By Sarah Rose, Lily Glynn, Jack Harman and Chasca Marshell

1. By Sarah Rose, Lily Glynn, Jack Harman and Chasca Marshell

2. Eye spy is a stalker and psychological thriller movie. The movie follows Quella who is the foster parent to a young boy belonging to her criminally insane sister, Esme. Esme is currently held in an institute for the mentally insane but always looking for a way to escape and find her child. Esme was taken away for brutally murdering her husband as she believe he was trying to take her child away from her. Esme escapes from the institute and plans to be reunited with her child The twist of the story is then revealed with the audience discover that Quella had an affair with the husband and when he decides to end it due to feeling disloyal she kills him. Many years ago Quella has a miscarriage with Jonathans child and has now psychologically installed into her head that Esmes child is hers and framed her for the murder.

3. The three act treatment Act 1 The narrative begins as an equilibrium is set, Quella and Aidan are living a normal life at home whilst Quella is living her life as a lie. Meanwhile, Quella’s twin sister Esme, is living in a mental asylum after being accused of killing her husband. Quella thinks she is safe living how she is… how little she knows. Act 2 The Audience are bought to realisation that Esmes husband is dead and she has been accused for the murder. Bought back to the present day, the accused killer escapes the mental asylum on search for her child and seeking revenge and freedom. Act 3 The real and originally un-accused killer is found. The twist is revealed. Quella had an affair with the husband and subsequently ended having a miscarriage. This leads to her living a lie and letting her twin sister being accused for the murder and she now lives with her sisters son and believes he is hers.

4. Twin sisters Quella and Esme- Quella meaning to kill Esme meaning innocence The young boy named Aidan- Aidan meaning naivety The husband named Jonathan

5. When filming our opening tile sequence, in our group we have each been dedicated individual roles to create our final outcome. When creating our prelim we gained some knowledge of what everyone's strengths are in the group. Lily- Camera women Sarah- Director Jack- Co director Chasca- actress We have found other actors and actresses of whom are not in our group to play the characters roles.

6. Our stalker/ psychological thriller film ‘Eye Spy’ will be rated at age 15 and over. We have decided this as the style of film would mainly hit the target audience of the younger (15-25) audience. We would ideally first show our film in all my cinemas such as Odeon and showcase. After this ‘Eye Spy’ would be released of DVD for sale in all big retail shops.

7. Locations The kitchen, which will be set in Chascas house. The woods in which ‘the chase’ will happen. Outside of the hospital to give an idea to the audience of what the asylum is like.

8. Whilst filming there are many risks that need to be avoided, such as damaging equipment, hurting yourselves and obvious fires etc. For our opening title sequence we will be filming in Chascas house, using her bedroom & kitchen, we will also be filming with in the woods next to college. Brighton General Hospital is being used for the mental asylum, however we will only be filming the outside and using a room within the college for the ‘inside’ of the asylum. The main risks within the bedroom would be making sure the floors are clear so there is nothing for anyone to trip on and things like computer leads etc. are put away. With the kitchen, all sharp objects need to be put away to prevent injuries, and tiled floor dry and slip avoidable. Within all cases no liquids near electricity etc. to prevent fires. When filming outside our main priority is the weather, if its to wet/dark/windy we need to either wait until its better or have suitable protection for equipment and cast (such as umbrellas) steer clear of hills or anywhere with injury risks or damaging equipment. Risk Assessment