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The document discusses ideas for an over-the-shoulder (OTS) film based on the zombie horror film Resident Evil: Afterlife. It notes Resident Evil: Afterlife features a female protagonist named Alice who must escape a prison surrounded by zombies while opposing an evil human organization. The document proposes the OTS film could also be set in a dystopian future world overrun by zombies and include a countertypical female protagonist similar to Alice who is aggressive and violent in order to survive.
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The document describes different recipes for fake movie blood that were tested, including washing up liquid blood, chocolate blood, ketchup blood, icing blood, and peanut butter blood. It provides the ingredients and reflections for each type of blood, noting characteristics like consistency, ease of production, realism, and suitability for different injury situations. Overall, the fake blood options were evaluated based on their visual realism and practical application in mock injury scenarios for filmmaking purposes.
Assignment 17
The document outlines a non-linear, montage-style opening title sequence that jumps across time. It presents 10 bullet points describing key events: people go missing in Windsor; the homeless attack others who develop dark green spots and aggression; riots break out as the infection spreads worldwide. The sequence culminates with an infected couple charging at a reporter before the screen cuts to black with an explosion, setting the scene for a zombie apocalypse story that shows how the outbreak began and changed the world.
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This document outlines Sam Qureshi's original treatment (OTS) for a zombie horror film. It begins by establishing the conventions of the zombie subgenre. The treatment then presents the plot, which uses a nonlinear structure to show the progression from isolated zombie attacks to a full-blown apocalypse. Character types, settings, and technical elements that will reinforce genre conventions are also described. The target audience is identified as 15-25 year old working class men who enjoy horror films.
Assignment 15
Production companies are responsible for creating films and ensuring they appeal to target audiences. They handle budgeting, scheduling, scripting and production. Film distribution companies market and distribute films after production to wider audiences. Their role is to maximize profits by appealing to target audiences through marketing and distribution. Major distributors like Universal, 20th Century Fox, and Warner Bros have distributed profitable horror, vampire and zombie films through appealing to genre fans.
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