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Main Idea
Suffragettes
Suffragettes compared
to Clinton and Teresa
May .
to Clinton and Teresa
May .
Differences
between their
role and how
they are
portrayed
between their
role and how
they are
portrayed
Show how the suffragettes fought to give
women the vote and how hard it was for them
to live in the 1900s as women and how far
women have come to live how we do today.
women the vote and how hard it was for them
to live in the 1900s as women and how far
women have come to live how we do today.
Feminist ideas.
Women's rights 1900’s
and today
and today
Show the different roles of women between time periods.
Acknowledge the difference between the time periods and how we live.
Parallel shots.
In 2016 we take a lot for granted.
Period Drama/Sci-Fi Mood Board
Film Title Ideas
• Women's right
• Our right
• Changes for women
• Stand together
• Thanks to them
• Because of them
• Changes for women
• Stand together
• Thanks to them
• Because of them
Mise En Scene
Costume- 1900s women wear so long coat and long skirt. 2016 women business wear like
black skirt and white shirt.
Lightin g - natural high key lighting.
Actors- 1900’s women 20 years old
2016 22 years old both working class
Makeup- neutral natural make up
Props- photographs, costumes, hats, signs posters, phone, laptop, album, box, ballot box,
Setting- museum (will look like home),natural, cloudy, early evening, indoors and outdoors.
Set in 1900’s and 2016
Costume- 1900s women wear so long coat and long skirt. 2016 women business wear like
black skirt and white shirt.
Lightin g - natural high key lighting.
Actors- 1900’s women 20 years old
2016 22 years old both working class
Makeup- neutral natural make up
Props- photographs, costumes, hats, signs posters, phone, laptop, album, box, ballot box,
Setting- museum (will look like home),natural, cloudy, early evening, indoors and outdoors.
Set in 1900’s and 2016
Costume
2016-casual clothes-jeans-branded clothes.-trainers
1800’s -old dresses-older clothes-rags-frocks
Character Representation
• The women will be seen as opposites.
• Both women will be from London and white.
• The 1900s women will seem quiet weak and quiet however it the end
will be powerful.
• The 2016s women will be a hard headed business women and seen
as very powerful.
• Both women will be from London and white.
• The 1900s women will seem quiet weak and quiet however it the end
will be powerful.
• The 2016s women will be a hard headed business women and seen
as very powerful.
Possible Locations
• Chelmsford Museum/Oaklands Park
• Colchester Museum
• Chelmsford Train Station
Music
1900s – Classical music on an old radio.
Present Day- The charts. Very modern.
Shot Ideas
Some Suffragettes handcuffed
themselves to railings and broke shop
windows in order to get the police to
arrest them.
themselves to railings and broke shop
windows in order to get the police to
arrest them.
Budget
• Our budget for our film is - £300,000.
• We have a low budget for our film because there are not going to be
many special effects or elaborate costumes. However, we do need to
film in several locations.
many special effects or elaborate costumes. However, we do need to
film in several locations.
Suffragette Facts
• N ineteenth century women had no place in national politics .
• A woman's role was seen to be child-rearing and taking care of the
home.
• From 1848 to 1920, thousands of women in the United States fought
to attain the same civil and political status as men, including the all-
important right to vote .
• O nly women who were householders over the age of 30 (6 million
women) got the vote in 1918; women over 21 did not get the vote
until 1928.
• The motto of the Suffragettes was 'Deeds not words ’
• A woman's role was seen to be child-rearing and taking care of the
home.
• From 1848 to 1920, thousands of women in the United States fought
to attain the same civil and political status as men, including the all-
important right to vote .
• O nly women who were householders over the age of 30 (6 million
women) got the vote in 1918; women over 21 did not get the vote
until 1928.
• The motto of the Suffragettes was 'Deeds not words ’
Production Company
• We chose film 4 production as are production company.
• This is because company makes a lot of documentary and factual
films.
• We chose film 4 as this makes films with the most similar genre to
what film we are making .
• This will be in partnership with are own production companies.
• This is because company makes a lot of documentary and factual
films.
• We chose film 4 as this makes films with the most similar genre to
what film we are making .
• This will be in partnership with are own production companies.
Distribution Company
• We chose Pathé.
• This is because it has distributed a lot of smaller films however a lot
are more factual or historical.
• This means it matches our film type.
• This is because it has distributed a lot of smaller films however a lot
are more factual or historical.
• This means it matches our film type.
Advertising and Target Audience
• Social media- Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, You tube.
• Buses- posters.
• Trailers on You Tube and TV Channels like MTV.
• Buses- posters.
• Trailers on You Tube and TV Channels like MTV.
• Our film we be made a 12. This because some of the scenes with the
suffragette may disturb younger children.
suffragette may disturb younger children.
Other Ideas
• Crime Drama – someone is murdered in an alleyway and a women
finds them and calls the police. The police then come and begin to
examine the scene. Mystery about who committed the murder.
• Family film – a girl gets ‘sucked’ into a game and has to try and
escape.
• Period Drama – Pre-WW1. A girl has a baby and is abandoned by her
parents. Her friends travel with her to try to find somewhere to live
in a place where they are not known by anyone.
finds them and calls the police. The police then come and begin to
examine the scene. Mystery about who committed the murder.
• Family film – a girl gets ‘sucked’ into a game and has to try and
escape.
• Period Drama – Pre-WW1. A girl has a baby and is abandoned by her
parents. Her friends travel with her to try to find somewhere to live
in a place where they are not known by anyone.
