Setting Ideas

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Setting Ideas Another convention for a thriller is having an effective setting, as it visually sets a tone for the audience.	We came up with a number of examples that we could use which can be seen on the other cards. Although, some of the desired locations cannot be used- such as a prison.
First Example: A school/college. The already known antagonist for our production will be an older teenager, so by placing the narrative in a school it will add verisimilitude to the narrative.	Image: 85cedda5-7be2-46f6-a1a6-43f5aae6b77c (image/jpg)
Second Example: A prison. Due to the narrative being an escaped prisoner, this would be the most effective location. However, we cannot do this- but we can make another location look similar too.	We don't specifically need the prison cell, but we could replicate another room, e.g. a hallway or bathroom. Image: 16c2abfb-aa6d-49c2-902c-fea9a8d07f9f (image/jpg)
Third Example: Youth Hostel/Run down hotel This would be effective at supporting the theme of escaping prison and how the antagonist is in hiding.	Image: 9d2a6442-9ae9-4dc5-9625-bb2b4ba861eb (image/jpg)
Forth Example: Antagonists Bedroom This is again a way to portray the theme of escaping and trying to be hidden- but relates more to the age of the antagonist.	Image: 6cd8f1d2-ddce-4c0a-9012-d8efed1907b5 (image/jpg)

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	Created by katherine martin9800 over 9 years ago