DNA - Opening Sequence

we have decided that our film is suitable for the age range of 15 and above due to the violence and lanugauge  content

Instead of having a man being the killer, we have decided due to conflicting timetables,to make the killer female. We think that it adds more depth to the film as the stereotype for psycopathic killer is male, this is unconventianal and appeals to a larger audience.

Newspaper Text

Dead or Alive: The Ghost Killer
Another body found, another piece in the confusing puzzle

By Reporter Skulduggery
A series of murders has been recently reported by the police, about bodies being discovered with evidence that they had been killed by somebody who was already dead. Most recently, a man has been found with a stab wound to the face, after getting into a scrape with what police suspect is the murderer. However, the DNA discovered under his nails from the fight is from one Denzel Crocker, who had been found dead in his own home three weeks beforehand. Forensics are still looking for more clues as to who the real killer could be, and what this victim has in common with the other seven found beforehand, to work out what the connection is between them.

The Police claim that there were no witnesses; nobody was around when the murder took place, nor did anyone see somebody leave the scene of the crime around the same time. Police Chief Crimpson says, “We at the station are not letting the lack of evidence get to our head. There are other ways to solve a mystery, and we’re doing our best to track this ruthless murderer down and bring him to justice!” Fiona Jenkins reports that the police are working overtime to protect the general public, and urges anyone who knows anything about this case to contact them immediately, as anything could help at this point.

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[Edit: In the end we converted the Newspaper Article to a simple text which would get the message across better.]

title for title sequence

Director - Jade Evariste
creative Director - Rachel Iliffe
(casting) producer - Charlotte Solomon-Ashby
Editors - Rachel Iliffe and Charlotte Solomon-Ashby
Composer - Jade Evariste
cinematographer - Rachel Iliffe

List of Props

Props we need:
01) A prosthetic hand
02) A scalpel
03) A blanket (And other blankets to roll up and put underneath it)
04) A table for the blankets to be put on, along with the hand
05) A little plastic bag
06) A newspaper
07) A sticky label with a name on it
08) A D.O.D label on the hand (?)
09) A folder to put the plastic bag (With slice of skin in it) into
10) Fake blood

http://www.partysuperstores.co.uk/search.php?s=hands&p=3

Top 12 Horror/Thriller Movies Soundtracks

We have been looking at different sorts of popular Thriller music. We have noticed that most suspense music has minor chords, staccato notes and beats in the background suggesting impending doom. The thriller music that we want to imitate is the soundtrack from 28 Days Later as it suits our type of thriller.