Analysis Of A Thriller Film Opening Rachael Welsh[2]
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The document provides an analysis of the opening scenes of the horror/thriller film The Shining, directed by Stanley Kubrick. It describes plot elements, characters, locations, camera work, sound effects, editing techniques, and genre characteristics of the opening sequence. Specific details like the release date, awards, and intended target audience are also mentioned.
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The document analyzes the openings of four horror films - The Ring, A Nightmare on Elm Street, I Know What You Did Last Summer, and Scream. Some key similarities identified across the openings are that they begin with diegetic sounds to create suspense, feature only one or two characters to heighten fear, and establish threats primarily targeting female characters. Technically, the openings also use tracking shots and different location settings while creating tension through loud diegetic sounds.
Research conclusion
The document analyzes the openings of four horror films - The Ring, A Nightmare on Elm Street, I Know What You Did Last Summer, and Scream. Some key similarities identified across the openings are that they begin with diegetic sounds to create suspense, feature only one or two characters to heighten fear, and establish threats primarily targeting female characters. Technically, the openings also use tracking shots and different settings while creating tension through loud diegetic sounds.
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The opening sequence of 28 Weeks Later uses various techniques to set the tone and build tension. It introduces characters at an isolated cottage location to relate to. While the beginning has a calm, normal feel with no music or dialogue, the sequence gets increasingly fast-paced with electronic music and quick cuts between shots. Little context is directly provided to leave the audience wondering and engaged in the story.
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The opening sequence of a movie begins with stormy weather sounds to set a tense scene outside at dawn. Though the sunrise suggests a new beginning, low lighting maintains a sense of lingering tension. Title graphics imitate lightning against purple and lilac colors that connote the supernatural. Slow motion shots alienate viewers from characters in a moment that seems preserved to contrast with the discord of the rest of the movie.
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The opening scene uses slow camera tilts and pans without sound to build suspense. A dead body is shown in the forest with a gun and bullet wound. A cat investigates and is stalked by a figure in a gas mask. Several match-on-action shots show the figure silently firing an arrow from a bow to kill the cat, which had been lured by the dead body as a trap. The scene ends by fading to white, leaving the audience unsure of what will happen next.
My best film opening "the book of Eli"
The opening scene of "The Book of Eli" effectively establishes mystery and intrigue. It introduces the main character Eli as he encounters a vulnerable-looking woman who turns out to be part of a bandit group. Eli then easily kills all the bandits in an impressive fight scene. Questions are raised about Eli's abilities, the book he carries, and the post-apocalyptic setting. Low-key lighting, a dead body, and Eli's solitary nature set an ominous tone and genre of action/horror film.
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The trailer for Shutter Island abides by the codes and conventions of the thriller genre. It builds tension and mystery through techniques like quick cuts, low key lighting, ominous music, and ambiguous dialogue. While no antagonist is clearly shown, the protagonist appears vulnerable and confused within the dark and isolated setting of a mysterious asylum. Hints are provided that he may himself be the source of the disruption. The trailer aims to draw in 14-22 year old audiences through its use of suspense, romance, and a seemingly powerless yet relatable main character trapped in a perilous situation.
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The document analyzes the openings of four horror films - The Ring, A Nightmare on Elm Street, I Know What You Did Last Summer, and Scream. Some key similarities identified across the openings are that they begin with diegetic sounds to create suspense, feature only one or two characters to heighten fear, and establish threats primarily targeting female characters. Technically, the openings also use tracking shots and different settings while creating tension through loud diegetic sounds.
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The opening sequence of a movie begins with stormy weather sounds to set a tense scene outside at dawn. Though the sunrise suggests a new beginning, low lighting maintains a sense of lingering tension. Title graphics imitate lightning against purple and lilac colors that connote the supernatural. Slow motion shots alienate viewers from characters in a moment that seems preserved to contrast with the discord of the rest of the movie.
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The trailer for Shutter Island abides by the codes and conventions of the thriller genre. It builds tension and mystery through techniques like quick cuts, low key lighting, ominous music, and ambiguous dialogue. While no antagonist is clearly shown, the protagonist appears vulnerable and confused within the dark and isolated setting of a mysterious asylum. Hints are provided that he may himself be the source of the disruption. The trailer aims to draw in 14-22 year old audiences through its use of suspense, romance, and a seemingly powerless yet relatable main character trapped in a perilous situation.
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The movie poster depicts the main male and female actors with the male's face shown as both good and beastly, hinting at his character. It features the film's title in the center and its release date. The tagline asks a question to intrigue viewers. Imagery within binoculars depicts a male protagonist witnessing an attack, while the female protagonist is shown in black and white with her eyes in color, representing her insanity. Text and imagery aim to provide context about the thriller/drama plot while maintaining mystery.
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The film will be shown in cinemas worldwide with a £110 million budget, produced by a major studio. It will be a psychological thriller with supernatural elements, focusing on a possessed little girl seeking revenge on her murdered mother. The opening scene will take place in and around an old house using practical lighting and props to set an eerie tone. The aim is to make audiences uncomfortable in a familiar setting.
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The film is a psychological thriller called "The Treatment" with a budget of £110 million produced by a major studio. It will focus on a possessed young girl and her father, who murdered the girl's mother. The film aims to make audiences uncomfortable by setting ordinary domestic scenes and then adding frightening elements. It will have a dark and mysterious plot that does not provide closure. The style will create an eerie atmosphere through settings like an old house, costumes, and lighter lighting as conditions allow.
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The film will be a £110 million psychological thriller distributed widely in theaters and home media. It will follow a young girl who may be possessed by her murdered mother's spirit, out to get her father who committed the crime. The film aims to make audiences uncomfortable by setting ordinary domestic scenes alongside unsettling supernatural events. It will have a dark plot leaving the ending open to interpretation, and feature only a few characters - the girl, her father, and grandmother - to build mystery around their relationships and past crimes.
Treat ment done
The film will be distributed widely in movie theaters globally and later released on DVD, Blu-ray, and streaming services. It is a big-budget psychological thriller produced by a major studio. The opening scene takes place at an ordinary family home and uses lighting, costumes, and a doll prop to set an eerie tone and subtly reveal clues about the possessed young girl and her murderous father. The film aims to make audiences feel uncomfortable in a normally safe environment like home.
Pitch
This is the pitch we made for our opening scene.
We got some good feedback from the group including:
The fact we had good detail
They liked the genre and concept we had
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The film will be a psychological thriller distributed widely in theaters and on home video/streaming platforms. It will focus on a possessed young girl and her father who murdered the girl's mother. The opening scene will set up an ordinary family in their home to contrast with the supernatural elements that will create unease. Filming will take place at an old house location using available light and a handheld shooting style.
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The film opening of Insidious establishes the horror genre through eerie music and slow edits showing shadows and ghostly figures. It introduces the film's title and key personnel against a backdrop of an empty house where strange events seem to be occurring. The audience is left with many unanswered questions about who will be haunted and what dangers may lie ahead.
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The document outlines the plans for a 2 minute horror/thriller film opening. It will begin with a young girl waking up to strange noises in her home at night. As she investigates, she hears footsteps but finds no one. In the climax, a figure will be seen standing in her doorway, leaving the audience wondering what will happen next. The target audience is ages 12 and older. Filming will take place at night inside a house containing both antique and modern props to create an eerie atmosphere through dim lighting and shadows.
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Evaluation question 1.
The document discusses film conventions and how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions. It analyzes conventions for openings, genres, characters, locations, lighting, sound, editing, and more. For their horror film opening, it uses many conventions like logos, titles, music, and introducing characters, but also challenges conventions through lighting, props, and character archetypes to surprise the audience. The goal is keeping viewers engaged through a mix of conforming to and adapting expectations.
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