Analysis of se7en title sequence
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The title sequence of Se7en uses various techniques to set the tone of a psychological thriller. Close-up shots of objects suggest they will be focal points for manipulating characters' psychological turmoil. Images of surgery imply characters will deal with psychological disorders. A close-up of an anonymous villain aims to highlight deception and mystery. The editing starts slowly to build tension but speeds up as the psychological aspects become more prominent, sometimes slowing again to emphasize key points. The sepia filter creates an uneasy, nauseous feeling fitting for the genre. Bible passages reference the villain relying on religion and psychology, though in an ironic and twisted way, showing his psychological turmoil.
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The title sequence of the film Se7en begins with a close-up shot of someone slowly turning the blank pages of a handmade book in the dark, signifying an obsession. Disturbing non-diegetic sounds play as the credits appear in a sketchy font. Subsequent extreme close-up shots show disturbing images and tools that imply psychotic murders, confirming the film's horror/thriller genre. Intercut are shots of relaxed tea-making that create an unsettling contrast. The sequence aims to immerse viewers in the mind of the psychopathic killer through these disturbing and disorienting images and sounds.
Evaluation Question 1
Media Evaluation question 1, In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms or conventions of real media products?
Kathryn- Real media research
The opening title sequence of Fight Club begins inside the microscopic view of a body, immersed the viewer in the psychological inner workings. Shots progress through the body before emerging in a close up of a character's sweaty forehead with a gun in their mouth. This establishes the psychological thriller genre and sinister tone. The first line of dialogue references the mysterious Tyler Durden, hooking the audience's interest in this significant character.
Evaluation question 1
Our media product challenges conventions of psychological horror films through its nonlinear narrative, use of flashbacks, and portrayal of a protagonist struggling with mental health issues. The film follows Lucy, a teenage girl haunted by memories of murdering her friend. Scenes jump back and forth in time to reveal Lucy's deteriorating mental state. Cinematography like low angle shots and whip pans create tension and convey Lucy's anxiety and breakdowns. The locations of a rooftop and bathroom heighten the psychological elements. Editing increases pace during climactic scenes, and diegetic sounds of arguments blend with unsettling nondiegetic music and whispers. Titles are placed after the intro to pause reflection on Lucy's turmoil.
Evaluation 5
The document discusses how the opening of a film attracted its audience through certain elements. It included a cut between the protagonist and shots on a wall to set the genre and atmosphere. Dark music enhanced the mystery.
It also compares the film opening to Se7en, noting they both use non-diegetic soundtracks to set a thriller/horror tone. Close-ups in Se7en and the document's film aimed to create intimacy and unease.
The unique selling point is said to be the plot, which is loosely based on real serial killer H.H. Holmes and set in a modern context, intriguing history fans with its dark and twisted mood stemming from real events.
Analysis of se7en
The opening scene of the crime thriller "Se7en" presents a mysterious man slowly turning the pages of a book in a dimly lit room to set an ominous tone. Over black credits accompanied by unsettling music and handwriting, the film establishes its themes of mystery and abnormality within the first 15 seconds. Gruesome shots of lifeless hands and skin being sliced with a razor further a chilling atmosphere and imply the possibility of serial murder. Intercut with fading shots that denote the passage of time, a blood-red photograph suggests the killer is maintaining records of victims or a "hit list". Through its disturbing visuals and unsettling score, the prologue immerses viewers in the film's dark world of
Analysis of se7en
The opening scene of the crime thriller "Se7en" presents a mysterious man slowly turning the pages of a book in a dimly lit room to set an ominous tone. Over black credits accompanied by unsettling music and handwriting, the film establishes its themes of mystery and abnormality within the first 15 seconds. Gruesome shots of lifeless hands and skin being sliced with a razor further a chilling atmosphere and imply the possibility of serial murder. Intercut with fading shots that denote the passage of time, a blood-red photograph suggests the killer is preparing a hit list. Through its disturbing imagery and unsettling score, the opening establishes the film as a dark psychological thriller centered around a ruthless killer.
Title & Opening Sequence Textual Analysis
The document analyzes the opening sequence of the psychological thriller film "Before I Go To Sleep." It summarizes that the opening sequence creates mystery and confusion by providing very little information. It begins with just the title on a black screen with no sound. Unrecognizable sounds are then added, building tension. The audience is introduced to the main character through a point-of-view shot that reveals she is not alone and confused about her surroundings. As more dramatic nondiegetic sounds are incorporated, both the character and audience try to understand what is happening. The lack of clear information builds suspense and mystery as the plot develops.
Textual analysis of 2 Soap Opera Trailers
This document provides an analysis of two soap opera trailers: EastEnders and Hollyoaks. For EastEnders, the trailer uses a non-diegetic soundtrack and sound effects to create suspense around the murder of a character named Lucy. Each character is presented as a potential suspect. For Hollyoaks, the trailer utilizes dramatic diegetic dialogue and a fast-paced soundtrack to showcase the multi-storyline drama, including arguments, secrets, and a gunshot at the end. Both trailers employ techniques like close-ups, lighting, clothing, and facial expressions to convey emotion and draw viewers into the soap opera's unfolding mysteries and interconnecting stories.
Question 5
The document discusses how to attract and engage audiences for a thriller opening sequence. It describes using technical elements like camerawork, lighting, sound, and editing to create tension, fear, and disorientation. Specific techniques mentioned include a home video-style point of view shot at the beginning to intrigue audiences, close-ups during flashbacks to show emotion, low lighting to create an unsettling mood, and fast cuts during flashbacks to convey uncertainty. Character-based elements like depicting independence and rebellion that teenagers can relate to are also discussed. Overall, the document aims to attract audiences by using common thriller conventions and tropes that excite audiences and make them want to continue watching to see how the themes of danger, crime, and
Textual analysis of 2 soap opera trailers
This document provides an analysis of two soap opera trailers from EastEnders and Hollyoaks. For the EastEnders trailer, the analysis notes the effective use of non-diegetic sound to create suspense and uncertainty. Technical elements like close-ups, point-of-view shots, and abrupt editing are also discussed. Analysis of the Hollyoaks trailer examines the fast-paced dramatic soundtrack, inclusion of arguing dialogue, and changing lighting and costumes to reflect character emotions. Elements from both trailers that the author would replicate include tracking shots, broken frames, soundtracks, and lack of dialogue to introduce unknown characters without bias. Fading edits and a mix of lighting styles are also identified as strengths.
Evaluation task 1
This document provides analysis of shots from a thriller film sequence. The sequence begins with a "Stab!!" shot representing a killing to startle the audience. Subsequent shots introduce a naive blonde character, show the protagonist staring at her ear and taking notes in a notebook, build sexual tension between them, and end with a slow motion close up of her ear as the protagonist's inner voice says "Her ear", creating apprehension about what may happen. The shots are designed to confuse the audience, reveal the protagonist's dark psyche, play on stereotypes, and steadily increase tension and unease.
Presentation1
The trailer uses various cinematic techniques to establish the thriller genre and build suspense. Close-ups of iconography and a shift to black and white symbolize darkness and impending danger. Mise-en-scene reveals few setting details, creating mystery. Creepy music conveys the killer's distorted mindset and builds tension. Shaky, black-and-white titles shown with creepy effects establish the psychologically chilling narrative and tone of the film. Fast-paced editing with jump cuts implies action and uses genre conventions to startle the audience.
In what ways does your media product u
The document discusses how a short film used and challenged conventions of psychological thriller films. It analyzed films like Shutter Island and Cape Fear to understand typical conventions like themes of death, strange characters, something unusual happening, and a confident main character. It also discusses how the short film employed similar conventions through close-ups, lighting, point-of-view shots, and generating suspense rather than showing the actual event. By basing some scenes on Cape Fear, the short film also challenged stereotypes to suggest a more edgy genre.
Media evaluation task 1
The document provides an evaluation of the opening sequence created for the thriller film "Dammia" by comparing shots and conventions used to those in the films "Psycho" and the TV show "Dexter". The evaluator found that while some shots effectively mirrored techniques from "Psycho" and "Dexter", others from the reference media were more compelling due to elements like lighting, camera angles, and editing pace. Overall, the evaluation aims to highlight both successful replications of cinematic conventions as well as areas that could be improved for increased tension and intrigue.
Evaluation q1,2,3,6
The document discusses how the opening of the student's horror film follows conventions of the genre through elements like young main characters, isolated setting, low-key lighting, non-diegetic soundtrack, and close-ups. It also describes how the student researched techniques used in films like The Shining and The Departed to understand different genres. While the characters and plot generally conform to horror tropes, the film challenges some norms by having a female antagonist and representing social groups in non-traditional ways. The student aims to distribute the independent, low-budget film through arthouse cinemas.
Evaluation activity 1
The document analyzes how the student's short horror film opening sequence uses and develops conventions of real horror movie openings. It introduces the main character at a party and as he walks home alone at night. Shots include a graveyard setting and a dismembered arm. The character and plot are intentionally kept mysterious to build tension. Font, camera work, costumes, and props are chosen to effectively set the horror genre and foreshadow an unsettling event. The analysis compares techniques to successful horror films like "It Follows" and "The Ring" to establish conventions like suspense, isolated characters, and an unresolved climax.
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- 1. Analysis of Se7en Title Sequence BY GEORGIA ST. LOUIS
- 2. Music and Sound The music created an eerie feeling as it seemed to give a sense of being watched, highlighting the psychological thriller genre. The amplified screams implies a sense of danger and insecurity, generating the idea of helplessness, additionally giving it a thrilling feeling.
- 3. Shots and Angles CU of different objects suggests that those objects are a focal point of the psychological turmoil that is going to occur internally to people within the film, showing how this is going to be used to manipulate the different characters. Pictures of surgery, proves people in this film are going to have an association with psychological disorders, linking in with the genre of the film being a psychological thriller. CU of villain is used to give a sense of anonymity this is so that the psychological aspect of the plot can become prominent, as it involves having the sinister and mysterious feeling of not knowing who is committing these villainous acts. Pictures seem blurred so things aren't what they are perceived to be, highlighting various ideas of deception - things are't what they seem.
- 4. Editing Editing starts slow to highlight the equilibrium similar to Todorov's Narrative Theory, but as it progresses, building up to the tension and the rising action within the film, the psychological aspects become more prominent as the editing speeds up. However, ever so often it slows down to emphasise the central focal points within the film. The filter in the camera is sepia which is made up of grimy and dirty browns, this makes the audience feel nauseous and uneasy, once again highlighting the psychological thriller genre, through the creation of the thrilling feeling.
- 5. Narrative Enigma Bible prophesy emphasises that John Doe relies souly on religion and psychological beliefs to aid him in committing these crimes - ironically, even though these are not what God would have suggested, giving the sense of psychological turmoil. The villain seems to be more evil and brutal when there is that aspect of mystery as the tension is building within the audience. The different words focus on the film's complex plotline, suggesting that the audience has to think hard about the different events within the film.