Stage 1: A point of stable equilibrium, where everything
is satisfied, calm and normal – This is at the beginning of my narrative
which takes place in my short film. This only lasts a couple of seconds where
he thinks he takes some headache pills but this then disrupts his stable
equilibrium(played by Josh).
Stage 2: This stability is disrupted by some kind of
force, which creates a state of disequilibrium – his friend (played by Charlie)
informs him they’re in fact morphine pills and informs him he only has five
minutes to live.
Stage 3: Recognition that a disruption has taken place – My main character will recognise this and beginning his quest
to fulfil before he thinks his going to die. On-going through his quest he
gives away his wallet chucks away his phone and confesses to teacher his own
opinion of him.
Stage 4: It is only possible to re-create equilibrium through
action directed against the disruption. – My main character objective is to
give back this mysterious box to his ex-girlfriend before he dies, but this is where
there is twist in my story and this plays to the code and conventions of a
thriller genre. The only way to re-create this equilibrium in my narrative is
for actually ‘Charlie’ to tell ‘Josh’ he was joking, which he finally catches
up to josh and tells him.
Stage 5: Restoration of a new state of equilibrium. The
consequences of the reaction is to change the world of the narrative and/or the
characters so that the final state of equilibrium in not the same as the initial
state. – Finally Charlie informs Josh that it was a joke which creates
this ‘new state of equilibrium’ but the final state is not in the same initial
state as Josh did all those things before reaches his ex-girlfriend. So this
creates a whole new story.
Charlie Sharkett
These shots will all be taken at my home location. This will be done in my bedroom and bathroom. Shots will also be taken coming out of my house. Im just really cautious about the ice, as this will it slippery for not just my actor but also myself, I'm also scared about carrying the camera while it is slippery.
These shots(first 3)will all be taken at my home location. This will be done in my bedroom and bathroom. Shots will also be taken coming out of my house. Im just really cautious about the ice, as this will it slippery for not just my actor but also myself, I'm also scared about carrying the camera while it is slippery.
These four shots will be taken upon leaving my house and down my street, but I will use a cut shot using a close up of Joshs then zooming out, Im going to try this effect and see if it pulls off correctly. After this Im going to use the college ground, knowing this might not be very exciting and adventurious but this fit's in with my story very well. 
Josh Worthington will be staring as my main lead character
in my short film. He also studies media and film so he understands the code and
conventions of creating a short film and the genre of my short film. He fits in
with my targeted audience very well and this will create a connection between
the character and audience. The character is a young man and has just broken up
with his girlfriend which connects to the story. 
Main character friend – Charlie Sharkett/17/Male
