Production Brief
Project Name:
Medium/Format:
Length:
Deadline:
Group members:
Brief overview of context:
Target audience (age group gender
bias (if any) social economic groups):
Possible scheduling/ publishing
suggestion:
What comparable products have u
performed:
What is the rationale behind this text:
What representations will be operating
in your text? Are these justified?
How will you test whether the product
is successful? How will you check that
it accomplishes the intended affect?
What generic codes and conventions
will be operating in your text?
What are the overt (obvious) messages
incorporated into the text.
Are there any (hidden) messages
incorporated into the text?
Identify any resource constraints time,
money, equipment, human resources
that might affect the production and
your hopes for your product.
Abduction
Opening two minute sequence to a
thriller.
2min – 2:12
21st March
Emmanuel Olobio, Sam Lee, Peter
Otuwehinmi
A women is being chased down an alley
she mistakes him for an attacker but he
hands her a book instead, she is then
confronted by a women who nock her
unconscious.
Target audience 15-35, gender open but
can preferably be male, no social and
economic groups.
This could be used in a pre-release or as
part of a trailer in cinemas.
American thrillers ‘Taken’ and ‘Bourne
Identity’
Added intension, dramatic twist and
suspense and thriller ideas.
Representations and stereotypes are
explored in our thriller. How black males
and how white teenage girls are
represented through clothing, behaviour
and appearance.
Questionnaire on our blog will help to
test our initial concept and end product.
This will show whether the generic codes
and convention are successful Based on
the response of our target audience.
Settings – an alley which is partly
isolated and dim which fits into the
suspense of a thriller.
Places in the suburbs are not as safe as
people think and that representations can
be stereotypical of how people think of
different ethnicities
Difference between social views and
stereotypes.
Time constraints are always a problem as
re-filming and editing takes time also
finding a car and various props with
limited money and resources made it
difficult.
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