Treatment 2 - 2 minute film

James Brammer, Alex Grigoryev, Tomasz Kubanski, Hadyn Bolt

Title

A Dream Comes True

Length

 2 minutes

Target Audience

This film will be a 15 because the BBFC guidelines fit into what our film is going to show, as we do not show any sadistic or sexualised violence. Also, we do not show any discrimination, illegal drugs or nudity. However there is death shown in the 2 minutes of film, as the psycho kills 2 teenagers and violence is shown, making the film unsuitable to be rated a 12 or PG, therefore making our film suitable to be a 15 certificate.

we have made our target audience to be 15 – 30 year olds (Mixed gender) aimed at a national audience, of interest to people who are looking for a scare, appeals to those who like films such as Friday 13^th and Nightmare on Elm Street.

Synopsis/summary

Do you really want all your dreams to come true? A psychotic masked killer (Conrad) is seen in a chase sequence (Tom's dream) through a dark forest, as Conrad pursues 3 college teenagers (Tom, Zach and Jake) in a lucid state of paranoid bloodlust. Conrad catches up with Zach and Jake and murders them, using his rage to drive his knife into the teenagers and kill them in cold blood. He slits Zach's throat and Stabs Jake through his chest, piercing his heart.

As the dream ends, someone is heard screaming as the title of the film appears. As Tom awakes, he is disturbed by his dream of the slaughtering of his friends and is plagued by his thoughts, as he plays the dream over in his mind, wondering what it meant. As Tom is worrying about his nightmare, his two friends are outside shouting him, as they want to go to the park and hang out. So Tom puts on a brave face, gets ready and leaves the house to join them outside.

Suggested Elements

Our film will start with being edited , so that the dream sequence looks kind of surreal with blurred edges of the shots, hinting to the audience that there is something unreal about the scene. As Tom wakes up, we will put in an audio track of a voice over of Tom, so that it's like we are hearing Tom's thoughts.