Plot 1 Feedback:
The focus group liked the idea of this plot as it can be achieved in realistic locations which can be relatable to them which adds to the scariness of the film.
Possible problems:
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Having the access to a child with
parental consent may be difficult to get. Furthermore using a child may be
difficult to meet the needs of the filming and the effect needed to be
portrayed.
Suggestions:
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Need to expand on the relevance
of book, perhaps how it relates to the trip and that is why the mother was
reminded of the traumatic trip.
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To change aspect of using a book,
the focus group suggested using an object which was relevant to the girl, such
as a necklace. This could be found by the child who shows it to the mother
which then recalls the trip and takes it away from the child. An alternative
proposed to this was the child could find the object relevant to the girl, and
has connections and spiritual communication to her as the child can see and
hear her whereas no one else can.
Plot 2 Feedback:
The focus
group liked the concept of this plot having a message from the past, and having it at a school was achievable
however it is rather complex and may get confusing to follow especially when
trying to get the message across in a trailer.
Possible Problems:
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Having the access to various
characters and ones that show ageing overtime.
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There will be a large amount of
filming to create the ideal trailer that gets the message across, fit into a
suitable trailer length and have horror aspects within it to persuade viewers
to watch it.
·
The story line is rather
complicated and complex to the extent whereby the filming may takeover
resulting in a product that is not edited well enough to be persuasive to the
target audience.
Suggestions:
·
Instead of having the passing of
time, use the original students to investigate the death of the teacher instead
of the student’s daughters to solve the issue of making the original students and
teacher show age over time.
Plot 3 Feedback:
The focus group liked the idea of using an abandoned hospital as the main location and theme of the film, with the use of an evil spirit and Ouija board adds to the scariness. They believed that with good filming and editing the end result would be effective and persuasive to watch.
The focus group liked the idea of using an abandoned hospital as the main location and theme of the film, with the use of an evil spirit and Ouija board adds to the scariness. They believed that with good filming and editing the end result would be effective and persuasive to watch.
Possible problems:
- Having access to a derelict, abandoned building may be hard to fulfil, especially if the building is unsafe. The process of accessing it would involve contacting several people like the council, which could refuse anyway.
- Having the access to props that would create the hospital appearance and making it look realistic may be difficult, especially if using school corridors and classrooms to makeshift the hospital interior.
Suggestions:
- Find a derelict hospital (or hospital-looking) building which has access to film the outside of, and then use alternative places, like a school where the corridors can be used, and change round classrooms to create a basic hospital room.
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