So I've decided to change my film opening idea. I'm not changing the entire story, but I would rather focus on one character instead of two. My original idea was a romantic drama where I would be introducing both my main characters and their individual struggles in my film opening. However, I noticed that I would need to put in a lot of details in order to make this happen. This would definitely exceed the 2 minutes of my film opening. To avoid this, I decided that I should just focus on one character and fully introduce them in my film opening. My film is about finding yourself and following your dreams which will remain the same. It will also still have romantic aspects to it, but it just won't be a major part of the plot.
The character I chose to introduce in my film opening is Alisha. The target audience is teenagers from the ages of 13-18. She deals with family struggles like neglect, which is a relatable issue among teens. Many teens have difficult relationships with their parents due to a lack of trust and independence. My film opening allows teens to connect with my character who faces similar obstacles and feelings of frustration in her life. Alisha also struggles with pursuing her dream. She wants to be an artist but doesn't believe she is good enough. Throughout the film, she learns to be proud of herself and her work as an artist.
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