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The document discusses how endorsements from celebrities are used in films to generate excitement and increase audience size. Scenes are edited to draw more attention to celebrity actors and directors associated with a film. Fans of these celebrities are then likely to watch the film.
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The female interrogator is depicted as strong, independent, opinionated, and self-confident. She wears formal office clothing and speaks confidently to intimidate suspects. Scenes focus on her body language and facial expressions to show her dominance.
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Mise-en-scene planning
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This document summarizes how different social groups are represented in the media product "The Vengeance." It discusses the representation of the interrogator, victim, and villain characters.
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The female victim is portrayed as vulnerable, naive, and feminine. She wears a pretty floral dress to emphasize her innocence. She speaks with stress to show pressure and build tension. Camera angles make her seem inferior and watched.
The male villain is shown as dominant, sly, and ruthless. He wears dark casual clothes
Planning feedback
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The process of making our poster
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The female interrogator is depicted as strong, independent, opinionated, and self-confident. She wears formal office clothing and speaks confidently to intimidate suspects. Scenes focus on her body language and facial expressions to show her dominance.
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This document summarizes how different social groups are represented in the media product "The Vengeance." It discusses the representation of the interrogator, victim, and villain characters.
The female interrogator is depicted as strong, independent, opinionated, and self-confident. She wears formal office clothing and speaks confidently to intimidate suspects. Camera angles focus on her dominance in interrogations.
The female victim is portrayed as vulnerable, naive, and feminine. She wears a pretty floral dress to emphasize her innocence. She speaks with stress to show pressure and build tension. Camera angles make her seem inferior and watched.
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The document describes the process used to create a film poster. A large cardboard box was spray painted black on the outside and used as a makeshift photo studio, with one side cut out to shoot pictures from that angle. This provided more realistic lighting than a green screen. An old, frightful effect was created by staining a white doll dress with fake blood to illustrate the loss of purity and innocence. Various photos were taken from different angles using lighting boxes for effect.
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This document provides an analysis of how the author's thriller opening uses, challenges, and develops conventions of real media products. The author drew inspiration from films, TV shows, music, and social media to create their opening. Professional music and footage from shows like Broadchurch and The Missing were analyzed and certain elements like costumes, shots of children, and symbols of missing persons were incorporated into the opening. The opening challenges conventions by focusing on the disappearance of a young girl rather than following a typical thriller storyline. Feedback from sharing the opening on social media was also used to further develop and refine the project.
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Mise-en-scene refers to the five elements of costume, facial expressions, lighting, setting, and positioning that filmmakers use to provide visual storytelling cues to audiences. Costumes, hair, makeup, and body language convey character traits and relationships, lighting and color set mood and highlight meaning, and setting and props manipulate expectations and reflect research. Positioning within the frame draws attention and indicates relationships between people.
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Millie Longford and others presented a pitch for a psychological thriller film about a man with absence seizures that cause him to develop split personalities, one of which commits murders. The man is unaware of his condition or crimes. The film will explore this concept similarly to Split but with the unique addition of absence seizures. Key promotional elements discussed included focusing on the multiple personalities aspect to generate mystery and intrigue around an otherwise normal-seeming man. Initial ideas were presented for the poster, trailer, and target audience based on research from the similar film Split.
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The document discusses various shots used in a short film, including establishing shots to set the scene, close-ups to show characters' facial expressions, and mid-shots to demonstrate characters' emotions. Split scenes between characters were used to show their differing feelings. Shots from different angles like low angles were chosen to exaggerate mood. Over-the-shoulder shots captured characters' reactions during a confrontation. The variety of shots aimed to engage the audience in the story and build suspense.
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Script of question 2 video
The document evaluates the effectiveness of combining a film's teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover to promote the same thriller called "Depth". It finds that the combination is effective because all three products feature the same main actress and use a matching title to establish a clear and consistent brand identity. While the teaser trailer and poster clearly communicate the thriller genre through their dark colors and ominous imagery, the magazine cover is less clear but still promotes to the intended target audience of 17-24 year olds seeking suspense.
Primary target research
This document discusses the results of audience research conducted to inform the creation of a promotional package for a teen thriller film. The research found that thrillers and action/psychological thrillers were popular genres among participants. It also identified that participants expected teen thrillers to feature adolescent main characters, with a female victim and male villain, conforming to genre conventions. Additionally, most participants used social media to learn about new films, suggesting it would be an effective platform to market the teaser trailer.
The Pitch (depth)
Friends try to find their missing friend Charlotte, who has been reportedly kidnapped. However, in searching for her, the friends themselves get kidnapped. It ends up that Charlotte had planned the whole thing and was never actually kidnapped. The film will have similarities to Taken and Scream and will focus on the theme that there is more to the story than initially meets the eye. The working title is "Depth" and the tagline is "There's more to what meets the eyes." Key characters include the worried friend looking for Charlotte, the skeptical friend who thinks Charlotte is attention-seeking, and the friend who received a text purportedly from Charlotte but questions if it really was her. The target audience is teenagers, aiming for demographic categories C
Textual analysis - A2
The document provides a detailed analysis of the theatrical trailer for the film "Split". Some key points summarized:
1. The trailer is 2 minutes and 30 seconds long as it is a full theatrical trailer, while a teaser trailer would typically be under 90 seconds.
2. Elements throughout the trailer suggest the genres of horror and psychological thriller. It references other films by the same director in similar genres.
3. The trailer leaves the audience with many questions about the plot and characters to generate intrigue and make them want to learn more by seeing the full film.
4. Key elements that should be taken from this trailer for a teaser include using darkness, low lighting, and only partially revealing the
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Media evaluation
The document discusses how the media product follows and challenges conventions of real teen dramas. It follows conventions such as focusing on the struggles of teenage characters in an educational setting and making the characters relatable. However, it challenges conventions by focusing only on two main characters rather than a friend group, using minimal props, and having a slower-paced musical score aimed at evoking nostalgia rather than excitement. The goal was to provide insight into the downfall of the two characters' relationship in a realistic yet unconventional way.
Target audience research feedback
The document summarizes interviews with people about what elements of film posters influence their decisions to watch a movie. It finds that the main image should captivate viewers and reflect the film's themes. Posters should include the protagonist and hints of opposing forces. Dark colors like red and black are expected for horror posters. Facial expressions can portray emotions that suggest a character's role. Including background imagery, tags and social media links provides more context about the plot.
Media evalution question 22
The document discusses the social groups of gender and age that are identified in the author's thriller opening. Gender stereotypes presented include the female protagonist being portrayed as weaker than the male and more emotional. Age stereotypes include the teenage characters being loud and rebellious. The target audience research found that mainly girls wanted to watch the thriller, so a female protagonist was used, and faster pacing and action was included to appeal to older males. Stereotypical portrayals of the characters were intended to clearly identify them and their intentions to the audience.
The hangover film poster analysis
The film poster depicts three men in a disheveled state, indicating they had a wild night of drinking. While the background color suggests wealth, the men's condition implies they spent all their money. Though there is no text, props like a baby and accessories show relationships between characters and create mystery about what happened. Additional posters feature individual characters to prevent bigger stars from overshadowing others. Credits at the bottom list those responsible for the film's production.
Making the movie poster choosing the image
The document discusses choosing an image for a movie poster. It summarizes that it drew inspiration from "Four Christmases" by wrapping the characters in a large map to signify travelling. It also drew from "A Cinderella Story" by positioning characters on each other's backs to show their relationship. The poster maker ultimately chose an image of the characters looking at each other from "The Vow" to depict a deeper connection between them and appeal to the romantic genre target audience.
Spider man (2002) scene review
This summary analyzes a scene from the first Spiderman film between Spiderman and the Green Goblin. It notes that Spiderman's bright red and blue costume identifies him as the protagonist that audiences are meant to root for, while the Green Goblin's dark metallic green suit makes him seem more sinister and threatening. The roof top setting isolates Spiderman and puts him in a vulnerable position lower than the Green Goblin, making him feel a lack of power and security. The Green Goblin's threatening dialogue and physical positioning in the scene establishes his dominance over Spiderman and sense of control over the situation.
Mood board analysis.
The mood board reflects the plot of a movie sequence about a child seeking revenge on her parents' killers. The family image shows their close relationship before the murder, which had a negative impact on the child and drove her to seek vengeance. Revenge is the key theme, as the child is determined to kill the murderers who took away something precious. Blood and gore imagery represents the violence that will be portrayed in the opening scene. Low lighting and quick cuts will be used to build suspense, tension, and keep audiences alert.
Audience attraction
The document discusses elements used in a film opening to attract the target audience of social teenagers interested in independent horror films. A relatable main character who feels vulnerable is introduced. Clever camerawork and placement is used to create mystery. Much of the storyline focuses on social media communication relevant to teenagers. The victim's smartphone and the killer's choice of weapon, a common slasher film knife, are meant to attract the audience familiar with the genre.
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- 3. A midshot of is used in order for us to see the full pose of the character. This is because it helps us as an audience to see the action and to see the two guns in the characters hands. It also links to male gaze theory as the character looks cool and relaxed whilst shooting at people. This therefore links to the theory as being masculine is usually associated with been strong without even trying. Therefore it links to what the male viewers are aspiring to be and what the female partners want them to be like.
- 4. A close up of the female is used in order for us to see the facial expression of the character. It helps the target audience to feel the emotion of the character rather than just witness it and builds anticipation. It also links to Vladimir's Propps theory as the female in the scene is the damsel in the distress and we therefore wonder who is going to help the her and whether they’re going to be successful in helping her.
- 5. Lowkey lighting is used in this scene in order for the target audience to understand the scene and make them aware of the surroundings. As we can see both of the characters look defeated and we can therefore see that they failed to achieve the mission they had been given. This effects the mood of the target audience and make them more empathetic towards the actions in the film.
- 6. A point of view shot is used in this scene in order for us to see the two characters in the perspective of the other person in the room. However it could be said, that this links to synthetic personalization as well because the target audience feels like the two characters are actually talking to them rather than talking to the other person in the scene. This therefore adds excitement.