Assignment 31
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The document outlines the locations, scenes, and logistics for filming a short film involving 7 scenes shot at 2 locations - a country park and a house. It provides details on the scenes filmed at each location, travel plans for the cast and crew to each location, and precautions to take regarding health and safety risks like equipment protection from the elements, permitted filming areas, and personal protection from the cold.
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This document contains details for filming locations and travel logistics for a student film project. It lists two filming locations: Fryent Country Park and Gelsomina's grandparents' house. Seven scenes will be filmed, with scenes 1,3,5,7 taking place at the park and scenes 2,4,6 at the house. It also provides travel details for getting each student crew member to the two locations. Health and safety risks are identified for travel, locations, equipment, and personal safety, with precautions outlined.
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Assignment 31
The document discusses locations for filming scenes for a student film project. It lists two locations: 1) Fyrent Country Park and 2) Gelsomina's Grandparents' House. It provides details for 7 scenes, assigning each an outdoor or indoor location. Travel details are outlined for getting each member to the two locations. Potential health and safety risks are also listed, along with precautions to take, such as ensuring locations are accessible and equipment protected from the elements.
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The document discusses location shots for the opening sequence of a movie about a house robbery. Shot 1 shows the exterior of the house and will be where the criminals are first seen and a chase scene occurs later. Shot 2 shows the doorbell and front door, which are important as that is how the criminals initially gain access. Shot 3 shows the landing where the initial attack and protagonist's chase down the stairs will happen. Shot 4 shows the bedroom and landing that will be used in the sequence. Shot 5 shows the protagonist's bedroom to establish his normality before the robbery. Shot 6 shows the kitchen, a key location where the woman is seen before answering the door and items are stolen. The locations were chosen to help spread out equipment
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product with ancillary texts. It notes that the poster, trailer, and magazine used consistent fonts, colors, and imagery to tie them together and represent the supernatural thriller genre. Blue and white were used throughout to symbolize evil. Both ancillary texts featured the two main characters to explore their journeys, as in the trailer. The combination of matching design elements across the products helps audiences connect them and promote the main product.
Poster construction powerpoint
This document provides instructions for creating a poster using Photoshop in 5 steps:
1. The first step describes using Picmonkey to apply a blue cross process tint and dusk effect to the image.
2. Step two explains how to add a shattered glass effect over the image by importing a glass texture into Photoshop and resizing it.
3. Step three details using the burn tool to darken an eyeball and switch the brush color to red to add eyeliner.
4. Step four covers adding and formatting text over the image by creating text boxes and changing font colors and styles.
5. The final step discusses dodging and burning the credits by changing the highlight strength
Technology I Personally Used
The document describes various technologies and software that the author used to complete their coursework, including:
Slideshare to upload PowerPoints and documents to their blogger site; Google/Gmail for research and communication; Blogger to document and present coursework; Word to write treatments and scripts; BBFC and IMDb websites for research on film ratings and conventions; PowerPoint and Prezi for presentations; FreeSFX for sound effects; YouTube to upload draft videos; Wikipedia for research; Final Cut Pro, iMovie and GifMaker for video editing; Picmonkey and Photoshop for photo editing; SurveyMonkey for collecting audience feedback; Facebook to share work; and PhotoPeach, Photoshop and InDesign
Magazine construction powerpoint
This document provides instructions for constructing a magazine cover in 4 steps:
1) Applying a blue color tint to an image using Picmonkey to give it a supernatural feel.
2) Adding text and formatting fonts using InDesign, including changing colors and fonts.
3) Creating black boxes and placing a barcode using the rectangle tool and placing images.
4) Applying final touchups using burn and dodge tools to add aged and glowing effects.
Editing powerpoint
Fast editing techniques like fast pace and jump cuts are commonly used in thriller and supernatural trailers to build tension and engage the target audience. Flashbacks may be included to provide backstory for characters. The pace typically starts moderate to introduce characters and the plot but increases during intense or scary scenes shown in a montage to create suspense. Editing styles vary by genre with techniques like fade to black transitions often used in horror. Non-linear narratives and use of sound effects are cited as effective techniques the author wishes to employ.
Survey
The survey results provided feedback on a supernatural thriller film trailer. For question one, respondents were biased since the survey took place at an all-girls school. Question two was also predictable since it was conducted with sixth formers. Responses to question three were similarly influenced by being at a school. For question four, respondents identifying with characters' hobbies could make the trailer more realistic. Questions five and six informed the development of supernatural forces and editing techniques. Question seven confirmed that the trailer structure was successful and involved the audience in pre-production.
Characters & actors
The document discusses two main characters, Gelsomina and Leticia, for an upcoming trailer. Gelsomina will be portrayed by Gelsomina De Lucia and her character is inspired by Beth Anderson from the film "The Perfect Sisters". She will be dressed in gothic black clothing. Leticia will be portrayed by Leticia Silva and her character is inspired by Sandra Anderson from the same film. She will be dressed in floral prints. Both actresses are available for the full 8 weeks of filming.
Costumes & props
This document outlines the costumes and props that will be used in a trailer. The main props include a camera that will be used in a POV style, a phone that Leticia will be holding at the beginning seeking help, and three scratches that will appear on one of the characters to symbolize possession. Gelsomina's costume will be gothic while Leticia's is described as girly. A red ribbon and balloons are also discussed to signify someone going missing and create a birthday atmosphere.
Costumes and props
The document outlines several props and costumes that will be used in a trailer including a camera that both main characters will share, a phone that one character will be holding at the beginning while seeking help, and three scratches that will be used to symbolize possession. It also describes the costumes for the two main characters, one being more gothic while the other is more girly, and a red ribbon that will signify one character going missing.
Costumes and props
The document outlines several props and costumes that will be used in a trailer including a camera that both main characters will share, a phone that one character will be holding at the beginning while seeking help, and three scratches that will be used to symbolize possession. It also describes the costumes for the two main characters, one being more gothic while the other is more girly, and a red ribbon that will signify one character going missing.
Postmodern
The Wolf Among Us is a 2013 video game by Telltale that is based on a comic book series from 1986, blending genres of horror, drama, romance and action. It is presented in a comic book style and TV episode structure, with the player making decisions that influence the story. While borrowing characters and storylines from the original comics, the game aims to provide nostalgia both for those familiar with the source material and a new generation familiar with fairy tales.
Assignment 3
This document discusses conventions used in supernatural thriller trailers. It covers various cinematic techniques including camera movements like zooming and panning to build tension. Composition and framing, as well as lighting, editing and sound design are discussed. Common character archetypes and narrative structures are also summarized, including a build up of scares and a climactic jump scare at the end of trailers. Locations and costumes used help set the tone for supernatural events. Overall, the document provides an overview of techniques employed in trailers for this genre to effectively tease and scare audiences.
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This document discusses conventions in supernatural thriller trailers. It covers various cinematic techniques used such as camera movements like zooming and panning to build suspense. Composition and framing is also addressed, noting a shift from symmetrical to asymmetrical framing to represent increasing chaos. Character archetypes like curious protagonists and non-believers are described. Common plot themes, uses of sound and music, narrative structures, editing techniques, lighting, and ominous locations are also outlined. Overall, the document provides an overview of visual and technical elements that feature prominently in supernatural thriller trailers.
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Cameras are used in supernatural thrillers to build tension. Zooming builds up to climaxes and jump scares by zooming in on something characters see. Tracking follows victims running away or shows locations. Tilting restricts audiences from seeing what's happening before a jump scare. Stationary cameras on tripods follow the rule of thirds framing while handheld cameras lose compositional structure.
Assignment 3: Distribution/Production Company.
Screen Gems is a production company owned by Sony Pictures Entertainment that has produced films like The Exorcism of Emily Rose and Deliver Us From Evil. Columbia Pictures is a film distribution studio also owned by Sony Pictures Entertainment that has distributed films like Thr13ten Ghost, Deliver Us From Evil and Gothika. The document then analyzes the logos of Screen Gems, Columbia Pictures, and several other production and distribution companies such as Dark Castle Entertainment, Ghost House Pictures, and Vertigo Entertainment.
Assignment 8
This document discusses film poster conventions and research the student completed on different genres of film posters including horror, thriller, romance, and sci-fi. It provides examples of conventions like including the main characters or locations. It also notes that while conventions like the release date are usually at the bottom, research shows dates were not consistently included until the 1990s. The document summarizes that the three most prominent elements on posters are the characters, title size, and release date. It also gives examples of posters that challenge conventions by not including images or only showing a character from behind.
Group assignment 1
The document discusses conventions and inspirations for horror film trailers. For the film "The Pact," conventions discussed include involving a child to make the main character vulnerable and having the female character alone in the house to heighten tension. Fade to white transitions and a worn background are also mentioned. Inspiration comes from using transitions to imply danger and backgrounds that emphasize genre. For "Insidious Chapter 2," conventions include using children to elicit sympathy and slowly building horror music when a character is alone. Inspiration comes from matching music to footage pace. Inspiration and conventions are also discussed for other film trailers.
Assignment 9: Part B
Film magazines exist to promote upcoming and current films through interviews, behind-the-scenes photos, and exclusive clips. They are available both physically at newsagents and digitally through magazine apps and websites. Magazine covers typically feature attractive celebrities associated with the promoted film to appeal to their target audience of 16-40 year olds. Covers prioritize the magazine title, name of promoted film, and front cover image to attract buyers.
Assignment 9
This document analyzes and summarizes the key design elements of 5 magazine covers. For each magazine cover, it identifies the masthead placement, central image, use of color, slogans/taglines and how these elements are effective in attracting readers. Overall, the document discusses how visual cues like prominent mastheads, celebrity images, and eye-catching text can help magazines stand out and engage potential buyers.
Assignment 2
The document discusses narrative conventions and structure in horror movie trailers. It notes that trailers typically introduce characters investigating paranormal activity and show footage of their investigations. Things take a scary turn, with people getting hurt, dying, or going missing while only their footage is found. Trailers leave audiences with enigmas by not revealing what happens to characters or the paranormal threats. They create a climactic pace change and shots of characters struggling to generate interest without fully explaining the plot. This leaves audiences wanting resolution and connects to genre expectations of deaths in horror films.
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Assignment 31
- 1. Assignment 31: Locations Gelsomina De Lucia Kelly Morales Chelsea Hopkins Tayla Humphris
- 2. Scouting photos: In Order of Character movement (Final) Walks through house door. Walks further through house. Walks further through house. Then places phone and keys on this table. Hears noise and walks through this door. This is the sliding door she walks through. Walking through sliding door.
- 3. Footprints of the Zombie Scouting photos: In Order of Character movement (Final) Other zombie is going to be standing here. Walking out of sliding door and turn right. Establishing shot of field.
- 4. Locations List Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Scene 6 Scene 7 Description of Scene Walking in long field Walks into kitchen and hears a band Back to field Follows character outside to investigate noise Back in field Hears the sound again and gets bitten In field and falls to ground Location Fryent Country Park Gelsomina’s Grandparent House Fryent Country Park Gelsomina’s Grandparent House Fryent Country Park Gelsomina’s Grandparent House Fryent Country Park Important Details Outside Inside Outside Inside/Outsi de Outside Outside Outside
- 5. Locations Photos As we are only using 2 locations the location of Fryent Country park will be used for scene 1,3,5 and 7. The house location will be used for scenes 2,4 and 6.
- 6. Travel Details Gelsomina Tayla Chelsea Kelly Location 1: Fryent Country Park Bus Bus Bus Bus Location 2: House Bus Bus Bus Bus
- 7. Health and Safety Health & Safety Risks Precautions Travel Risks Make sure location is not too far for everyone to film Location Risks Make sure it is not restricted areas and you are allowed to film Quiet and free of public Equipment Risks If raining make sure equipment is protected Personal Health & Safety Risks If cold make sure you wrap you and if you are filming on soft ground make sure you were wellies