Final piece: Risk assessment.

 

Hazard	Person(s) at Risk	Likelihood of Hazard 1 – Extremely Unlikely 5 – Extremely Likely	Severity of Hazard Outcomes 1 – Very Low Risk 5 – Very High Risk	Risk Level (Likelihood + Severity) 2	Measures to Take to Manage Risk	Risk Managed? Y/N
Wet grass could be a slipping hazard.	Everyone involved.	2-could happen if a person is not careful.	3-Small chance of more extreme injuries, but still possible.	1-Risks unlikely, majority of injuries would not be a problem.	Careful footing and avoidance of slippery areas.	Yes.
We may have to cross roads to get to our destination.	Everyone involved.	2-unlikly, but possible due to carelessness and driver behaviour.	4- If occurring, injuries could range from minor to death.	2- Various factors including drivers and their cars.	Be careful when crossing road.	Yes.
We will be swinging rocks in our film.	Kaylum and Grant.	2.5- Possible due to human error.	3-concussions, possible skull fractures and dislocation of jaw.	2-Highly unlikely, if Grant is hit by accident, it is unlikely it will have enough force to do serious Harm.	Slow swings, not too eager.	No. Grant got lightly hit by Kaylum wielding a rock. Thankfully there was no damage.

Emergency number: 999

Final piece: Treatment

Treatment

Group Roles   Cinematography: Connor/Darren Mise-en-scene: Darren Sound: Grant Editing: Connor and Grant.

Title: Hunted     Tag Line: The chase begins here.

Synopsis: Adam leaves a bag on a pier, which is then later collected by Grant. As Grant walks away, Kaylum kills him with a rock, and takes a USP stick from Grant’s pocket while Shaun watches from a tree. As Shaun makes a run for it, Kaylum gives chase. As Kaylum prepares to kill Shaun, Darren knocks Kaylum out and takes the USB stick, before dumping the body in a lake and walks away.

Key Genre Conventions: Rollercoaster action Close up camera angles Tense music Tense atmosphere

Directors: Hitchcock

Hitchcock is a famous movie director, and one of the forefathers of modern-day thrillers, know famously for his works such as psycho, or the birds. Hitchcock had some different ways of directing of the time, such as making people use the camera as a first person view, forcing the audience to see through the eyes of the victim. He would use camera framing to maximize anxiety reactions in the audience, such as fear or empathy.
   He would frequently use the macguffin trope, and generally bass films around violence or other crimes, usually leaded by a man accompanied by an ''icy blonde''.

Hitchcock was born on the 13th August 1899, and died 29th April 1980 aged 80. Over a film career spanning over 50 years, and pushed forward the suspense and psychological thriller genre's. He often had his protagonists on the run from superior enemies, oft more well funded, alongside icy blondes who grows close to the character.