Found

Synopsis

• Eddie and his colleague Grace are on the hunt for the man who killed Graces brother 10 years ago. Complete with the set of skills needed to carry out their task, trained by the special unit, they are ready to find and kill the murderer. A man who goes by the Alias R.S. Eddie and grace through years of research have finally built up a file on R.S and have got everything they need to find him. But on the night of the search Grace is murdered and left next to her on the weapon used to kill her. The initials R.S. Will Eddie continue the hunt, or will he go on with life without grace...

Key Themes

• Murder• Secrets• Friendship• Hunting • Revenge

Characters• Grace Whitley: A blond haired, blue eyed, female way

beyond her years, jaded from years of experience her eyes now glassy and emotionless due to the things thy have witnessed.

• Eddie Snow: A bright eyed, new special unit agent, optimistic and fresh, full of hope for change. This temperament slowly but surely will be snuffed out as his career progresses.

• R.S: A silent and angry man nobody know, he is an enigma who is only seen when he wants to be. He is short and vicious cold and emotionless killing is his domain.

Opening

• Our opening is set in the suburban areas of London. We see R.S interact with graces possessions in her home as she gets ready for the night ahead. When he makes a loud noise ruining her office she comes down to investigate only to meet her demise.

Target Audience• Psychological thrillers tend to attract female viewers more so that men, this is

because the stories in these types of thrillers tend to be more entered around conflicts of the mind, emotional stories where the protagonist struggles with an inner demon, a more emotional rather than physical journey (I.e The lovely bones(2009), Black Swan(2011) ect...) However saying this it does not mean that psychological thrillers do not attract male audiences films such as Shutter Island(2010) and Donnie Darko(2001) attracted male audiences with stories led by male protagonists.

• The ages of viewers tend to be more focused around the 15-30 age range but this is not a limit, and many people of an older age also enjoy psychological thrillers.

• target Location isn't seen seen as a big issue with psychological as most problems are to do with the mind it is a global issue opening the target audience to anyone and everyone because we all at some time have mental conflict.

• We plan on using continuity editing, cross cutting and jump cuts to create a sense of thrill and danger in our film whilst keeping the films editing consistent and easy to follow.