Five Minute Scene-Planning

I have chosen to do a five minute filmed sequence.

I will include a script in my planning to show the actors and the people viewing this blog about the dialogue that will be involved. I will also be creating a storyboard to give people a hint and an idea of what each key parts in the scene will be about and what it will represent. The storyboard will be hand drawn and will give a brief insight as to what will be including during the main parts of the five minute scene. The planning stages will also include things like what setting I will use, actors/actresses lists and props

Vague example

Setting

Woodsy area, possibly destinations include the woodsy area by the school field. Another destination also includes the railway loop line or a park that has a lot of trees around it.

Props

Camera

Black fur type bag

Rope or Tie Wraps

The  scene  from the narrative  I will be producing will be one that includes a fair bit of running away as this type of acting I think I will be able to create. The scene will open with a long shot of a person running away before it shows a a number of other camera shots including close up and medium shot. This scene shows how the boy aims to escape his captors as he sprints away through the woods the clip will include a close shave where the boy is almost caught by his former captors but he manages to evade them.The scene will become really intense and there will be a lot of tension created via the music coming from the non diegetic music playing, the faint sounds of the main character breathing will be able to be heard over the sound of the music until he has a bag placed over his head from behind. A muffled scream can be heard until the picture fades out to black as it then shows a POV shot of the boy being dragged along the floor