Treatment

We were given a stimulus to base a 60-70 treatment on, which gave us more practice in coming up with ideas for narratives.

We might use this treatment as a stimulus for our final video, but we are going to modify it slightly and bring in inspiration from some of the films we have studied previously.

A Break in the Case by William E. Blundell
‘Eight stab wounds, eight corpses, zero clues’ sighed the inspector, driving through the rain. ‘He’s neat, efficiant’

The criminologist polished his glasses. ‘Yes. Also slight, left-handed, myopic. Loves Beethoven. And I know his whereabouts.’

Screech of brakes.

‘Where?’ cried the inspector

‘Here’ said the other, grinning hugely as he slammed home the blade.

Our Treatment:
As a young boy, Thomas Crickly was left traumatized after his older brother was brutally murdered in front of him by a group of corrupt policemen. Thomas vowed that he would avenge his brother’s death. He obsessively studied criminology and gradually worked his way into police system, enabling him to satisfy his hunger for violent revenge undetected.