Junkie

2. Junkie Group D

3. Plot Opening titles sequence, this involves a extensive amount of hints towards the main character and his background but there is no sturdy indication as to whether the character is like this all the time. Flash back to childhood, the change between the opening titles and this scene would be a bright flash of white light. And then it would depict Frank as a boy (7). Where he is shown to be reading his first comic. His father is proudly looking at him. Task revealed, Frank has paid someone a great deal of money to hack into the local police database. He comes across a interesting case which involves a local girl that he has seen on the streets once or twice. He decides to take the matter into his own hands and hunt down the criminal. Background revealed, this is where the viewer sees the transition from the successful graphic illustrator to a drug addict that is currently out of work. And this is mainly due to the highly stressful environment and the unrealistic time schedules that he had to comply with. Case interference, in this section of the film Frank becomes distracted by another case that has no real relevance to the main plot line. But this scene indicates how easily detracted and swayed Frank is. This case is a small robbery at a local shop.

4. Near death experience, Frank chases after one criminal and almost catches him and gets shot and gets sent to the hospital and placed in the ICU. Arrested and questioned, in this scene Frank is arrested and questioned as they suspect that he has been interfering with the crime scenes before the police have a chance to analyse them themselves. He has to spend 24 hours in police custardy due to the allegations against him. Get to go due lack of evidence the police have to let Frank go due to a lack of evidence against him. Although the police suspect that he has done something they cannot hold him custody any longer. Over doses and dies at home, Frank goes through a unusually large depressive stage and takes more drugs than he usually does. This takes a wile to fully enter his system and he slowly and painful dies at home. Someone takes over the role of the mask, a man breaks into Franks house and he is a stalker and a huge fan of Franks work. He takes up the role of the mask from Frank and continues the work that Frank started.

5. Main character Frank is the main character to the story. He is an ex graphic novelist and he just started to make a name for himself when he started taking drugs as a result of him taking drugs he was told that he had to rapidly leave the industry. Once he started taking drugs his grip on reality started to dissolve. His behaviour became more erratic and irrational. He started to lose contact with society. Which lead to him becoming isolated. His imagination and reality started to blur into one. So when he looks back on his past he is unable to tell the difference between what has happened and what he thought has happened.

6. Location • The only location that we will be Filming at is Ladysmith road. • This location is a small dark flat. • We are easily able to get access to the location. • The shoot will take place in a small room

8. Act 1 Once a successful aspiring comic artist and proud ‘geek’, Frank (20) was on his way to becoming a well-known illustrator. However, a stressful, deadline filled, life-style combined with easy access to a variety of street slung narcotics eventually threw him into a downward spiral into drug addiction and mental illness. Now a borderline insane, unemployed recluse holding onto his love of superheroes, Frank is striving to find something new to occupy his scatter brained existence. Finding inspiration in his childhood super hero idols, he discovers a release in the form of taking to the streets, and attempting to serve justice to small time criminals as his ‘super-hero alter ego’, The Mask. Known simply to the media and the public as ‘Junkie’. Act 2 Armed with crudely made weapons, makeshift vigilante armour and a system full of illegal substances, Frank patrols the rooftops and back allies of central Brighton and beyond, causing disturbance and chaos for the local authorities but occasionally doing something good, helping people in need and stopping crimes with his own unique style of fighting movement. One that involves taking a lot of hits. His new lifestyle starts to make his drug dependence wane slightly because of the adrenaline rushes and excitement he gains from getting into dangerous situations and living his childhood fantasy. During one of The Mask’s patrols, an unsuccessful attack on of a group of criminals leads to his detainment by authorities and he is taken into custody at a rehabilitation centre where he struggles to come to terms with his sanity and the lack of drug access. He begins to have hallucinations and confuses reality with his imagination. Act 3 Eventually deciding that whatever his condition is he needs to escape in order to continue fighting the good fight on the streets of Brighton, he makes multiple attempts to leave the complex, but is stopped. As Frank is held longer he becomes more delusional, and soon sees the staff in the centre as hostile ‘villains’ and fights his way through some of his constraints, escaping and storming onto the rooftops of Brighton once again. He makes a new suit and goes back out on patrol but is traced by authorities that have determined him a threat to the public and himself. He runs from them but is soon cornered at the top of a tall building. Rather than letting them take him back into protection again he dives over the edge, his ruined mind believing that he has superpowers that will allow him to survive and is killed by the fall.

9. ‘Junkie’ is a psycho-mystery thriller following the events that occur when an aspiring comic artist, turned drug addict, decides to take to the streets as a masked vigilante and bring justice to the petty criminals of Brighton