From House to Woods
After continuous thoughts about my
overall plot, I have changed the setting of my trailer as I feel it would be
more effective than my original idea. The original setting was to have it a
rough looking house but I feel I am unable to get the full effect of my
trailer. So the setting I have now decided is to do it in woods at night.
Before his nightmare starts his brother sports the word “RUN” on the back of
his neck, neither know why or how it got on his neck. Without thinking anything
of it he rubbed it off and went to bed.
Each nightmare will start with the
main character running in dark woods. He is unable to figure out why he is
running in every nightmare he sees a man in all black in a mask. Every time he
turns to look the unknown man is there (around 50 yards away). The last scene
will be running and then looks behind then looks in front and he is standing
right there in front of him. The plot of my film is very much the same but I
have not included the whispers and changed the setting. The writing on his body
whilst asleep has stayed as I feel this builds us the tension of the trailer
but instead of a locked up room I am instead having the main character running
in the woods and the two characters “unknown” will be appearing in different
places to frighten the audience. That is my main aim when recording the
trailer, as it is very hard to make trailers that build tension and interests
the viewer throughout.
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