By Terri-Ann Macro

Introduction/film treatment• Grand Theft Harris is a film about 3 little Munchkins on the run with a billion dollar guy.• Lord Harris, rich and well known for being the owner of Carpet Right and owning a federation

of Harris schools around London.• The Mischievous Munchkins need money, lots of it. They run through a series of plans, trying

to figure out a way to get big cash. Jess, the youngest thinks of the school they used to go to, and jack pot. Lord Harris is Target No.1 alongside Mark Zuckerberg and the Queen.

• Set in a London warehouse and a general back street area.• The drama then moves on to New York, where they camp out in a block abandoned flats.

Where they struggle to keep a low profile.• Paris is the final destination, they have now lead the police in one big circle around the world.

After dramatic events, the terrible trio finally reach what could be jackpot. On the very top of the Eifel tower.

• 3 Mischievous Munchkins, 1 expensive lord, what possibly could go wrong.

Audience Profile • Age: 12+• Gender: male and female• Favourite film genres: action thriller, comedy or adventure.• Interests: love a good film packed with suspense and humour and have a good

sense of humour.• Education/occupation: any level of education and any occupation.• Class: anything from unemployed (E) to higher management (A) in demographic

groups

Marketing Strategy

• Where my market is: I would put posters of Grand Theft Harris around high schools and advertise them not only on day time telly but also on evening telly where most families sit down to watch TV. I would also publish advertisements in magazines which all ages read from around 12+, also in newspapers which adults and parents read. Before all of this it would need to be advertised for being viewed in cinemas.

• Articles about film: writing articles about the film would be a great way to advertise it. Getting other people to write reviews about Grand Theft Harris would also be a great marketing strategy.

A FILM TRULEY INSPIRED BY A SCHOOL3 MUNCHKINS 1 BILLION DOLLAR GUYWHAT POSSIBLEY COULD GO WRONG?

Mock up NO.1 Not photo shopped.

TSM PICTURES presentsA SCHOOLDAY FILMS production A TERRI-ANN MACRO film

“GRAND THEFT HARRIS” STARRING REBBECA SWINTON JADE ROBINSON TERRI-ANN MACRO

A FILM TRULEY INSPIRED BY A SCHOOL3 MUNCHKINS 1 BILLION DOLLAR GUYWHAT POSSIBLEY COULD GO WRONG?

Mock up NO.2Not photo shopped.

TSM PICTURES presentsA SCHOOLDAY FILMS production A TERRI-ANN MACRO film

“GRAND THEFT HARRIS” STARRING REBBECA SWINTON JADE ROBINSON TERRI-ANN MACRO

TSM PICTURES presentsA SCHOOLDAY FILMS production A TERRI-

ANN MACRO FILM“GRAND THEFT HARRIS” STARRING

REBBECA SWINTON JADE ROBINSON TERRI-ANN MACRO

Film Censor’s office certificate

Final Poster

This photo has been photo shopped.

About the poster• I have tried to make a poster that fits my target audience by having the picture of a man in a

sack with a smiling face adds a sense of mystery because the man has been kidnapped but the sack which wouldn’t even have a face, has a smiling face.

• The title “Grand Theft Harris” also adds mystery for the target audience to figure out but it is also a name of a very common game “Grand Theft Auto” which is mainly aimed at males.

• The picture its self adds a slice of humour and mystery as there is a man and two school girls... It would be quite impossible for two school girls to kidnap a full grown man.

• The little description at the bottom is just a few words that sum up the film and leave you on a cliff hanger.

• The title’s font is a sort of top secret, used by spy’s on TV shows, this lives up to the target audience as almost every child has wanted to become a spy.

• I could of made it fit my target audience by making it about more colourful.• The picture is Photo Shopped but in a very no descript way. All I did was get rid of the spots

and clone some of the back ground out. I also touched up the skin and played around with the contrast and stuff.