9/10/16 PLANNING: Treatment
I have researched into film
openings and watched a video by Frank Ash, he describes how every successful TV
opening needs a top line and a big question.
Top line: Young girl escapes from
a pharmaceutical laboratory thanks to one scientist releasing her.
The big question: Will she escape?
What did they do to her? What does this girl know that makes her so important?
Treatment: a young girl is being
held captive at an interrogation lab because she has been given a new illegal
drug developed by her parents who are undercover pharmacists. She is acting
very strange and they are carrying out tests on her. We see flashbacks to her
parents injecting her and she gets released on purpose by a young man working
there who thinks it’s wrong and that she is unsafe. We see the head of the lab
talking to him and showing him pictures of the girl and at the same time it
flashes to the girl running through a forest and tripping and gasping for air
we also see a nasty looking cop with a gun running after her and we worry for
her life, a flash light shines on her face and it’s revealed that a nice local
couple who are on a walk have found her, not the cop.
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