Initial Ideas.
My group has come up with 3 different initial ideas for our thriller. Each idea is conventional to the thriller genre in it's own way. Even though all three ideas are different, they all have similarities. The similarities fall into place when we discuss who the antagonist is and what they should look like.
First Idea.
Narrative:
- young girl being interviewed by two policemen, she killed both of her parents.
Sub-genre:
MES:
- White room where the interview will take place
- Bedroom where the parents where killed.
Characters:
- 2 police officers
- Teenage girl
- Parents
Second Idea.
Narrative:
- There is a crime scene where you see someone dead. The eye witnesses can not explain what they have seen.
- The antagonist has a mental health disease
Title:
Sub-genre:
Characters:
- victim/protagonist
- no antagonist
- maybe police
Narrative Structure:
- Aristotle
- Shows the importance of plot structure
- will arouse emotion from the audience
MES:
- forest
- abandoned places
- dark
- blood
- knives
- tools
- low-key lighting
- back lighting
Third Idea.
Narrative:
- A young girl who loses her way in life and ends up spiritually possessed.
Title:
Sub-genre:
characters:
- female victim
- crazy man
- children
- police
MES:
- urban setting
- city
- flashing lights
- dark
- leather clothing
Conclusion.
To come to a conclusion on which idea we liked the best we had to discuss all three ideas until coming to an agreement. We decided that we would use elements from all three of our ideas to create something unique but conventional to the thriller genre. This discussion lead on to a even more detailed discussion about the narrative of our final idea.
Clear to see that you have worked well within your group and have planned some conventional ideas.
ReplyDeleteTo improve;
-all ideas need some more detail, especially in the narrative section
-be more specific on what ideas from each you are planning to use