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This document outlines the marketing campaign for the upcoming horror/thriller film "Adeline". It discusses the film's genre, influences from other films like Annabelle, and marketing ideas. The campaign will include a teaser trailer released on social media and YouTube, followed by posters and magazine ads when the full trailer is released and the film comes out. The teaser and marketing materials will feature the doll character and establish a dark, scary tone through imagery, fonts, and sounds to appeal to horror fans.
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1) A synopsis of the plot where friends go camping and get lost in the woods during a supernatural storm, one goes missing and the others search for clues.
2) Details of the promotional campaign emphasizing the storm and one character who finds clues. Marketing tactics include a teaser trailer, posters, magazine articles, and social media.
3) Ideas for the movie poster featuring a close-up scared face and ideas for the teaser trailer including character introductions and a suspenseful build up.
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Audience evaluations
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Q5 evaluation
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A group of friends go camping in the woods but get separated during a supernatural storm. One friend goes missing and suffers from mental health issues. The others struggle to find their missing friend and locate clues in the woods. They eventually find their friend in critical condition and take them to the hospital. The filmmakers plan to emphasize the supernatural storm and one character who finds clues about the missing friend in their promotional campaign using trailers, posters, magazine covers, and social media. Their target audience is 15-24 year olds who enjoy thriller and horror films.
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This document provides details about a horror film project created by four friends. It includes:
1) A synopsis of the plot where friends go camping and get lost in the woods during a supernatural storm, one goes missing and the others search for clues.
2) Details of the promotional campaign emphasizing the storm and one character who finds clues. Marketing tactics include a teaser trailer, posters, magazine articles, and social media.
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A group of friends go camping in the woods but get separated during a supernatural storm. One friend goes missing and suffers from mental health issues. The others struggle to find their missing friend and locate clues in the woods. They eventually find their friend in critical condition and take them to the hospital. The filmmakers plan to emphasize the supernatural storm and one character who finds clues about the missing friend in their promotional campaign using trailers, posters, magazine covers, and social media. Their target audience is 15-24 year olds who enjoy thriller and horror films.
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It aimed to conform to some conventions like having a male antagonist and female victim, using dark imagery and settings, and eerie sounds to create tension. It also challenged some conventions by having a female victim rather than male.
Common thriller conventions identified through research include plot twists, tense sounds and music, rural settings, and targeting the male gender aged 18-60. The opening sequence uses these conventions to appeal to its niche audience.
A British institution like Hammer Films would be more suited than Hollywood to distribute a low-budget, convention-following thriller due
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Evaluation question 2.
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Evaluation question 2
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- 1. Pitch Courtney, Sophie, Jim, Maddie
- 2. Title- Adeline Distribution Company- Forwards Film Production Company-Woods Production
- 3. Genre of film Genre- Horror/ Thriller • It’s a sub-genre
- 4. Film influences Narrative- the story of Adeline is based around the same concept as Annabelle. We took the idea of having a doll being our main focus. Iconography- the doll is one of the things we took from previous films, also looking at the use of the colour red connects with danger and fear. The fonts that we’ve looked at show the type of film that we are producing and looking at.
- 5. Marketing influence Campaign ideas: Annabelle, they have a Facebook page to help get the movie recognized and people knowing about the film, they also have a teaser trailer. How campaign will unfold: we will put out the teaser trailer(YouTube, social networking sites.) first and then once it gets closer to the time of the movie coming out and the actual trailer is released put up posters and once the film comes out we would start distributing magazines. USPs: We are using the character to hook and grabs peoples attention. Also the fact that its jumpy our audience will like that.
- 6. Potential Target Audience + Why • Teaser ideas: • Genre is thriller/Horror • Settings we are having is the woods, house. • The different shots that a teen is baby sitting for a family, there are different shots of the doll in the house and in the woods, chasing the baby sitter in the woods. • The key visual aspect I the doll. • Sounds we are having, voice over of the parents telling the baby sitter bye. Screaming, baby crying, microwave sound(baby bottle being heated up). Wind blowing, trees rustling, foot steps. • Characters • baby sister • Parents • Baby • Doll
- 7. Poster ideas • The poster will have a dark horror feel to it. • The style of the font is scary and has a horror feel to it. • The view point is the doll(only character on the poster), there are trees and brunches as the background.
- 8. Magazine Cover Ideas • For our magazine we are going to have the woods and the doll poking her head round from the tree trunk. • The magazine is going to look dark and the colour scheme is going to be black, white and red. These are the typical colours that connect with thriller/horror. The style of the font is going to be the same as the font for out Poster so that there is a connection with the theme. • The font is called face your fears.