Original thriller ideas

 Original Ideas for TV thriller

- Plot ideas- Missing Girl and boy on a night out in southern Spain

- Plot ideas- Spiking incident on a night out led to disappearance of them - don't see the spiking on posters or in series as it is kept a mystery

- Plot ideas- Throughout the series their friends and family are trying to piece together the night before they went missing using photos from the night out where they disappeared

- Setting ideas- old telephone exchange- a bathroom- train station or in a car-kitchen table-messy makeup – car screaming at wheel-   telephone box on the phone at night-

- Pictures are like a timeline of the night- photo-booth style can be shot at my house with old phone- polaroid camera

Poster 1 and 2 ideas- girl 1- tablet messy night out

Mis-en-scene- one girl has dramatic glam going out makeup, old telephone, polaroid camera, sunglasses, record player/records

Poster 3 and 4 ideas- boy- Mediterranean background- bright- opposite of the events that unfolded

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