We decided upon the synopsis of our film:
A group of friends go on a train to journey to their holiday destination. A mysterious stranger follows them and attacks them one by one. The remaining friends must find out the identity of the stranger, why he is doing this and escape before any harm can be done to them.
Our market audience are older teenagers. We would expect a rating of 15/18.
The film would receive funding from UK Film Council because it is essentially a british film, only missing the british topic, as the issue in our film could happen anywhere, at any time.
We had two main ideas for marketing, one would involve a website, which has a collage of train tickets each with different destinations, but all with the same date. when the user clicks on a ticket, it flips over, and a missing persons poster will be on the back, stating whomever went missing at that station.
Another idea we had was to work with Ticketmedia, which is a company that allows people to advertise on the back of tickets. It is estimated that around 21% of people use the national rail every year, and around 5.5million London tube tickets are sold per month. to advertise on the back of these tickets would be successful as the film is about trains, and would reach a wide audience.
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