Key Details:
Group members:
Hardeka
Saffa
Ranyodh
Film title:
The Liberator
Science fiction sub-genre:
Dystopia
Mutation
Brief narrative:
Mankind has been wiped by these enormous robots that live on an alternative version of earth. Five 15 year old teens try to fight the robots and bring back human life. The robots have futuristic technology and are able to see the future, so have kept the humans in a factory, away from earth. They know that earth is soon to collide with an asteroid, so they take all the humans from earth and keep them safe in their own world. The five teenagers do all they can to save the earth, but are they actually doing the right thing?
Director:
A list- $10 million
Cast:
B list- $10 million
Filming locations:
USA- $20 million
Large set- $12 million
Cameras:
4K HD cameras- $5 million
Editing:
Heavy CGI editing- $5 million
CGI/Special effects:
Futuristic version of earth- $8 million
Explosions- $5 million
Sound:
Sound effects- $2 million
Traditional film- $3 million
Marketing:
Print advertising campaign in English-speaking countries- $10 million
Writer:
Successful Hollywood writer- $2 million
TOTAL COST: $92 MILLION
I think that this film would be successful because it slightly goes against the general idea that robots are usually the bad "people" in a film. This also represents kids as part of the main characters as they have super powers to look after and figure things out for themselves, also contradicting the stereotype of adults being the main characters. As well as this, throughout the movie there is not one specific character that stands out-each character will be presented equally. All in all, I believe that this movie would attract many young adults/ teenagers or even families with children.
Budget Breakdown:
A list- $10 million
Cast:
B list- $10 million
Filming locations:
USA- $20 million
Large set- $12 million
Cameras:
4K HD cameras- $5 million
Editing:
Heavy CGI editing- $5 million
CGI/Special effects:
Futuristic version of earth- $8 million
Explosions- $5 million
Sound:
Sound effects- $2 million
Traditional film- $3 million
Marketing:
Print advertising campaign in English-speaking countries- $10 million
Writer:
Successful Hollywood writer- $2 million
TOTAL COST: $92 MILLION
I think that this film would be successful because it slightly goes against the general idea that robots are usually the bad "people" in a film. This also represents kids as part of the main characters as they have super powers to look after and figure things out for themselves, also contradicting the stereotype of adults being the main characters. As well as this, throughout the movie there is not one specific character that stands out-each character will be presented equally. All in all, I believe that this movie would attract many young adults/ teenagers or even families with children.
