R+P Post 4: Our film's genre, title, and plot outline

Working Title: Sight for Sore Eyes

We decided this as the working title because it is a joke about how you can't see the main character, Toby. This was influenced by fiolm titles such as We're Wolves, a mockumentary about a pack of werewolves, still in development.

Genre: Comedy mockumentary.

PLOT

24 Hours in A&E, a documentary on Channel 4.

Equilibrium: The Lerone family spend the last day of the summer holidays at home, the day before Toby goes to university.

Disruption: Toby goes to university for the first time, and finds it difficult to be a 'normal' part of society, and although people want to be his friends, he is very socially awkward and tries to avoid most people.
Realisation: Toby realises that he is the only one holding him back from having friends, and it wasn't because he is invisible after all.

New Equilibrium: Toby goes back home after the year is over, and everything goes back to the way it was in the summer holiday. Inter titles then reveal what happened after the story within the film, and that Toby has died after a driver didn't see him and ran him over, his brother got a job, and his mum has moved to the Himalayas to become a new age guru, teaching yoga and pilates practises. We decided to use these end inter titles as they are so common in documentaries, for example, 24 Hours in A&E, to tell the audience what has happened since filming.