the chase


1) Write a 100 word statement of intent explaining what you are going to make for your preliminary exercisec: 1 min vid of a fantasy chase for a show called project power.this is about a boy who has a new stronger itteration of the power drug[ a drug witch alows a person to super nature an animals abilities ,ever person has there own ability].patryk realises this and wants whatever substance orfuesz has.
both are normally dressed for London teenagers.chase will take place kensington rd.will use a variety of shots mainly over shoulder showing the distance and vim of patryk chasing orfeusz

2) Write a script for your preliminary exercise. This needs to include stage directions AND dialogue.
Character 1: orfeusz has a secret sauce that partyk alfie and dan want

3) Casting: Who will be in your preliminary exercise scene?
patryk,alfie,orfeusz,dan the man.

4) Plan your locations: Where you will film your preliminary exercise?
northala hills, northolt pure gym

5) Write your shot list:
wide shot as they are running,close up of sweat and scared expression,over shoulder of patryk shows him chasing orfeusz,                      

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