HER DECISION

Beth Maggs, Brogan Mitchell and Hettie

Eastell

BRIEF

Start: A woman aged around 20 is at home. She then gets a phone call from

her friend and she asks what she’s cooking for her blind date but she doesn’t

know.

Middle: She goes to the coop whilst she’s still on the phone to her friend. She

picks up different food products and her friend doesn’t like the foods. Then,

she has visions of what could happen with the food.

End: She gets home, and cooks the food wrong. She ends up ordering take

away and then he comes to the house and he’s someone she didn’t expect.

HOW OUR STORY FITS IN WITH A NARRATIVE STRUCTURE

Tzvetan Todorov

State of Equilibrium: She’s at home

Disruption of Equilibrium: She goes to the shop and she doesn’t

know what to buy

Recognition that there has been a disruption: She cooks the food

wrong

Attempt to repair Equilibrium: She thinks she’s all set but she’s not

Reinstatement of Equilibrium: They settle for a take away

Disruption (again): He turns out to be someone she didn’t expect

CHARACTERS AND LOCATION

Woman (around 20 years old) – Unknown

Good looking guy (around 20 years old) – Unknown

Unexpected male

Friend (on the phone)

Location: Hettie’s house

Coop.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Our target audience is students who are of a middle

class. They are likely to want to attend film festivals

and will be interested in the genre of rom-com. The

age of the actors are around the same age so

students can relate to the film.

PROBLEMS THAT WE NEED TO CONSIDER

One of the problems is that we do not know if we

are allowed to film in the coop.

Another problem is the reliability of the actors.

WHAT IS UNIQUE ABOUT OUR FILM?

Everyone can relate to the film!