:40-1:20 – finish filming shots/re-film shots, look over current footage, create voice over

8. SUMMARY We will film our opening sequence in common locations such as one of our houses, using low key lighting. Using newspaper cut outs and highlighters etc. we will create the effect of the main characters research and intentions. During the opening sequence we will have a voice over of a news report about her fathers death, then continuing to another voice over from the main character talking about her search. During the opening sequence we will have tension building music quietly, and slow during the voiceovers, building up once the recordings over so that the music is the only sound apart from diegetic sound effects.