Story Board

Movie script

Movie script 

Intro - Green screen (the following preview has been proved appropriate audiences...

close up Jump scare of the addict face covered in blood, with his eyes rolled back.

close up of the addicts feet walking towards the drug dealer.

Dark sky productions inter-title

Medium shot of the drug dealer and addict walking towards each other.

Johnathan (Addict) close up - "your not my usual dealer but do you still have the stuff"

Nathanael (Drug dealer) close up - "Yeah i got the stuff, you got the money"

Medium shot of the drug dealer and addict standing in front of each other.

Close up shot of the drug dealer and addict shaking hands.

This halloween inter-title 

Nathanael (Drug dealer) - "Take one now so i know your loyal"

Johnathan (Addict) - "Fine then i will"

2015 scariest film inter-title 

Nathanael (Drug dealer) - Evil laugh in slow motion. 

Who can you trust inter-title

Wide shot of the addict lying on the floor while the drug dealer searches him.

When your addicted? inter-title

close up of the addicts face on the ground.

Movie poster (Narcotic)

Shot List

Shot list

1.    Intertitle – (Green screen) the following preview has been approved for all audiences by the motion picture association of America, Inc.

2.    Establishing shot – 2 characters in alleyway facing each other whilst shaking hands

3.    Jump scare close up shot – Possessed druggie

4.    Long shot – 2 characters walking towards each other

5.    Extreme close up - druggies foot walking

6.    Intertitle – Production company name

7.    High angle – dialogue from druggie

8.    Low angle over the shoulder shot – druggie looking up to dealer

9.    Medium two shot – both druggie and dealer shaking hands

10.  Close up – hand shake and the passing of drugs

11.  Intertitle – This Halloween

12.  Extreme close up – dealers lips dialogue

13.  Extreme close up – druggies lips and the drug

14.  Intertitle – 2015 Scariest film – Empire

15.  Long shot – druggie falls to the ground

16.  Extreme close up – dealer lips and laughing

17.  Close up – druggie on floor

18.  Intertitle - Who can you trust?

19.  Medium shot - Dealer stealing druggies possessions and leaving

20.  Intertitle - When your addicted…

21.  Close up - Druggies eyes

22.  Intertitle - Narcotic

23.  Intertitle - October 7th

Narrative Outline

Narrative Outline

Narcotic - Dark Sky ProductionsAn drug addict meets up with a shady drug dealer in a dark alleyway, the drug addict has never had this dealer before. The drug dealer gives the addict the drugs which he wants and the dealer makes the druggie take one drug to show that he is loyal. As the dealer smiles with suspicion, the addict takes a drug unaware of the consequences. The druggie instantly falls to the ground and the dealer steals his possessions such as money and phone. Ending in the addict seeming to have got possessed from the drugs.

Setting up a tripod

These are three steps to show how to set up a tripod;

Step 1

You have to separate the legs of the trip and stand it up so that it can balance on the floor. If the legs need extended you can by pressing the clicks on the side to extend the legs.

Step 2 

Unscrew the mounting shoe from the tripod, and slot it into place with the camera, so that you can see the two small holes and that where the camera slots in.

Step 3 

Once the counting shoe and the camera is fitted together on the tripod, you can now adjust the tripod on the side so that you can turn the camera left and right.

Convention of movie trailers

After doing some research I now know the conventions of a movie trailer which are;

• Text
• Soundtrack / Diegetic - Most films have soundtracks
• Ratings
• Reviews
• Institutions 
• Release date - This is shown at the end of trailers so the audience know when the film is released.
• Intro to actors - Trailers mainly show the main characters that are within the film. This is so the audience can get used to the characters and so they get a good understanding of who they are within the film. 
• Editing - The editing is important within a trailer because, trailers have to be careful that they don't show too much of the film and so that they don't give away to much to there audience. Also, they have to keep it a certain length so that it doesn't drag on too much.
• Voice Over - The voice over within the trailer is usually a narrator that explains the main plot of the story. 
• Camera shots / angle - Trailers will shows a variety of camera shots. These camera shots usually show the emphasis on the characters. 
• Genre - The genre of the film is usually shown within the trailer. This means that the trailer will have the same codes and conventions of a genre depending on the type of genre it is.