The document outlines a draft pitch for a film called "Martin Cooper." The film is about a hero who plays an online game for a $1 million prize where the goal is to not be caught by virus pop-ups. However, the virus comes to life and begins stalking the hero, believing it to be part of the game. Key scenes include the hero dying in the game while a message reads "my turn," the villain watching the hero sleep, and following the hero home at night without his awareness. The pitch proposes establishing shots, building mystery around the villain through point-of-view shots and a late reveal, and replicating a sinister tone through camera filters and a mood board of key scenes.
2. Establishing Shot
• Used in films such as insidious an establishing
shot as an opener to a trailer will give the
audience some idea on location of a film and
can be the basis of a narrative.
3. Narrative
• The premise of the film is about a hero who
plays a game online. The game he plays is on
the play for 1 million virus pop ups.
• Virus comes to life once player is caught
• Stalks him and sees it
as part of a game.
4. Key scenes
• Playing on the laptop and die, hero reads out
message “my turn”
• Bedroom scene, character sleeps while villain
watches
• Walking home at night, villain follows hero in
dark with him unaware.
• Looking into spirits
• Jumpscares
6. Images
• This images I will hope will be what I can
replicate due to the sinister nature.
• One way I would replicate this is with playing
with the tint on the camera.
• Another way I would build enigma on the
villain is through POV shots and through only
revealing the villain at the end.
