Planning- Props and Settings

 Scene 1: The garage:

    We start by showing a "throwaway" character who looks like the villain. He is surrounded by victim photos and a moving body bag to establish him as a serial killer. As he leaves to get water, we will catch a glimpse of our true killer hiding in the shadows.

Scene 2: The house:

    The character enters the kitchen, where large windows show the dark backyard. We will use a sudden noise to build tension. As he looks away from the window, the audience will see the killer’s reflection, signaling that the character is being hunted.

Scene 3: Cut to the main character:

    As the character returns to the garage, our masked killer emerges from the dark. Wearing a black suit, he uses a gavel to take down the serial killer. He then opens a briefcase and writes "Guilty" on a file, establishing his signature.

Scene 4: The protagonist:

    We cut to our main character in his car. Through close-ups of an ankle monitor and court papers, we show he is out on bail for a crime. A radio news report about the killer plays, letting the audience know he is the next target.

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