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N JThis document analyzes the poster for the 2009 horror film "Orphan". It summarizes the plot, which involves a family adopting a child named Esther from an orphanage who is actually a 33-year old woman with a rare disorder. The analysis then examines various elements of Esther's depiction in the poster, such as her dark grey background representing decay, the choker and black ribbons suggesting she wants to appear older, and her darkened eyes and deformed shadowing making her look dangerous and evil. Overall, the poster is deemed highly successful for a horror film by creating an intriguing and bizarre atmosphere through lighting and imagery.
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The document discusses a student film project focusing on the supernatural horror genre. It will tell the story of two pairs of sisters - Emily and Elizabeth in the past, and Alice and Kate in the present - who encounter a supernatural presence in the house they live in. Key elements will include possession, exorcisms, and mysterious occurrences centered around a cult and its rituals. The target audience enjoys supernatural horrors that feature cursed or possessed children.
Horror pitch
The document discusses a student film project focusing on the supernatural horror genre. It will tell the story of two pairs of sisters - Emily and Elizabeth in the past, and Alice and Kate in the present - who experience strange and frightening events in the same house where a cult ritual went wrong years ago, causing Emily to become possessed by a spirit. The film aims to include common supernatural conventions to appeal to its target 18-35 year old audience who enjoy supernatural horrors for their fear of the unknown. Location filming will take place both in the haunted house and in surrounding forest areas.
Horror pitch final
The document discusses a student film project focusing on the supernatural horror genre. It will tell the story of two pairs of sisters - Emily and Elizabeth in the past, and Alice and Kate in the present - who experience strange and frightening events in the same house where a cult ritual went wrong years ago, causing Emily to become possessed by a spirit. The film aims to include common supernatural conventions to appeal to its target 18-35 year old audience who enjoy supernatural horrors for their fear of the unknown. Location filming will take place both in the haunted house and in surrounding forest areas.
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The production log outlines the process of creating a radio trailer, including developing ideas, scripts, assets and finalizing the trailer. It shows tasks like creating mood boards, conducting audience research, drafting multiple script versions and gathering sound bytes were assigned to team members from June 2017 to April 2018. The final steps involved creating music, sound effects and finishing the official radio trailer.
Official Final Radio Trailer Script
Two teenage girls were brutally murdered one night. Police received reports of screaming and found the bodies of the two girls, with one appearing to have been stabbed. They are asking the public for help in identifying the murderer. The radio program teases an upcoming movie called "Senseless" that explores the good and bad sides of human nature and what lurks within.
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Two girls were brutally murdered according to a distorted news report. The report says police are asking for help identifying the murderer. Screams and heavy breathing are heard, along with ambient sounds and chains clanking. A cry for help is also heard. The trailer ends by questioning whether the audience's morality is good or bad, implying their choice has consequences, and announcing the film's release date.
Recce
This document contains recce reports for various locations being considered for filming and editing scenes for a horror movie production. Locations include classrooms, a radio room, kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, bedrooms, corridors, and playgrounds at a school. Each location is assessed for risks like tripping hazards, sharp objects, electrical hazards, and availability. Most locations are deemed to have low to medium risk. Precautions recommended include clearing away wires and liquids, being cautious of sharp edges, and ensuring adequate space for filming. The playground at the school is selected for having the least danger.
Film equipment rental agreement
Central Foundation Girls' School Media Department rented filming equipment including cameras, boom poles, tripods, and lights to Dark Arts Production. Dark Arts Production agreed to take full responsibility for the safety of the equipment and return it in good condition by a specified date. The agreement stipulates that Dark Arts Production will be charged replacement costs for any lost or damaged equipment.
Film location contract
Dark Arts Production is granted exclusive rights to use and occupy premises described in the contract for the purpose of filming their movie "Senseless". The contract allows Dark Arts Production access to the premises to construct sets and film scenes from December 2017 to January 2018. Dark Arts Production is responsible for leaving the premises in the same condition and will cover any damages caused during filming. The owner grants Dark Arts Production rights to use footage from the premises in their movie and online platforms.
Poster Draft Layouts
This document outlines three drafts of a poster layout. It lists the stages as the first draft, second draft, and third draft of the poster design. The document provides high-level information about progressing through multiple iterations to refine a poster layout.
Lighting plan for film
The document provides a lighting plan for various locations that will be filmed. It describes using LED video lights to enhance brightness and soften lighting in indoor locations like the bathroom, living room, and bedroom. For outdoor locations like the outside broadcast, park, and school playground, it will rely mainly on natural lighting from the sun and sky along with handheld lights, and use filters during editing to set mood and tone.
Final script
Mila has been struggling with bullying and takes antidepressants. She has nightmares about killing one of her bullies in the woods. When news reports air about two girls being murdered in the woods, Mila watches CCTV footage and realizes it was her in the video, committing the murders. She begins to smirk as she realizes she was the killer.
Textual analysis of the jigsaw
The document provides a detailed textual analysis of the short horror film "The Jigsaw". It summarizes the plot, which involves a man buying an ominous jigsaw at an antique shop against the owner's warning. When he completes the puzzle at home, he realizes it was a bad decision. Key shots and editing techniques are examined, such as low-angle shots used to make certain characters seem threatening. The analysis also notes how the film effectively builds tension through its use of music, lighting, locations and an unexpected twist ending.
Final script: Senseless by Dark Arts Production
Mila has been having vivid nightmares and flashbacks about brutally stabbing and killing her bullies in the woods. When she sees news footage of the actual murders, which show her as the killer, she begins to smirk as she realizes it was not just a dream. The film explores Mila grappling with her dark side being unleashed as she takes revenge on those who have tormented her.
Draft script
Mila has been having vivid nightmares about fatally stabbing her bully in the woods. When she wakes up and goes about her daily routine, she receives a notification that someone has died. That evening while eating dinner, a news report comes on showing CCTV footage of a stabbing. Mila realizes with horror that she is the person in the footage committing the murder.
Radio trailer: Survey Response
The survey responses provided insights into what sounds and elements younger audiences prefer in a horror movie trailer:
- 50% of respondents were female, with most respondents being between 15-30 years old.
- Music, sounds effects, and voices are considered important by most for setting the tone and identifying the genre, though some felt voices were overused.
- Silence, sudden sounds, screams and creepy laughter were cited as scary sounds.
- Successful trailers build tension without revealing the full plot.
- Favorite trailers mentioned used conventions like music, sounds and hints of plot without giving everything away.
Timeline of Horror
The document provides a timeline of major horror films from the 1890s to the 2010s. Some key developments include the first horror films in the late 19th century, Universal studio enriching the genre in the 1930s-1940s with films like Dracula and Frankenstein, the rise of slasher films in the 1970s-1980s with movies like Halloween and A Nightmare on Elm Street, and the increasing realism and technological advances that influenced horror in the 21st century exemplified by remakes like It. The timeline traces the evolution of horror movie themes, styles and popular franchises over more than a century.
Poster analysis: American Psycho
The poster depicts Patrick Bateman looking away awkwardly, with only shadows visible on his deformed face, suggesting his monstrous nature. He wears a clean suit, juxtaposing his professional appearance with his savage personality. Most striking is the strange reflection of his alien-like face in the knife, which intrigues viewers and makes them question what is happening without revealing the plot. The poster hints at key elements like Bateman's cunning duplicity without fully disclosing the psychological horror thriller's events.
Whatsapp short horror film research
The document summarizes the results of a small survey where 6 people were asked via WhatsApp about their preferences for horror film sub-genres and the types of horror films they have watched. Most respondents (4 out of 6) preferred either supernatural films, which bring unimaginable monsters to life in a realistic way, or psychological horror films, which they enjoyed for their puzzling plots and grounded realism.
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Pitch: Psychological Short Horror Film
This document outlines a pitch for a 5-minute psychological horror short film. The film would follow a teenage girl named Spencer who was severely bullied in the past and has developed a dangerous split personality that murders her tormentors. Key elements include Spencer's poor eyesight contributing to memory loss and confusion about the killings. The film would start with a murder, then follow Spencer as she has flashbacks and realizes her other personality's actions. It aims to portray the real psychological horror of living with an undiagnosed mental illness.
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Before discussing the specifics of the kidnapping. it is crucial to understand who Dwayne Johnson is and why his kidnapping would be so significant. Born May 2, 1972, Dwayne Douglas Johnson is an American actor, producer, businessman. and former professional wrestler. Known by his ring name, "The Rock," he gained fame in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) before transitioning to a successful career in Hollywood.
Johnson's filmography includes blockbuster hits such as "The Fast and the Furious" series, "Jumanji," "Moana," and "San Andreas." His charismatic personality, impressive physique. and action-star status have made him a beloved figure worldwide. Thus, the news of his kidnapping would send shockwaves across the globe.
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- 1. Orphan Film Poster Analysis Noshin Jahan
- 2. Plot • Horror, mystery, thriller • 7 August 2009 • Rated 15 • A family devastated by a miscarriage decide to adopt a child from an orphanage. They are drawn to a child called Esther. The mother, Kate feels something wrong with Esther and thinks she may have a psychological problem. Esther goes on to tearing- apart a happy family to get to the father-whom she is attracted to. At the end of the film, Kate finds out Esther has a rare disorder that causes dwarfism and makes her appear younger than usual, she is actually a 33 year old woman. Kate eventually manages to kill Esther.
- 3. Background: Predominantly dark grey(connotes her dark identity and background, it also connotes decay as she is slowly ageing), however there is a light around her that that gives the audience the illusion that she is a little innocent girl. Iconography: Esther is wearing a choker, which is usually associated with older women or in historical context: worn by prostitutes (this gives the audience the allusion that she wants to be a grown up woman, as kids don’t wear chokers ). The choker is an ox-blood red, this may suggest Esther’s inevitable death it is also associated with blood and evil, which connotes she wants to cause mayhem. Iconography: Esther is wearing pig tails with ribbon hair ties. This suggests she is child, however the use of black ribbons suggest she is much older than to what meets the eye. In context-A black ribbon is worn as a symbol of mourning and remembrance-this gives the audience a hidden message of her past.
- 4. Iconography: Esther is wearing a traditional old school girl dress. The colour of the dress is blue. The audience can automatically infer that this dress does not belong to the modern time- period, the dress hints that perhaps she belongs to a different time period or she isn’t who she says she is. Subject: Esther’s eyes are darkened-almost black. The colour black connotes evil and darkness. This gives the audience the impression that her ultimate aim is to cause evil and mayhem. Subject: The shadows on her faces hit odd angles. For example, there is a shadow falling on her eyes, this creates are darkness surrounding her eyes, this gives Esther a deformed look.
- 5. Tagline: In capital letters, this directly hinting to the audience that she will cause evil and the audience can automatically infer that she is the antagonist. The tagline is informative and does not give the plot away. Title: Is in a childish font, as if a child had written. The tile consist of mixed lowercase and uppercase letters, this is irony because in actuality she is a grown up woman. Subject: Esther dominates the whole poster- this connotes she is the main character. Moreover, her gaze is directed towards the camera, which is directly facing the audience this connotes she is different to other children, she looks dangerous and ruthless.
- 6. Overall, this is a highly successful horror poster. The poster is intriguing, the bizarre shadows and lighting is essential for creating a horror atmosphere.