Wednesday, 23 September 2015

Intro Project

The Meeting
As an introduction into the storytelling unit, we were given a simple task to choose two different characters and a location at random and come up with some character profiles and a simple story that demonstrates the idea of a meeting. We worked in pairs for this project and I worked with Nisserin. The two random characters we were given was a bank robber and a soldier. We decided that the bank robber would be a notorious criminal and the soldier would be a retired family man. For the location we were given an old playing field.

Character Overview

Bank Robber- Joe Moneybags

-Bald
·        -Middle aged
·        -Well-built
·        -Experienced
·       -Tattooed
·       -Trying to provide for his family, became a habit

Soldier – David Wood

·      Retired soldier
·      52
·      Family man
·      Calm and composed
·      Experienced
·      Proud

Genre – Drama, Thriller

Plot: Bank robber running across field, bumps into soldier on his way out. Police are on to him; Soldier would make him see that what he’s doing is wrong.
Goal: To successfully rob the bank
Theme: Everyone makes mistakes – lead down the wrong path to succeed in life.


Pitch: Infamous robber Joe Moneybags is on the run when he unexpectedly crashes into retired soldier David who persuades him to rethink his path in life.

Summary: In the suburban town of Hackney, notorious bank robber, known by the locals as Joe Moneybags is escaping from his latest pursuit. With the police on his tail and a reputation to uphold, he fears wont be able to get away with it this time. He notices a gap in the fence of a school field with the exit in his sights. Meanwhile David is making his way back to school through the gates to collect his bag after giving a safety briefing to students. As he turns the corner, he collides with Moneybags, knocking him to the ground as bank notes fly into the air.  The sound of sirens alert David as he realizes who he is faced with. 


David: “Watch where you’re going! Don’t you know who I am?”




 

Wednesday, 16 September 2015

Summer Project

Ellie Pack - Summer Project - 2015

'A Guide to Rochester'

For the past year I spent a considerable amount of time in the city of Rochester where I completed my foundation course, specialising in Fine Art. I got to know the area very well and over the course of the year have visited many of the sights and attractions. I decided for my summer project that I wanted to do a trailer/advert promoting Rochester as a tourist destination and asked some of my friends from my course to be in the video.

Filmed and produced by Ellie Pack
Featuring Katie Mortley and Mitchell Plowman
Voiceover by Grace Aiken