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The teaser trailer is typically 1 minute or less in length to pack the trailer with intense action and intrigue audiences. Fast-paced editing with quick cuts is used to magnify the action and build suspense. Narrative and lively music are used to provide context and drama while concealing much of the actual plot. Shots of violence depict the protagonist engaging in zombie-like behavior of eating human flesh and attacking others to set the scene of the supernatural horror genre and give a sense of the conflict without revealing too much of the story. The title is shown at the very end to leave audiences wanting more information and anticipating the full trailer and film.
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This film follows two detectives, Charlotte and Frank, searching for a serial killer in December. Charlotte begins finding evidence suggesting Frank is the killer. Due to her friendship and trust in Frank, she ignores the evidence in an attempt to prove his innocence. On Charlotte's birthday, Frank reveals he is the killer and was trying to impress Charlotte by killing people similar to her to make her unique. When Charlotte realizes the truth, a fight ensues where they draw their guns on each other. Gunshots are heard and everything goes black, but it's unclear who shot whom.
My film idea
A group of friends on holiday find themselves taken hostage by a foreign mafia in a non-English speaking country. With no possessions, money, or phones, the group must escape captivity and find their way home. Drawing inspiration from films like "Captain Phillips", the document discusses marketing an interpretation of the "Captain Phillips" movie poster to promote the film idea and create synergy between the poster and plot of friends escaping hostage situation with no resources in a foreign land.
Teaser trailer structure break down and analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes three movie teaser trailers:
1) "Hallam Foe" is about a social outcast who seems to witness a murder and must convince others he's telling the truth. It uses 51 shots and opens with the star looking at the camera.
2) "Burn After Reading" has around 60 shots and opens on a title for George Clooney before panning to him removing a welding mask. It shows a man killing someone with a sledgehammer and knife.
3) "Lilya 4-Ever" uses 50 shots and opens with the lead actor walking at the camera. It depicts the life story of the woman seen throughout the trailer.
Distribution companies
Distribution companies are responsible for making films available to audiences through marketing strategies, release dates, and exhibition methods. They determine whether a film is shown in movie theaters, on television, or through personal home viewing. Some potential UK distribution companies that may be interested in an independent, low-budget thriller film include New Line Cinema, Kaleidoscope, and Warp Films due to their experience distributing similar genre films. While the film only contains British actors, the thriller genre has universal appeal. An effective marketing strategy would utilize social media platforms as well as traditional television and billboard advertisements. The film could target both a UK and global audience with an initial cinema release followed by home video. Self-distribution provides full control but is very time
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Teaser trailer analysis
The typical teaser trailer is about 1 minute long and uses non-continuous editing with fast cuts to build tension by showing selected scenes that establish the genre. The sound used includes upbeat music to indicate romance, rock guitar to suggest action/horror, and voiceovers to provide narrative elements and convey comedy. Scenes shown involve a zombie apocalypse, a love interest, and conflict between zombies and humans who form alliances, with the goal of informing audiences about the narrative without revealing too many details. Main characters are introduced who relate to the survival community setting. The film title is purposely shown at the end to build tension and buzz without revealing the release date. Key information given includes the release date, title,
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The document discusses how a group's media product, a teaser trailer for a psychological thriller film, both uses conventions of real trailers and challenges some conventions. The group researched thriller codes and conventions to inform their trailer. Their early drafts were too vague, but after feedback they added elements like a cliffhanger ending and quick cuts to build tension. They challenged conventions by having a female protagonist rather than male and not including intensely thrilling scenes. Locations and props provided clues without revealing the full plot.
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The document discusses how the media product of a teaser trailer for a psychological thriller film developed and challenged conventions of real media. The group researched thriller conventions like creating suspense, including action, and building tension. Their initial trailers were too vague, but after feedback they incorporated conventions like a cliffhanger and hinted at action. However, they challenged conventions by not including intensely thrilling scenes and having a female protagonist, aiming to subtly portray mental illness.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
The document summarizes the process of creating a film trailer for a course assignment. The student and a partner chose to create a sci-fi thriller trailer. They researched the codes and conventions of the genre, including tension, action, and leaving viewers on a cliffhanger. Through iterations and feedback, they improved the trailer by adding subtle action, varying the editing pace to build tension, and leaving the final shot ambiguous. They aimed to attract female viewers by having a female protagonist, challenging a common convention. The final trailer successfully employed genre conventions while developing original characters.
Question 1 evaluation
The document discusses conventions in thriller films and how the media product challenged and used conventions:
1. Typical thriller conventions include a subtle start that builds tension, a plot twist, dark mise-en-scene, and fast-paced editing during tense scenes.
2. The media product challenged conventions through atypical music, lighter costumes, and not showing the murder.
3. It used conventions like unexpected plot twists, close-ups describing feelings, and implying a death without showing it. However, it challenged conventions more than using them.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the media group's thriller project uses and challenges conventions of the thriller genre. It summarizes their research into typical thriller conventions like mysterious antagonists, tense music, and quick editing. It also discusses how their project incorporates conventions like these while challenging others, such as using an elderly rather than young antagonist and focusing on one location rather than multiple.
Media Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real war and psychological thriller films in its opening. It uses conventions like focusing on a single soldier's experience (as in Saving Private Ryan) but challenges conventions by only showing one soldier's perspective and adding psychological elements. It also uses editing techniques from films like Seven to portray PTSD flashbacks through jittery frames and fast cuts. While incorporating conventions from genres like costumes and lighting, it aims to create a hybrid genre by blending war and psychological thriller elements in unconventional ways. The goal is to provide familiarity through conventions but also surprise through new genre combinations.
Media evaluation
The document discusses the film opening's use of conventions from real media products in its genre as a psychological war thriller. It examines how the opening uses conventions of war films like Saving Private Ryan through elements like uniforms and camerawork, while also drawing from psychological thrillers through techniques like jittery editing, flashbacks, and ambient sounds. It challenges some conventions by focusing on one soldier's isolation and PTSD and using music to contrast the intense scenes. The document also discusses representing the social group of WWII veterans and choosing an appropriate media institution to distribute the film.
Question 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products ?
Nea summer work
1) The film "Tight Jeans" consists of three friends sitting on a wall waiting for another friend and engaging in comedic dialogue about nonsense topics like tight jeans.
2) The film "The Fly" follows the getaway driver of a bank robbery who becomes increasingly agitated by a fly in the car until he destroys his chance of successfully completing the robbery by shooting at the fly.
3) Both films rely heavily on diegetic sound and dialogue to drive the comedic narratives, using camerawork and editing to keep the viewer focused on the characters and their conversations.
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Here are the key points about the role of a camera operator:
- They operate the camera equipment on set under the director's guidance. This includes cameras, lighting, and other technical gear.
- They work closely with the director to capture the shots as envisioned while also making technical decisions around equipment, lenses, lighting setups, etc.
- It's important for a camera operator to have expertise operating all types of camera equipment and problem-solving skills in case of any technical issues.
- Famous cinematographer Robert Richardson is an example of a skilled camera operator who has lensed many major films.
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Evaluation q1 a2
The document discusses the conventions used in crime thriller film trailers and magazines. It analyzes how the student's media products follow these conventions. For the trailer, it examines the use of shots, editing techniques, sound, characters, and mise-en-scene to build tension and suspense as is typical in the genre. It also analyzes how the student's film magazine includes key conventions like the masthead, cover lines, and main image to attract readers and market the film. The document demonstrates how understanding and applying genre conventions helps create media products that will appeal to target audiences.
Media evaluation question 1
The document discusses the conventions followed in creating a teaser trailer, movie poster, and magazine cover for a film. It analyzes how each element adheres to typical conventions for the genres of thriller and independent British film. The teaser trailer follows conventions for length, use of montage editing, building tension with music, and revealing the title at the end. The movie poster uses bright colors, an eye-catching title and focal image, key information elements, and sinister tones as expected. The magazine cover replicates the style and elements of the actual publication Sight & Sound to appear realistic.
In what way does your media product use (1)
The document discusses the conventions of crime thriller trailers and how they were applied to a student media project trailer. It begins by outlining some of the key conventions included in most crime thriller trailers, such as editing techniques, camera shots, sound, characters, and setting/location. It then provides details about how these various conventions were implemented in the student's own trailer, with examples of the shots used, soundtrack selected, costumes of the characters, and locations featured. The document demonstrates how the student's trailer adhered to typical crime thriller conventions while also attempting to challenge some expectations.
A2 Evaluation Q1
The document discusses the conventions of crime thriller trailers and how they were applied to a student media project trailer. It begins by outlining some of the key conventions like editing techniques, camera shots, sound, characters, and setting/mise-en-scene. It then provides examples of how these conventions were followed in the student's trailer, such as using fast cuts and tense music to build suspense. Character archetypes like the innocent victim and villain were also employed. Overall, the document demonstrates how the student's trailer adhered to typical crime thriller trailer codes and conventions to engage the target audience.
Question 1 evaluation
The document discusses the conventions of film trailers and how they were used and developed in the author's trailer. It begins by outlining typical elements of trailers such as runtime, release date, titles, and certification. It then analyzes the conventions of crime thriller trailers, including editing techniques, camera shots, sound, mise-en-scene, characters, and settings that build tension and suspense. The author explains how they applied these conventions in their own trailer through shots, editing, sound, costumes, lighting, and other elements to engage the audience and effectively communicate the genre.
Hush trailer analysis
This document analyzes the conventions used in a thriller movie trailer through examining its individual shots and editing. It summarizes that the trailer begins with long takes to slowly build tension through establishing shots and close-ups establishing characters' emotions. It then cuts more rapidly to show action sequences through match cuts. Common thriller techniques like ominous music, silence, and diegetic sounds are used. Iconic props like masks and weapons are employed to identify the antagonist and set up conflict. The trailer concludes by displaying the film title, as is standard for the genre.
Question one
The document discusses conventions of real media products and how the student's media products utilize or challenge these conventions. It examines conventions for teaser trailers, posters/magazine covers, and thriller genres. For teaser trailers, it focuses on length, editing techniques, and use of sound/company logos. For posters/magazine covers, it analyzes visual elements like character placement and title design. And for thrillers, it explores common settings, narratives, and visual iconography like lighting. The student aims to adhere to these conventions to create realistic and believable media products while putting their own spin on certain elements.
Trailer vs
Trailers aim to depict the plot and storylines of a film in 2-3 minutes without revealing too much. They introduce audiences to characters and hint at dangers to entice viewers. Trailers must be interesting and fascinating to attract audiences to watch the full film. Similarly, films show the storyline in its entirety in chronological order to reveal characters and stories in greater depth. Both films and trailers portray gripping accounts to attract audiences. Narration and editing techniques are used in both trailers and films to depict characters and establish key moments, though trailers combine necessary scenes faster to provide intriguing insights. Sound is also used in trailers and films to set atmospheres and evoke emotions in viewers.
Question1
The document discusses how the media product, a thriller film trailer, uses and develops conventions of the thriller genre. It analyzes the various filmmaking techniques and stylistic choices used in the trailer, such as camera work, editing, sound, mise-en-scene, lighting, characters, and narrative structure, and how they conform to typical thriller genre conventions. By researching other thriller trailers and films, the filmmakers were able to identify common codes and conventions of the thriller genre and apply them to their own trailer to clearly communicate the genre to audiences.
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