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This student film effectively uses quick intervals of sound to jar the audience. I plan to do the same thing as I transition between the reality and the true flashback.

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- You're My Type
- Isn't She Lovely (can mention the Stevie Wonder song to support reasoning; it makes sense as it helps build the intended mood)
- Can I Keep You?
- Till death do us part

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Shower - My house's guest shower
Alley - Serangoon Garden Way Alley, Guan Chuan Street
Restaurant - Tanglin Trust School (Film Black Room)
Living Room - Tanglin Trust School (Film White Room, Film Black Room)

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This is a good example of transitions between the present and flashbacks which is what I want to have in my film. The sudden and quick cuts between these two moments in time that are used to transport the audience to the past can effectively convey my protagonist's mental illness as the cuts suggest that something in the film is malfunctioning since there isn't just one straight cut; that there is some difficulty in thinking about the past.

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Flashback movie scene “ Freddie see’s everything and goes berserk “

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Difference between the man's perception and reality

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Difference between the man's perception and reality

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An example of what a protagonist wants to happen in a film versus what actually happens. I want this comparison in my film between the false and true flashbacks.

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500 days of Summer (Expectations VS Reality)

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1.09-1.10 - man walks in alley with dead body bag
1.29-1.31 - man sees girl in alley for the first time

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The Most Beautiful Shots In Movie History

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Character Development of Protagonist (random and specific questions I thought of to help develop and provide a clearer image of the character for added realism- I am the actor for this character)

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Character Development of Protagonist (random and specific questions I thought of to help develop and provide a clearer image of the character for added realism- I am the actor for this character)

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Who/What is this man?

Mentally ill - is overpowered by his condition

Alone

Unreliable

Depends on sound distractions in the world to allow him to maintain the fantasy, that he believes is reality, in his head (eg. shower, speaker, etc.)

Stubborn

Desperate

Gets what he wants BY ANY MEANS/Driven/Persistent

Selfish; Does not feel guilt or empathy or sympathy because he truly believes what he did is not wrong

Extrovert/Ambivert but more on the extrovert side

Not paranoid

Does not like to be proven wrong

Does not like to feel guilt

Idolises his idea of romanticism

Why does this man kill a girl (his motivation)?

To get some female company

Because she does not want him back

To force her into his life

What is his favourite food?

Meat

Cheese

What is his style of clothing?

He wears short clothes

He wears tight clothes

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All the false flashbacks experienced by my protagonist shall be showing different moments in his relationship with the girl he likes. An example of film similar to this is a montage in Up (2009).

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Favorite Pixar's Up scene ever - Ellie and Carl's relationship through time, Sad scene

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To suggest to the audience that the flashbacks my character experiences at the beginning of the film are false, I shall have non-diegetic music exclusively on these flashbacks, and I shall have most of the dialogue to be muffled, similar to how the filmmakers of the film Tenet (2020) did so.

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This is a good example of someone who has to trust themselves that they are genuine and perceive the world truthfully. My protagonist has flashbacks that are eventually revealed to be false, yet he trusts himself that they are true, which is what makes him the serial killer.

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Memento (2000) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers

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This is an excellent example of a scene that is representing the protagonist's thoughts and feelings about someone. I may use expressionism similar to this in my film with my mentally ill protagonist.

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Shutter Island (1/8) Movie CLIP - You Have to Let Me Go (2010) HD

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This is a great example of a character vividly imagining certain events happening, but then it is revealed that in reality, none of those events occurred. This suggests that the character is mentally ill, which is what I plan for my main character to be.

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JOKER (2019) - Arthur goes to Sophie's apartment

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This is a great example of a character in a film having abrupt flashbacks of a point in time. In my film, I plan to have my main character experience flashbacks (false ones) of him with a girl he admires.

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This is a good example of a shower scene with clothes on, which is what I planned for my main character to be doing.

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use key words about film to finalise title (eg. love, shower, dance, hill etcetera).