Idea 1 - Charlie

Idea 1

Title - Departure

Starts off with a short normality scene with bright colours, two friends smiling and laughing. Then it cuts to one of the two guys walking alone looking unhappy, dull colours, dirty clothing. (All throughout the beginning there are flashbacks to the normality scene.) He looks down and notices a note face down on the floor, he crouches down to pick it up and it reads "He's gone, You're next". He looks up and faces forward looking scared. An over the shoulder shot shows a man in dark clothing stood behind him. Our protagonist doesn't turn around and see him, he merely turns his head slightly to see him in his periferal vision. He starts walking to act as though he hasn't seen the man but can hear the man moving too. He starts to speed up. So does the man. They both brake out in to a sprint and start a chase scene. The protagonist sprints into a nearby factory, with the villain still close behind. They run though the factory knocking boxes and other items off the shelves, tripping occasionally. They reach the roof and have another small chase on there. Eventually they reach the edge of the roof to find our protagonists friend from the normality scene standing pointing a gun at them. The protagonist says "JAMES! SHOOT HIM!". The villain then starts to laugh and walks around to stand next to the 'best friend'  then raises his own gun, points it at the protagonist and says "Yes James... Shoot him."   Hear a bang and the screen instantly cuts to black.

Camera Shots:

Normality Scene - Long shots show them walking, Close ups on happy expressions, Midshots to show them both and emphasise their friendship

Beginning when he walks alone - Long shots to show his loneliness, Close ups show his unhappiness.  Long shot from the side to create the effect he is being watched. 

When he notices the note - Close up on the note, long shots and mid shots of him bending down, Extreme close up on his hand picking it up.

Note - close up on the writing, cuts to close up of face, shot from the side showing him look up, Over the shoulder shot shows the man behind him and protagonist turns his head slightly. POV shot from the villains perspective.

Chase - Close up on feet, Shot showing the villain doing a few two step hops when trying to catch up,  Point of View shots from protagonists perspective (Using GoPro). Shots from the roof of the factory showing them from above. Camera on the floor and have the actors run and jump over it.

Face-off at the end - Over the shoulder shot from behind 'best friend' showing the protagonist and villain. Over the should shot from in front of the protagonist showing the villain laugh. Shots looking down the gun at the protagonist. Wide angle from the side with the characters dead in the centre of the frame to show the face off.