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The document discusses casting choices for roles in a student thriller film. It describes casting their teacher, Mr. Wood, to play a controversial MP because of his good acting skills. It also describes casting the head of year, Mr. Rowlands, to play the headteacher because his daily role requires authority. Additionally, it discusses casting drama students to play the audience who witness an assassination for their acting experience and ability to react appropriately during filming. The document concludes they will not show the killer on screen to create more mystery and tension for the audience to imagine who the killer is.
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The film Cottenham Park Road is an action film inspired by London gangs and films about gang life. It will focus on a psychopathic killer released from prison who seeks revenge on his emotionally damaged wife by kidnapping their daughter. The main characters are the husband/gang leader, the wife, and their daughter. It will have a non-linear directing style and explore binary oppositions between characters.
Storyline
Our media production will be a non-linear action film titled "Cottenham Park Road" aimed at teenagers and young adults in London. It will follow the themes of revenge, crime, and violence as a psychopathic criminal seeks revenge on his damaged ex-wife. The opening sequence will be a dramatic, non-linear action clip filmed in various locations to appeal to our target demographics. Throughout the film, we will attempt to create a tense and suspenseful experience through cinematography and editing.
Evaluation
The opening of the horror film represents the consequences of overconfidence by putting people in tough situations, similar to the concept of karma. It could teach the lesson of respecting others' experiences and fears and helping them overcome obstacles. The opening was filmed in the diverse area of Hackney, London, and features two black students from a local school in the lead roles to subvert expectations and make it more interesting for the intended audience.
In what ways does your media product use
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of typical horror films. It subverts expectations by having a vulnerable male as the victim rather than a female, and reveals the villain is a dominant female clown. Elements like the clown, stalking, and harm were kept to appeal to 15-rated audiences. Cinematography and editing from films like IT and Scream inspired the opening scene, which builds tension as the clown stalks the two students leaving the park. Mise-en-scene details like the clown costume aim to balance scary and friendly for the target age group. Sound is used to suggest impending danger as the students joke about fears, unaware of the threat.
Nick lacey repertoire additional to question 1
The document discusses the key elements that make up Nick Lacey's filmmaking repertoire: setting, characters, narrative, iconography, and style. It provides examples of each element from an opening film project. The setting is a dark, empty park where something ominous is about to happen. The characters subvert expectations by having the villain defeat the victim, a boy, rather than a girl. The narrative focuses on stalking and attacking the victim with a bottle due to a low budget. Iconography includes a predatory clown preying on a victim afraid of clowns. Style uses low lighting, tension-building shots, and camera angles to relate to the horror genre.
Elevator pitch
The document summarizes a proposed 2 minute horror/thriller film opening. It will tell the story of a child who is woken up by strange noises in the night. When they investigate, they cannot find the source of the noise. They call for their mother, but discover her bedroom is empty. A voice impersonating their mother calls from downstairs, pursuing the child and increasing the tension and suspense. The target audience is 15 and older. It will use common horror conventions like dark lighting, slow pacing and a cliffhanger ending to intrigue audiences. The film will be set primarily in the house at night to create an eerie atmosphere.
Short film proposal
The proposal outlines a short film called "Split Personality" that will follow a protagonist throughout their day, with events on the right side depicting a good day and events on the left depicting a bad day, with a twist ending of something good happening on the bad side. The film will be a comedic, naturalistic reality piece influenced by drama and comedy genres, shot in color with locations at a school, bedroom, and public space. The sole main character will be a teen aged 15-18, requiring a school uniform, bedroom items, and school equipment as props.
Short film proposal sheet
This film proposal outlines a short film called "Sonder" that aims to subvert stereotypes. It will tell the story of a schoolgirl and a young male adult dressed like a "thug" and show that appearances can be misleading. The narrative follows each character through their day, leading the audience to incorrectly judge the man before revealing he obtained a job. It climaxes with the man helping the girl in the street after her bag is stolen. The film will be a drama/comedy inspired by another short, using student actors and minimal props and costumes on a very small budget.
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The film Cottenham Park Road is an action film inspired by London gangs and films about gang life. It will focus on a psychopathic killer released from prison who seeks revenge on his emotionally damaged wife by kidnapping their daughter. The main characters are the husband/gang leader, the wife, and their daughter. It will have a non-linear directing style and explore binary oppositions between characters.
Storyline
Our media production will be a non-linear action film titled "Cottenham Park Road" aimed at teenagers and young adults in London. It will follow the themes of revenge, crime, and violence as a psychopathic criminal seeks revenge on his damaged ex-wife. The opening sequence will be a dramatic, non-linear action clip filmed in various locations to appeal to our target demographics. Throughout the film, we will attempt to create a tense and suspenseful experience through cinematography and editing.
Evaluation
The opening of the horror film represents the consequences of overconfidence by putting people in tough situations, similar to the concept of karma. It could teach the lesson of respecting others' experiences and fears and helping them overcome obstacles. The opening was filmed in the diverse area of Hackney, London, and features two black students from a local school in the lead roles to subvert expectations and make it more interesting for the intended audience.
In what ways does your media product use
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of typical horror films. It subverts expectations by having a vulnerable male as the victim rather than a female, and reveals the villain is a dominant female clown. Elements like the clown, stalking, and harm were kept to appeal to 15-rated audiences. Cinematography and editing from films like IT and Scream inspired the opening scene, which builds tension as the clown stalks the two students leaving the park. Mise-en-scene details like the clown costume aim to balance scary and friendly for the target age group. Sound is used to suggest impending danger as the students joke about fears, unaware of the threat.
Nick lacey repertoire additional to question 1
The document discusses the key elements that make up Nick Lacey's filmmaking repertoire: setting, characters, narrative, iconography, and style. It provides examples of each element from an opening film project. The setting is a dark, empty park where something ominous is about to happen. The characters subvert expectations by having the villain defeat the victim, a boy, rather than a girl. The narrative focuses on stalking and attacking the victim with a bottle due to a low budget. Iconography includes a predatory clown preying on a victim afraid of clowns. Style uses low lighting, tension-building shots, and camera angles to relate to the horror genre.
Elevator pitch
The document summarizes a proposed 2 minute horror/thriller film opening. It will tell the story of a child who is woken up by strange noises in the night. When they investigate, they cannot find the source of the noise. They call for their mother, but discover her bedroom is empty. A voice impersonating their mother calls from downstairs, pursuing the child and increasing the tension and suspense. The target audience is 15 and older. It will use common horror conventions like dark lighting, slow pacing and a cliffhanger ending to intrigue audiences. The film will be set primarily in the house at night to create an eerie atmosphere.
Short film proposal
The proposal outlines a short film called "Split Personality" that will follow a protagonist throughout their day, with events on the right side depicting a good day and events on the left depicting a bad day, with a twist ending of something good happening on the bad side. The film will be a comedic, naturalistic reality piece influenced by drama and comedy genres, shot in color with locations at a school, bedroom, and public space. The sole main character will be a teen aged 15-18, requiring a school uniform, bedroom items, and school equipment as props.
Short film proposal sheet
This film proposal outlines a short film called "Sonder" that aims to subvert stereotypes. It will tell the story of a schoolgirl and a young male adult dressed like a "thug" and show that appearances can be misleading. The narrative follows each character through their day, leading the audience to incorrectly judge the man before revealing he obtained a job. It climaxes with the man helping the girl in the street after her bag is stolen. The film will be a drama/comedy inspired by another short, using student actors and minimal props and costumes on a very small budget.
Evaluation question 5
1) The document discusses the target audience and research done for a student horror/thriller film opening sequence.
2) The target audience is males and females aged 12 and above, as the film contains mild horror elements but no disturbing content.
3) Research included understanding BBFC film classification guidelines and surveying the target age range about their horror film expectations. Suggestions from the survey like scary music, characters, and lighting were incorporated into the final production.
Thriller pitch
This document outlines a pitch for a thriller film titled "Behind Enemy Lines" about a female agent named Monroe who is called in to catch a notorious criminal. The treatment describes Monroe's mission, her challenges working with male colleagues, and her final showdown with the criminal. An opening scene is outlined that shows Monroe receiving a case and rushing to a meeting where she exchanges a briefcase. The subgenre is described as spy-inspired like James Bond. Potential locations, props, costumes, storyboards, sound ideas, and production details are included. The target audience is identified as boys aged 16 and above.
Question 1
This document summarizes the process a film group took in creating their short thriller film "Sommer White" for a class project. They decided on the thriller genre to explore its conventions. In pre-production, they researched films like "Kill Bill" and "Hard Candy" to analyze how directors used and challenged conventions. Their 5-minute film followed Todorov's narrative structure theory of equilibrium, disruption, restoration. It developed conventions like costume design and sound effects through intertextuality and alluded to "Snow White." They challenged feminist film theory by having two strong female leads rather than portraying women as inferior victims.
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1) A teenager finds an encrypted message and is frightened by its contents.
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3) As the teen walks home alone, he is kidnapped by men in a car wearing plague masks. His friends are also kidnapped after being lured into a house.
4) All the teens are shown tied up in a forest behind men wearing plague masks, leaving their fate unknown.
Unit 2 Task 4
1) A teenager finds an encrypted message and is frightened by its contents.
2) His friends mock him for being scared and go out looking for Halloween candy without him.
3) As the teen walks home alone, he is kidnapped by men in a car wearing plague masks. His friends are also kidnapped after being lured into a house.
4) All the teens are shown tied up in a forest behind men wearing plague masks, leaving their fate unknown.
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Evaluation question 5
1) The document discusses the target audience and research done for a student horror/thriller film opening sequence.
2) The target audience is males and females aged 12 and above, as the film contains mild horror elements but no disturbing content.
3) Research included understanding BBFC film classification guidelines and surveying the target age range about their horror film expectations. Suggestions from the survey like scary music, characters, and lighting were incorporated into the final production.
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Question 1
This document summarizes the process a film group took in creating their short thriller film "Sommer White" for a class project. They decided on the thriller genre to explore its conventions. In pre-production, they researched films like "Kill Bill" and "Hard Candy" to analyze how directors used and challenged conventions. Their 5-minute film followed Todorov's narrative structure theory of equilibrium, disruption, restoration. It developed conventions like costume design and sound effects through intertextuality and alluded to "Snow White." They challenged feminist film theory by having two strong female leads rather than portraying women as inferior victims.
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The document discusses how the media product conforms to conventions of the horror genre. It analyzes elements like sound, location, mise-en-scene, characters, and props. The opening uses an ominous soundtrack and takes place in domestic locations like the family home and basement that create fear. The antagonist is dressed aggressively while the protagonist is dressed innocently like the typical victim. It includes stock characters of the antagonist and protagonist with a plot involving an existing relationship between them. Finally, the weapon of choice for the antagonist, a wooden pole, requires brute force similarly to other iconic horror weapons.
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The group's documentary film will focus on a case where a man was kidnapped at age 13 and found 12 years later living in a cabin. The film aims to show how people can be kept in terrible conditions without others knowing. Inspired by real cases and documentaries about poor living situations and kidnappings, the film will have a dark atmosphere and examine the man's 15 years imprisoned in the cabin. It will include interviews, scenes of the cabin investigation and conditions the man endured. The target audience is ages 15 and older due to disturbing content.
Media evalution main task
This document evaluates the main task of a media project. It discusses how the media product develops conventions of horror films by having someone killed at the beginning, the killer not being seen, and no one trying to escape. It also represents particular social groups like young working-class people and the relationships between young women and men. Finally, it suggests that Dimension Films would be a good fit to distribute the media product because they have successfully distributed many similar horror films in the past.
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The document discusses plans for a low-budget British horror film aimed at teenagers 15 and older. It will tell the story of two teachers left alone in a school after hours who are stalked by an unknown, mysterious creature. Research showed that horror films are popular among teenagers, especially at the cinema. The film will feature common horror tropes like limited lighting, suspenseful sounds, and graphic violence. It will be shot using available resources like a school setting and members of the filmmaking group as actors.
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Question 3
Hammer Films would be well-suited to distribute the film because it is an independent horror film company that has distributed over 150 films worldwide, including well-known psychological horror titles. Hammer Films is synonymous with the horror genre and has a history of distributing similar psychological thriller films. Columbia Pictures could also distribute the film effectively given its wide global reach and reputation for distributing films across genres to all audiences, including psychological horror films aimed at young adults.
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Inseption
1) Inception was directed by Christopher Nolan and produced by Emma Thomas for Warner Bros. Pictures.
2) The target audience was teens to adults due to its 12 rating and complex plotline that could confuse and intrigue viewers of all ages.
3) The film is a thriller genre, featuring conventions like a confusing plot, action scenes, protagonists versus antagonists, and a soundtrack building tension. It leaves the viewer questioning what happened at the end, like typical thrillers.
Media Proposal
The document proposes a media thriller opening about the disappearance of a girl playing with a balloon in the forest. It will start with shots of tree branches to set the tone, then show the girl playing from above to convey innocence. Various camera angles will be used to follow the girl running and a search party later finding her hairband. The main character will be a disheveled girl in a pink dress holding a red balloon, while the kidnapper will wear black and not show their face. Scenes will be filmed in open fields and during a search of parks and streets to seem isolated yet realistic, with natural lighting and unsettling music to build suspense.
Media Unit 2 Task 4
1) A teenager finds an encrypted message and is frightened by its contents.
2) His friends mock him for being scared and go out looking for Halloween candy without him.
3) As the teen walks home alone, he is kidnapped by men in a car wearing plague masks. His friends are also kidnapped after being lured into a house.
4) All the teens are shown tied up in a forest behind men wearing plague masks, leaving their fate unknown.
Unit 2 Task 4
1) A teenager finds an encrypted message and is frightened by its contents.
2) His friends mock him for being scared and go out looking for Halloween candy without him.
3) As the teen walks home alone, he is kidnapped by men in a car wearing plague masks. His friends are also kidnapped after being lured into a house.
4) All the teens are shown tied up in a forest behind men wearing plague masks, leaving their fate unknown.
Proposal 101026042140-phpapp02
The document outlines a group's proposal for a thriller film opening involving a stalker. It discusses initially rejected ideas, such as having a female stalker or starting with a murder. Inspiration was drawn from films like Prom Night that feature stalking. The group decided Lauren would play the main character and auditioned friends to play the stalker. They plan to include suspenseful music and draw on thriller conventions to create tension and unease for the audience. The final idea involves a girl having nightmares of being stalked by a man in a white hoodie that turn out to be real.
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This document discusses the target audience for a thriller film about a political assassination. The primary target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 18-40, as they will be interested in both the political intrigue and action elements of the plot. Specifically, the ideal audience member is described as an 18-year-old male student who enjoys hanging out with friends, football, action/thriller movies, and following current events. A secondary target audience of women over 40 is also discussed, who may be drawn in by an engaging plot and attractive lead actor. Earlier audience testing found that male teenagers prefer action thrillers while female peers enjoy psychological thrillers, but that suspense is a common desire.
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Fatima evaluated her group's horror film project. She discussed how they used conventions like isolated locations and costumes to attract their target teenage audience. Their killer wore a mask like in other horror films. Sound effects from "Sinister" helped build tension. Different camera shots like POV kept viewers engaged. Editing skills improved from preliminary to final projects. Overall, the group effectively analyzed their film and technical skills progression.
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The document discusses planning for a horror film trailer, including choosing actors and actresses to portray main characters and extras, selecting appropriate props, costumes, makeup, and test shots. Darren Winter and Hannah Morris were chosen as the main characters Sam and Imogen based on their suitable ages, appearances, and abilities to portray the roles as intended. Megan Morris, a friend in their group, was also selected to portray another victim. Props like fake blood and a kitchen knife were used to depict violence. Costumes featured dark clothes for the killer and light clothes for vulnerable victims. Minimal makeup was applied to victims to portray natural, everyday characters. Test shots helped improve camera angles and character movements.
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Our media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of slasher horror films. It uses conventions like a masked killer, dark clothing, and agricultural settings. However, it challenges conventions by not giving the killer a weapon, having action during daylight instead of darkness, and starting in media res instead of building tension slowly. The product uses typical slasher film characters like teenagers and a "foolish" male protagonist, and includes chase scenes and stalking. It aims to be as darkly lit as possible but also shows light can be scary. Point-of-view shots and close-ups are used to build tension and convey emotion.
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The document discusses conventions of the slasher horror genre that are used or challenged in the opening title sequence. It uses conventions such as a psychotic killer stalking teenagers, dim lighting, jump scares, and common weapons. It challenges conventions by using a male instead of female as the "disposable character" killed early on. Social groups and issues represented include teenage drama, violence, bullying, and peer pressure faced by high school friends.
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The document discusses a student media project that uses some horror genre conventions but also challenges stereotypes. It establishes the setting and finds a dead girl in the woods. While this follows conventions, it is shot during the day rather than at night. The film also features a tormented male character who is neither hero nor villain and who feels guilty for the girl's death though uninvolved. Flashbacks are used to represent differences in time, similar to the film Memento. The film opens with a nightmare and distressed man to set the psychological horror genre.
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This document discusses how the media product conforms to and challenges conventions of the horror genre. It analyzes how conventions were used to engage audiences and identify the genre. Specifically, it examines how the characters, camera work, sounds, and narrative structures conform to horror tropes seen in films like Women in Black and Evil Dead. While some conventions were followed, it also discusses challenges like starting in media res rather than showing daily life and using a male protagonist instead of a typical female victim. Overall, the document argues that understanding genre conventions through research was important for successfully targeting horror fans.
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The document provides an analysis of the student's media product, a psychological thriller film titled "The Run". It summarizes how the film uses conventions of the genre, such as including stereotypical characters, a storyline based on real events, and non-diegetic music to build suspense. It also discusses some ways the film challenges conventions, such as shooting scenes in broad daylight rather than at night. The target audience is identified as teenagers based on a questionnaire, and the film aims to appeal to both female viewers through the main character and male viewers through inclusion of action scenes. Distribution on YouTube is proposed due to the low budget.
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The document discusses how a media product conforms to and challenges conventions of the horror genre. It analyzes how the product uses conventions from films like Women in Black and Seven in aspects like costume, titles, and shot types. While the product features a male protagonist rather than a typical female one, both main characters conform to genre character archetypes. The product challenges conventions by starting in media res rather than building tension gradually. Overall, the document argues the product strategically uses genre conventions to engage audiences familiar with the horror genre.
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The document proposes a film called "Enigma" that will be a crime/horror/drama hybrid targeting audiences who enjoy those genres. It will have an ambiguous title to generate curiosity and mystery. The narrative will follow conventions of those genres and drive the plot through disruptions to equilibrium until restored or unknown. Sound, editing, mise-en-scene, and promotion strategies are discussed to immerse viewers and advertise the film.
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The document discusses how a media product conforms to and challenges conventions of the horror genre. It analyzes how the product uses conventions from films like Women in Black and Seven in aspects like costumes, titles, and shot types. While the protagonist and use of flashbacks conform to genre norms, the product challenges conventions by starting in media res rather than showing the protagonist's daily life. Camera work and sounds also conform to conventions to scare the audience. Overall, the document argues that using genre conventions helped engage the target horror film audience.
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The document discusses conventions used in the media student's film opening project. It begins by establishing genres like thriller and urban drama that influenced the project. Scenes include a female character crying over her deceased fiance and being comforted by a friend. Camera techniques like tracking shots, point-of-view shots, and high/low angles are used to develop meaning and power dynamics. Locations, costumes, and props also reference conventions to imply shifting genres from social realism to thriller. Sound is used to build tension during an attack scene and convey emotion in other scenes. Overall, the film opening draws on a variety of cinematic conventions to construct its reality and communicate genre.
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