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The document discusses various shots and techniques used in the film Psycho to build tension and suspense. It analyzes close-ups showing Marion being stalked that leave the audience wondering why. It also describes a medium shot of someone creeping into the bathroom during Marion's shower that creates tension about who it is and their intentions. Finally, it discusses a long shot of the house with spooky music that builds tension by suggesting the house is scary through the lighting and atmosphere created.
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Psycho Analysis
The scene analyzes Norman Bates and Marion Craine in Alfred Hitchcock's film Psycho through micro-elements like camera shots, lighting, sound, and character behaviors. Norman is initially shot from a low angle, making him seem powerful yet inviting, though his smile seems ambiguous. Marion seems uncomfortable due to the isolated setting and Norman's staring. As the scene continues, Norman seems nervous and excited by Marion's presence, while Marion tries to hide her discomfort by smiling. The shots become tighter on the characters as the atmosphere becomes more ominous and Norman's behavior more threatening.
9 shot analysis psycho
The 9 shot analysis summarizes key shots from the film Psycho:
1) The opening title sequence contrasts white letters on a black background to immediately create impact and set up opposing themes.
2) An establishing shot of a crowded city is unusual for a thriller and leads us to anticipate where the "psycho" may appear.
3) A high angle shot reveals Marion stealing money in a bathroom, making the audience feel like intruders in her vulnerable situation.
4) A medium close up shows Marion's worried expression as her boss suspects her theft, showing her apprehension and concern about being caught.
5) A nighttime shot of an isolated house in the rain establishes the
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The document analyzes the editing and sound techniques used in the famous shower scene murder in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. It discusses how Hitchcock uses a slow entrance followed by quick cuts, totaling 78 cuts in 45 seconds, to shock the audience with both the event of the murder and its brutality. The scene is made more intense through the use of diegetic sound, with the running shower water drowning out other noises before the curtain is ripped aside to reveal the murder.
Psycho
This document provides an analysis of a scene from the film Psycho by Alfred Hitchcock. It analyzes various technical elements of the scene including lighting, camera work, composition, character placement, and more. The scene depicts Norman Bates speaking with Marion Crane at the motel and uses techniques like high contrast lighting, medium shots, and characters placed in profile to convey their distant relationship.
Psycho Shots
This document contains analyses of several shots from the film Psycho and how they establish mood and character through mise-en-scene. Shots include a low-angled medium shot of a police officer where barriers like glasses hide his identity and dark uniform suggest dominance. A close-up of a woman in a dark car makes her seem trapped as a victim. An extreme close-up of a man's eye with light reflecting in it shows intensity and makes the audience wonder what he is looking at.
Psycho opening analysis
This document provides an analysis of the conventions and techniques used in the 1960 film Psycho. It summarizes that Psycho set the classic conventions of the thriller genre by taking place in a remote isolated location away from the city. It introduces a pretty blonde woman as the likely first victim and features murders at night during rainy miserable weather. The opening music establishes an unsettling tone. Titles use the date without a year to make the events feel like they could happen at any time. Camera techniques like panning and close-up shots create unease and a sense of voyeurism. Costuming is used to signify the main character Marion Crane's shifting innocence and doomed fate.
9 shot analysis psycho
The document discusses how the film Psycho uses various camera shots and techniques like music to build suspense and tension. It provides examples of close-ups of Marion being stalked that leave the audience wondering what will happen. It also describes a medium shot of someone creeping into the bathroom while Marion showers, increasing tension over who it is and what they may do. Finally, it mentions a two-shot of the detective and Norman Bates that establishes the detective as a smart character and a long shot of the spooky house with unsettling music.
Analysis of Psycho - Shower scene
The document analyzes Alfred Hitchcock's use of camera techniques and editing to create suspense and horror in the famous shower scene from Psycho. It notes that Hitchcock uses close-up shots and zooming on the curtain and Marion's hand to build tension. He also uses sound design and editing with quick cuts between shots to depict what is happening. Some shots are from Marion's point of view to involve the audience directly in the attack. Killing Marion Crane so early in the film leaves the audience wondering what will happen next and makes the story more intriguing.
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9 shot analysis psycho
The 9 shot analysis summarizes key shots from the film Psycho:
1) The opening title sequence contrasts white letters on a black background to immediately create impact and set up opposing themes.
2) An establishing shot of a crowded city is unusual for a thriller and leads us to anticipate where the "psycho" may appear.
3) A high angle shot reveals Marion stealing money in a bathroom, making the audience feel like intruders in her vulnerable situation.
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The document analyzes the editing and sound techniques used in the famous shower scene murder in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. It discusses how Hitchcock uses a slow entrance followed by quick cuts, totaling 78 cuts in 45 seconds, to shock the audience with both the event of the murder and its brutality. The scene is made more intense through the use of diegetic sound, with the running shower water drowning out other noises before the curtain is ripped aside to reveal the murder.
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Psycho Shots
This document contains analyses of several shots from the film Psycho and how they establish mood and character through mise-en-scene. Shots include a low-angled medium shot of a police officer where barriers like glasses hide his identity and dark uniform suggest dominance. A close-up of a woman in a dark car makes her seem trapped as a victim. An extreme close-up of a man's eye with light reflecting in it shows intensity and makes the audience wonder what he is looking at.
Psycho opening analysis
This document provides an analysis of the conventions and techniques used in the 1960 film Psycho. It summarizes that Psycho set the classic conventions of the thriller genre by taking place in a remote isolated location away from the city. It introduces a pretty blonde woman as the likely first victim and features murders at night during rainy miserable weather. The opening music establishes an unsettling tone. Titles use the date without a year to make the events feel like they could happen at any time. Camera techniques like panning and close-up shots create unease and a sense of voyeurism. Costuming is used to signify the main character Marion Crane's shifting innocence and doomed fate.
9 shot analysis psycho
The document discusses how the film Psycho uses various camera shots and techniques like music to build suspense and tension. It provides examples of close-ups of Marion being stalked that leave the audience wondering what will happen. It also describes a medium shot of someone creeping into the bathroom while Marion showers, increasing tension over who it is and what they may do. Finally, it mentions a two-shot of the detective and Norman Bates that establishes the detective as a smart character and a long shot of the spooky house with unsettling music.
Analysis of Psycho - Shower scene
The document analyzes Alfred Hitchcock's use of camera techniques and editing to create suspense and horror in the famous shower scene from Psycho. It notes that Hitchcock uses close-up shots and zooming on the curtain and Marion's hand to build tension. He also uses sound design and editing with quick cuts between shots to depict what is happening. Some shots are from Marion's point of view to involve the audience directly in the attack. Killing Marion Crane so early in the film leaves the audience wondering what will happen next and makes the story more intriguing.
Analysis of 'Physco' 's shower scene
The document analyzes the use of sound, camera work, mise-en-scene, and editing in Alfred Hitchcock's famous shower scene from Psycho. It describes how the non-diegetic music builds tension before stopping when the shower starts. Piercing screams are heard as the victim is attacked. The sounds of the shower emphasize that the killing is interrupting everyday life. Rapid editing shows the back-and-forth struggle between the killer and victim. Camera angles engage viewers in voyeurism while also focusing on the killer's power over the victim.
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Friday the 13th opening sequence analysis
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Mise en scene in psycho
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Scream opening scene analysis
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The Dark Knight Opening Analysis
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Trailer analysis 1
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Halloween film case study
1) The film uses an off-key piano and violin score throughout to create tension and suspense by signaling the presence of the stalker without revealing their location. Silence is also used effectively to build fear.
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The messengers opening scene
1) The opening scene uses atmospheric shots of a creepy old manor house in black and white to set up a feeling of fear and suspense.
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Halloween
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Opening sequence analysis 2
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I spit on your grave - analysis
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Thriller Reseach
The document provides an analysis of conventions used in the opening scenes of three thriller films: The Sixth Sense (1999), Gone Girl (2014), and Divergent (2014). It discusses how each film establishes conventions related to mise-en-scene, camera work, and sound design. Key points analyzed include the use of lighting, shot types, music, and diegetic sounds to set mood, foreshadow events, and provide context about characters and themes.
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The opening scene of "The Big Sleep" establishes the mystery and intrigue of film noir. It begins with a shadowed door bearing the name "Sternwood," foreshadowing something dark concerning the family. A man named Marlowe arrives at the Sternwood mansion and is greeted by a butler. Marlowe inspects the posh interior while a femme fatale comes downstairs and flirts with him, establishing her as the archetypal dangerous woman. Their interaction is presented with shots that suggest Marlowe's control over her as the scene builds sexual tension through their dialogue and her falling into his arms.
Friday the 13th opening sequence analysis
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Scream opening scene analysis
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The Dark Knight Opening Analysis
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Pitch presentation - Group Task
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Trailer analysis 1
This trailer summary provides an analysis of how genre is signaled in the trailer for the supernatural horror film "One Missed Call." It analyzes the trailer's use of mise-en-scene, sound, editing, and other techniques to establish mood and build tension. Key details that signal the supernatural genre include ominous music, shadowy lighting, strange phone sounds, and characters seeing things that aren't there. The summary examines specific scenes and editing choices to demonstrate how the trailer immerses viewers in the film's scary world.
Halloween film case study
1) The film uses an off-key piano and violin score throughout to create tension and suspense by signaling the presence of the stalker without revealing their location. Silence is also used effectively to build fear.
2) The killer, Michael Myers, wears a mask and moves in a slow, rigid manner to appear threatening and in control over his victims. He uses whatever weapons are available to attack.
3) The "final girl" conforms to slasher film conventions by dressing modestly and being the last surviving, intelligent female who faces off against Myers.
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Trailer analysis 2
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The title sequence of the film Insidious uses various film techniques to set an ominous and mysterious tone. Shots slowly pan between different darkened locations in a seemingly haunted house, with unsettling non-diegetic sounds. A shadowy figure of an old woman holding a candle is revealed, looking sinister. Throughout, the black and white cinematography and focus on a clock suggest something frightening from the past. The sequence successfully builds suspense and foreshadows horror to come through its deliberate pacing and use of lighting, camera work, editing and sound design.
Insidious title sequence analysis
The title sequence of the film Insidious uses various film techniques to set an ominous and mysterious tone. Shots slowly pan between different dark and shadowy locations in a house, interspersed with close-ups of unsettling images like a pale woman holding a candle. The black and white cinematography and unsettling non-diegetic sounds reinforce the sense of mystery and impending danger. The sequence establishes the setting and characters while foreshadowing that something sinister may be haunting the family who has just moved into the house.
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Psycho was a revolutionary 1960 horror film directed by Alfred Hitchcock that had a huge box office success. It featured shocking moments like the famous shower scene murder. Through suspenseful techniques and surprising twists, the film kept audiences feeling apprehensive and pushed boundaries for its time. Hitchcock expertly built tension through sound, camera work, and subverting audience expectations to create an iconic and influential work in the thriller genre.
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1) The scene analyzes a key moment in the film Taken where the protagonist's daughter Kim gets kidnapped by an Albanian gang in Paris.
2) The scene cuts between the daughter hiding under a bed in fear, the father on the phone urging her to hide, and the gang searching the apartment.
3) The lighting, sound, camerawork, and editing all enhance the tension and engage the audience by mirroring the characters' emotions through dark lighting, an ominous score, close-ups of facial expressions, and quick cuts between shots.
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The document provides an analysis of the 1980 horror film City of the Living Dead directed by Lucio Fulci. It summarizes key scenes from the beginning, middle, and ending of the film. The analysis describes how the film establishes an unsettling atmosphere through its use of lighting, camera work, sounds, and settings. It also examines how specific scenes build tension and include frightening moments, such as a young boy encountering the ghost of his dead sister. By the conclusion, the last remaining protagonists battle the film's antagonist and are ultimately victorious in sealing the hell gate.
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The document discusses different shots from a film and how they create suspense through techniques like lighting, framing, and sound. A medium shot of a character by the beach uses dark lighting to set a gloomy tone. A close-up of text in a journal builds tension through suspicious wording. A medium shot of a sniper firing quickly creates immediate suspense. Various other shots use elements like natural lighting, phone conversations, slow motion, and fast pacing to distort time and build uncertainty in the audience about what will occur next.
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The document provides an analysis of the trailer for the horror film "The Conjuring". It summarizes the film's storyline, about paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren helping a family dealing with demonic activity in their new home. It then analyzes aspects of the trailer, including its 53 cuts, use of music and sound to build tension, and cinematography and editing to create an intense atmosphere. Key elements like darkness, children's laughter and a jump scare involving hands on a woman's shoulders left a lasting impression on audiences.
Short Film Treatment (The Set-Up)
The directors aim to create a 5-minute horror film with psychological elements and surprises. They will use horror conventions to build suspense but reveal at the end that the main character is being surprised with a party. They describe scenes where the main character returns home, hears strange noises, and has a disturbing phone call before discovering the surprise party. The directors will collaborate on the film and one will operate the camera, aiming to film over one week using the school's equipment and complete editing afterwards.
Short film treatment
The document outlines a short film treatment for a 5 minute horror film called "The Setup" directed by Hannah Holden and Sian Williams. It will use psychological horror elements and conventions to lead the audience to expect a traditional horror climax, but will subvert expectations with a surprise ending revealing it was a setup for a birthday party. The directors will have full creative control and split practical work equally. Filming of the one-week production is scheduled for November, with editing in December.
Short film 'The Set-Up' Treatment
The directors aim to create a 5-minute horror film with psychological elements and surprise ending. The film will follow a man returning home and growing suspicious of noises in the house. Various horror conventions will build tension but ultimately lead to a surprise birthday party. While the directors collaborated on the plot, one director focused more on camerawork while the other emphasized clues foreshadowing the surprise ending. They plan to film over 5 days using a school camera and intend to direct, film and edit the short film themselves.
Costume, props, setting,
The document outlines several props, costumes, settings, and elements of mise-en-scene that will be used in a thriller film. Some key props mentioned include a sympathy card left at the protagonist's door, a camera used to secretly photograph the protagonist from an alley, and a house phone used by the protagonist to call his brother-in-law, who is later revealed to be the murderer. Costumes include a dark suit for the protagonist to show mourning and dark, blending colors for the murderer. The main setting will be the protagonist's comfortable home, with another location being the dark, messy room of the murderer.
Costume, props, setting,
The document outlines several props, costumes, settings, and elements of mise-en-scene that will be used in a thriller film. Some key props mentioned include a sympathy card left at the protagonist's door, a camera used to secretly photograph the protagonist from an alley, and a house phone used by the protagonist to call his brother-in-law, who is later revealed to be the murderer. Costumes include a dark suit for the protagonist to show mourning and dark, blending colors for the murderer. The main setting will be the protagonist's comfortable home, with another location being the dark, messy room of the murderer.
Scene analysis
In this scene from the movie Scream 2, Maureen Evans is stabbed to death by Ghostface in a crowded movie theater without anyone noticing. The scene is set during a screening of a new horror film about Ghostface. Most of the audience is wearing Ghostface costumes, disguising the identity of the real killer. As Maureen is stabbed beside a costumed audience member, no one realizes it is actually happening. She tries to flee but the audience just thinks she is acting out a scene from the movie. The lighting is low as it is a movie screening, and the killer goes undetected amid the costumes and film playing.
Dragonfly presentation
The film is a drama about violence and alcoholism directed by Kim Albright. The main theme follows a young boy who escapes from an emotionally abusive home life. Towards the end, the genre shifts briefly to fantasy as the boy imagines turning into a dragonfly and flying away to the moon. The credits are styled in white to represent the boy's innocence. Shots start wide and get closer throughout to build tension, and dark lighting and unsettling music further the ominous tone. Relationships in the beginning are unclear, though one woman appears to care for another.
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The ideal audience for the film would be teenagers aged 15-19 from lower to middle class families living in suburban areas. They would shop at clothing stores like Topman and River Island that sell casual, fashionable clothing. Their interests would include music, concerts, movies, partying, drinking, and smoking cannabis. Their hobbies would be sports, hanging out with friends in parks, and socializing.
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The ideal audience for the film would be lower to middle class teenagers ages 15-19, both male and female. Their interests would include listening to music, going to concerts, festivals, movies, and partying. Their hobbies would be watching and playing sports like football and basketball.
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The ideal audience for the film would be lower to middle class teenagers ages 15-19, both male and female. Their interests would include listening to music, going to concerts, festivals, movies, and partying. Their hobbies would be watching and playing sports like football and basketball.
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This document provides a 9 shot analysis of the film Constantine. It summarizes each shot, noting elements like camera angles, special effects, sounds, and how they build tension, suspense, excitement or engage the audience. Key shots analyzed include a medium shot of the main character John Constantine in hell, a low angle shot of a character being blown away, and Constantine firing at people from an aerial shot. Throughout, the analysis describes how elements like camera work, effects, sounds, and atmospheres come together to drive the thriller genre in each scene.
Questionnaire
This questionnaire asks for a respondent's name and age. It then asks how often they watch movies in a month and to select one of four frequency options. Respondents are next asked to select their favorite type of thriller from among crime, psychological, conspiracy, or supernatural options. The questionnaire goes on to ask what scares respondents the most in films and to name the best thriller film they have seen and explain why.
Storyboard of Thriller
The storyboard outlines several scenes that will be filmed to create a thriller film. It describes establishing shots of a bridge overlooking a town, a school, and bus stops that will help set the scene and atmosphere. It also describes scenes where the main actor will be in the school bathroom looking distraught after seeing the killer peeking out of a stall, and then shows the two main actors parting ways at a bus stop while the killer lurks in the background. The storyboard notes the lighting and shots that will be used to build suspense and tension in each scene.
Timeline
The document appears to be a transcript of a movie or television show. It includes character names like Michael, Jay, Mika, Penelope, Morgan, and David brown. Events mentioned include voices starting, music getting faster, and lights starting to flash. The transcript spans from 30 seconds to 1 minute and 22 seconds when it ends.
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The document summarizes key facts and techniques used in the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock film Psycho. It discusses that the famous shower scene took 7 days to film with 70 camera setups. It was filmed in black and white from November 1959 to March 1960. Hitchcock used illusion and editing to depict violence without showing graphic content. The $800,000 film went on to earn over $40 million. Techniques like close-ups, diegetic sound, and Bernard Herrmann's score were used to build suspense. Characterization and settings also contributed to the film's unsettling tone.
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The BBFC document outlines their film and video content rating categories from most restrictive to least restrictive. The categories are U (Universal), PG (Parental Guidance), 12, 12A, 15, 18, and R18. Each category description provides guidelines around acceptable levels of themes such as discrimination, drugs, horror, language, nudity, sex, violence and imitable behaviors that may be depicted. The most restrictive categories allow for only mild or discreet depictions while the least restrictive categories may contain strong depictions but within legal bounds.
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- 2. The title sequence of the film psycho helps build suspense. We hear an orchestra playing music which sounds frightening, the colour black in contract with the plain white font may also suggest a dark scary atmosphere
- 3. Here we have an established shot clearly used to show the environment and place where the film is set in which looks like 1960s America being built up. The lighting used is broad day light
- 4. Here we see a close-up of Marion driving being stalked by the policeman in the background. This helps build up tension and leaves the audience wondering why she is being followed, to add to this synchronous music is played along with the scene to help build up the tension.
- 5. Here we have a over the shoulder shot, we can see that Marion looks very scared and anxious as the policeman is still stalking her on the other side of the road.
- 6. Here we have a medium shot of Marion having a shower and someone creeping into the bathroom through the curtain, this helps build tension to who this might be and what they intend to do The framing used in the shot is very quick, we see different things happening very fast which creates the illusion that she is being stabbed when in reality she is not
- 7. The curtain suddenly opens and we have a close up of what looks like a old woman holding a knife, the audience immediately know that this person intends to harm Marion and feel more involved to see what happens next The killers face is not very clear, the shot used creates a shadow effect making the character look more scary because we can not see who it is
- 8. Here we have an extreme close up of Marion's hands steadily going down the wall suggesting she is losing the will to live and is dying
- 9. Here we have a two shot of the detective and Norman Bates, the motel owner, we can see the detective as a very smart character. The lighting used is a artificial lamp in the background which seems to be illuminating the room adequately
- 10. Here we have a long shot of the house, the audience would see this as a spooky house, to add to this we hear music which helps build tension to suggest this idea that the house is spooky The lighting used looks like natural darkness which has been used to cause tension because it creates a scary atmosphere