Treatment:

Treatment

 

 

 

    In our sequence it will start off with an establishing shot of Straftford from an apartment/hotel view (if possible) to set the location. Then the main character, serial killer (antagonist) will enter from a door where he will be filmed just standing there for afew seconds in a suit looking fairly 'normal' with a briefcase. Then the camera will pan with the character to a chair and table where he is seated just staring outside the window looking at the view. Next, he will put his briefcase on the table to get out his scrapbook which he lays on the table along with colouring pencils which he orders by darkest to lightest to represent his 'OCD' to audience. He switches on the radio, at the side of his table, and classical music is heard, he starts drawing an image calmly 

    Throughout the sequence we will see transitions of his 'two' sides starting with his 'normal' side then flicking between his 'other' side, i.e him drawing calmly as if its his hobbie to classical music, then the sequence will flick to his dark side which will be edited to look grey in colour, this will show him drawing roughly in his scrapbook with blood dripping of his now black pencils. Then it will flick back to his 'normal' state where we will see him drawing calmly how he was before the transition. This will be repeated throughout the sequence but each time his 'dark' side becomes increasingly worse and his character becomes clearer to the audience. It will include him doing different actions each time i.e the audience will see pictures of a girl 'before' which was when she was happy and smiling in the photo then next to it they will see the same girl in a different state where she is blindfolded and crying. The anagonist will stick these pictures of the same girl (as a split screen) next to eachother as the audience see him in both his 'normal' state where he will be sticking the photo of the 'happy' girl on the wall and at the same time will be sticking the photo of the blindfolded and crying girl on the wall in his 'psychotic' state. Therefore audience will see his 'two' sides next to eachother.