SUB GENRE:crime thriller
AUDIENCE: male young adults
PLOT:The scene opens with the prime minister family preparing to go on holiday so are packing and preparing to leave, then it cuts to the antagonist in an over the shoulder shot on a London Bridge watching the protagonist on the other bridge across from him, then a panoramic shot on the spy on the bridge and cuts back to the family with special focus on the daughter alone in her room. A women then walks up behind the spy and whispers 'five minutes' in his ear, apon hearing this the spy springs into action and runs across London through all the major landmarks, as he runs he see's the countdown, on posters all around him. He runs and opens the girls room to find her gone, the antagonist was one step ahead, leaving the note, 'too late'. There is then an extreme close up of the spies eyes, then cuts to the opening credits. The credits will resemble Se7en ones with the disturbed, sadistic murder mastermind with him doing his planning for his task again.
After deliberation we decided to use my idea as the basis of our thriller opening and then combined it with the ideas of my other group members, we also took out the weak parts of mine and replaced them to create a stronger better thriller for our chosen audience of 18-25 year olds.
