Audience Expectations of Psycho Thriller
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A psychological thriller should keep the audience on the edge of their seat throughout and make viewers work to solve the mystery themselves. It should include elements like suspense, surprise, controversy, challenging aspects, letting the audience draw their own conclusions, an emphasis on the mental states of characters, thought-provoking themes, intensity, and many twists and turns. Viewers dislike thrillers that are mentally disturbing, have weak endings, unbelievable characters or plots, or storylines that don't flow well. The ideal psychological thriller gets audiences actively involved in trying to figure out what is happening.
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This document is an audience questionnaire for a thriller movie. It asks respondents what type of thriller they prefer (e.g. psychological, action), their favorite thriller and why, the age ranges thrillers typically target and they would like to see a thriller based around, and what they expect from a thriller film opening (e.g. outline of story, cliffhanger). The questionnaire aims to help the filmmakers choose appropriate content and target audiences to intrigue viewers and appeal to a wide range.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to potential audiences for a new psychological thriller film. Most respondents preferred films with suspense, tension, and mystery. They also favored male protagonists and settings that build tension, like dark isolated houses. This information will help the filmmakers create an opening scene with suspense and tension that appeals to their target audience.
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This media questionnaire asks respondents about their preferences for elements in a psychological thriller film, including their gender, age, expected number of protagonists, desired emotional impact, preference for resolution or ambiguity, clarity or confusion about plot details, preferred film genres, and tolerance for on-screen violence. It collects demographic information and gauges viewers' tastes concerning common components of the psychological thriller genre.
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This media questionnaire asks respondents about their preferences for elements in a psychological thriller film, including their gender, age, expected number of protagonists, desired emotional impact, preference for resolution or ambiguity, clarity or confusion about plot details, preferred film genres, and tolerance for on-screen violence. It collects demographic information and gauges viewers' tastes concerning common components of the psychological thriller genre.
Evaluation Question 1
1. The document discusses conventions of the psychological thriller genre that were followed and challenged in the author's media product. Some conventions that were followed included simple title fonts, contrasts, close-ups, disorienting shots, narratives hinting at mental breakdowns, and complex themes of reality. However, the author also aimed to challenge conventions by using techniques like intercutting two narratives and layering tense sounds. Overall, the author analyzed how their media product both conformed to and strayed from typical conventions found in real psychological thriller films.
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Psychological thrillers focus on the mental state of characters and creating tension. They often depict characters struggling with reality, perception, identity, or purpose in life. Common elements include plot twists that cause doubt, unreliable narrators, low-key lighting, mirrors as props, and modern urban settings. Quick camera movements, tense soundtracks, montage editing, and flashbacks are used to build tension and reveal backstories. Scenes may be shown in black and white to increase darkness.
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