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The document provides details on the marketing plan for a psychological horror/slasher film called "ALONE". It describes the film as being about a group of students partying who start receiving weird phone calls and are violently killed one by one by an unknown killer. It recommends distributing the film through Twisted Pictures. It outlines that the trailer should have eerie music without voiceover, featuring staccato shots, lots of blood, darkness, and suspense while never showing the killer. The film poster is described as having dark colors, the film name at the bottom, and a large picture of a victim, while the webpage would include the trailer, cast, contact details and synopsis without revealing too much about the plot.
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The document discusses conventions of horror film posters. It analyzes posters for films like The Devil Inside, Chernobyl Diaries, V/H/S, and The Possession. It notes common elements of horror posters like dark tones, mysterious images rather than characters, the creature causing disruption, taglines leaving questions, and official information. It also discusses elements sometimes excluded like characters, websites, or directors. The document concludes by explaining the poster elements the authors plan to include in their own horror film poster.
Print products
The document analyzes two film posters and two magazine covers. It summarizes the key design elements of each, including color schemes, placement of images and text, and unique selling points. Both posters for The Woman in Black and Paranormal Activity use dark colors and window imagery to create an eerie tone. The magazine covers for Scream 4 and The Blair Witch Project similarly employ red/black colors and center the main antagonist/characters. Unique taglines and reviews are also discussed.
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The document analyzes conventions and inspirations from several comedy horror films including Shaun of the Dead, Piranha 3DD, Bride of Chucky, Zombeavers, Vamp U, Love Bite, Scary Movie, and Tucker and Dale vs Evil. It discusses common elements like isolated locations, characters discovering a threat, exaggerated violence, costumes, editing techniques, music, and tone. The document aims to draw inspiration from these films for a student film project combining comedy and horror elements.
Film posters
The document discusses conventions of horror movie posters, analyzing posters for films like The Devil Inside, Chernobyl Diaries, V/H/S, and The Possession. It notes that horror posters often do not include main characters or specific events and focus more on the creature causing disruption. The document then examines how the analyzed posters do or do not follow conventions like including the film title, tagline, credits, release date, website, and images relating to the plot. It concludes that the poster they will create will include most common elements like title, tagline, credits, and images but not claims of being a "true story."
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This document analyzes conventions and inspirations from various comedy horror films including Shaun of the Dead, Piranha 3DD, Bride of Chucky, Zombeavers, Vamp U, Love Bite, Scary Movie, and Tucker and Dale vs Evil. It discusses common conventions like isolated locations, character types, and the discovery of threats. Elements that could inspire the filmmakers' own work are noted, such as unusual locations, editing techniques, music choices, and balancing horror and comedy tones.
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This document summarizes conventions and inspirations from several comedy horror films that could inform a student film project. It discusses conventions like locations, character types, and narrative structures. Specific inspirations mentioned include the use of costumes, props, music, editing techniques, and titles. Overall, the document aims to provide examples for students to draw from in designing their own comedy horror film trailer.
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The document discusses various concepts related to theory including denotation and connotation of symbols like snakes, flags, and guns. It also analyzes color schemes, character expressions, and iconography used in posters and trailers for films and TV shows like Orange is the New Black, American Horror Story: Freak Show, and The Visit. Additionally, it examines stereotypes associated with gender, class, age and lifestyle. Finally, it defines narrative, provides examples of linear and non-linear narratives, and analyzes the use of color in a Star Wars clip to denote good and evil characters.
Codal Analysis
The document provides a code analysis of three film trailers: The Skeleton Key, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Shutter Island. For each trailer, the analysis identifies and describes the visual, audio, narrative, action, technical, and enigma codes used. The visual codes examine imagery, lighting, weather, and settings. Audio codes look at voiceover, sound effects, and music. Narrative codes analyze character archetypes, binary oppositions, and disruption of equilibrium. Action codes note suspenseful or dramatic scenes. Technical codes cover on-screen text and editing techniques. Enigma codes point out unresolved mysteries that intrigue viewers.
Meaning theory pro forma
The document defines key terms related to meaning, symbols, film posters, narratives, stereotypes, and genres. It provides denotations and connotations for symbols like snakes, flags, and guns. It analyzes posters for the films Frozen, Shutter Island, and Watch Dogs, noting color schemes and symbols. It also distinguishes linear from non-linear narratives, provides stereotypes for gender, class, age, and genres like western, sci-fi, and fantasy. Clip analyses note costumes, lighting, music, and intended meanings.
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- 1. ALONE A2 Media Movie Trailer Amy Pope
- 2. Film synopsis. • My film is going to be a psychological horror/slasher film about a group of students partying together who end up getting weird phone calls and being killed violently one by one but no-one knows who or what is killing them. • My film would be distributed by film distributors like Twisted Pictures as they have experience in distributing horror films.
- 3. Trailer • Eerie music. • No voice over. • Simple music. Mainly electric with an occasional loud bass drum beat. • Staccato shots. • Lots of blood. • Very dark. • Suspense. • Never show the killer.
- 4. Film Poster and Webpage layout. Poster Webpage • Dark colours. • Trailer of film. • Name of film at the bottom. • Cast. • Simple layout but effective. • Contact details e.g. Twitter. • One large picture of the • Synopsis of the film without victim(s). revealing too much. • Tag-line under the film name. • Links to other areas. • Credits under tag-line. • Simple layout. • Release date right at the • Main colours: red, black, bottom. white.