Throughout the film, our main protagonist is going to find random objects around the beach. These objects will be from his previous life. Dylan will see the objects and recognise them and then reflect on his life and explain his life through a voiceover. The reason for choosing this idea was that it helped to add to the protagonist’s speech.
This idea helped us to add much to the film. Each object gave the audience some insight into Dylan’s life. They also made it clearer that he had had a relatively ordinary life before everything started going wrong. The audience can relate to him as he is just another person only he is dead. On seeing the objects, Dylan begins to remember certain incidents/people in his life. They cause him to think about his past. The objects we are choosing to use are: a jacket, a bracelet and a notebook. On the day of filming we may decide to add to these objects with more objects that we find to be useful.
The finding of these objects helps to add to the drama and build up of tension throughout the film. It also creates a sense of nostalgia as they all make Dylan remember how his life used to be before everything went wrong. Through this, we can gain a positive audience response. They will watch Dylan thinking of memories and feeling upset and, as a result, will begin to feel sympathy for him. As he remembers his childhood and teenage years and how they are over, it will also be easy for older audience members to empathise with him as they remember their own youth.
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