The main criticism
we got were:
· There was no guarantee the
weather would be good enough to film the whole opening in a drive in.
· There would need to be a bigger
punch line at the end as something needs to happen, otherwise there would be an
anti-climax.
· A big projection of a 1950's film
would be difficult to recreate and to make it look like an American drive in.
· We were advised to take our main
strengths of the idea and update them into a more realistic stetting.
Our new
idea:
We wanted to keep the three
characters, the couple and the villain; we thought this was our main strength
as we could still create binary opposite atmospheres in each car. The couple
drive to a car park and have a conversation; the woman is sweet and flirty
towards the man. The mysterious man spy’s on the couple, and sends a text to
someone. The woman checks her phone but we cannot see the screen, the couple
carry on talking, and the woman types 'now' on her phone and goes in to kiss
the man as she presses send. A gun target goes over the couple as she leans in,
she looks straight at the camera and gives a subtle signal. Suddenly the
mysterious man shoots the man in the back of the head, and the woman calmly
gets out the car and walks towards the other man smiling.
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