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The document provides character profiles for Eddie and Elizabeth Virago for a film project. Eddie is described as a 24-year-old, antisocial British man who enjoys photography and lives alone in Yorkshire. He is influenced by violent criminal characters from Drive and The Place Beyond the Pines. Elizabeth is Eddie's deceased wife, described as feminine but cruel and violent. She is influenced by psychopathic characters who appear innocent but are revealed to be sinister, like in Shutter Island. The document discusses influences for their costumes and personalities from other films.
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The document analyzes the representation of social groups in the opening of a media product. It discusses how the protagonist is portrayed as a typical 17-year old female teenager to make her more relatable to audiences. While originally intended to be a "Scream Queen" character, portraying her as a more normal teenager aligns her more with the "Final Girl" trope. The antagonist is atypically portrayed as a female teenager as well, creating narrative mystery around her threatening behavior. The document notes the characters only represent certain nationalities, sexualities, and ethnicities due to limitations but states expanding representation could be possible in a full film.
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The document discusses the character design and representation in an opening film sequence. For the character Jade, an emo/gothic style was used with vibrant hair, dark clothes, and heavy eyeliner to portray her as a loud, outspoken teenage character. However, her costume also represents her vulnerable personality. The character Vanessa is portrayed as an evil villain using lighting and her shadowy appearance without being seen. Some stereotypes like "mean black girl" and "vulnerable white girl" were reinforced through the characters and setting. The sequence was also meant to reference and subvert the character of Chloe Grace Moretz.
How does our media product represent social groups question 2
Walter Baines is a grizzled police detective driven by the death of his daughter at the hands of an unknown assailant. He will go outside the law to prove innocence or catch true villains. The villain's identity in the film is purposely hidden to add mystery and keep viewers engaged, similar to Keyser Soze in The Usual Suspects. The overworked Police Chief is stressed and cares more for the city's safety than his own welfare. In flashbacks, Walter's daughter is portrayed as innocent to elicit sympathy for Walter and shock at her death.
Evaluation activity, q2
The document compares one of the characters in the student's media product to the character of Samara from the film "The Ring". Both characters are young females with dark hair who play important starring roles. Their costumes and appearances are plain and ordinary to not distract from the plot. However, one key difference is the length of their hair, with Samara's being much longer to appear more mysterious. While their looks and traits are similar, their storylines are completely different. Both films subvert stereotypes by portraying young girls in sinister roles rather than the stereotypical innocent depictions.
Evaluation - social groups
The document is a response evaluating how a student film represents different social groups through its characters and storyline. In three sentences:
The film challenges gender stereotypes by portraying the female secret agent Monroe as tough and able to defeat male attackers. While the male robbers represent traditional masculine traits, they are unexpectedly overpowered by Monroe. The short film does not explicitly represent or challenge stereotypes of age, class, sexuality or ethnicity as it focuses only on the opening action sequence.
Question 1
This document summarizes how the production of the student's thriller "Invisible Lives" uses and develops conventions of real media products while also challenging some conventions. It was inspired by "The Third Man" and uses its dystopian city setting. Low-key lighting, suits worn by the stalker character, and costumes for female victims were influenced by other films. While reinforcing some stereotypes like using young female victims, it also challenges others like age stereotypes by having an older male perpetrator. Location and visual conventions of dark streets are also used from influences like "Once Upon a Time in America" but the setting is not a conventional claustrophobic space.
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Q3
Audience feedback was essential to improving the filmmaker's short film at each stage of production. Questionnaires provided feedback that helped determine the target audience, genre, and age rating. Respondents said the film was a psychological thriller best suited to ages 15-35. They felt the characters needed more development, which the filmmaker tried to address in later drafts within time constraints. The final questionnaire found the film was understandable, appealed to both genders, had no noticeable technical errors, and was not overly graphic. Respondents enjoyed the ending most and said with more resources, they would add character development and dialogue. Overall, audience feedback was invaluable to continually improving the film.
Q4
The document discusses how new media technologies were used at various stages of producing a short film called "Virago". Internet browsers, search engines, and websites were used for research, while CeltX software was used to write draft scripts. A Canon camcorder was used for filming, and Adobe Premiere Pro was used to edit the footage and add visual effects. Surveys were conducted online to gather audience feedback during the production process.
Question 4
The document discusses how new media technologies were used at various stages of producing a short film called "Virago".
In pre-production, CeltX software was used to write drafts of the script. Research was conducted online using browsers and websites like Artofthetitle.com and IMDB.com.
During production, a Canon Legria camcorder was used to film footage.
In post-production, Pixlr Express was used to design a movie poster, and Adobe Premiere Pro was used to edit the film footage and add visual effects. Online surveys were also used to gather audience feedback.
Audience research powerpoint
Our target audience for the short film ranges from all races and genders between the ages of 15+ due to the dark and sinister tone. The audience will likely be fans of the psychological thriller genre as the film uses common elements of that genre like violence and symbolism. Most audiences generally enjoy big-budget Hollywood action and sci-fi films, though thrillers and horrors perform less well. However, as a genre-hybrid film, it could attract a larger, more varied audience. Both male and female protagonists are portrayed equally in hopes of attracting a mix of both genders, though research shows men typically watch more thrillers.
Q2) how does your media product representn social groups.
Our media product represents male and female social groups. While only featuring male and female characters of one race, religion, and ethnicity, it subverts traditional action film tropes by giving female characters more authority over males, unlike other films where women are portrayed as helpless. For example, in one scene Brittany's character explains the plan to the crew from a position of dominance in the chair, establishing her power over the other intimidated characters, including the male character T'yan, therefore challenging typical depictions of masculine authority.
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The scene opens with Ringo and Yolanda, a couple, discussing in a restaurant how robberies are too dangerous. Ringo then tells a story about robbing a bank with a phone. They discuss robbing the restaurant they are in, kissing romantically before standing on their chairs and announcing they will rob the restaurant, subverting expectations with Yolanda screaming furiously. This creates a juxtaposition of romance and crime for comedic effect.
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This document provides an overview of the crime film genre. It defines crime films as focusing on the lives of criminals, ranging from realistic portrayals to fantastical villains. Some common crime film subgenres discussed are crime-comedies, crime-thrillers, heist films, and mob films. Crime films typically feature strong violence, language, sexual content and depictions of criminal acts like theft, murder, and drugs. They usually include guns, drugs, and strong male leads with weak female characters. Cinematography in crime films employs long shots to establish locations and add mystery to characters.
Film genre crime
Crime films focus on the lives of criminals through realistic or exaggerated portrayals. They fall under subgenres like crime-comedies which blend humor with crime, crime-thrillers which thrill through criminal plots, heist films about robbery schemes, and mob films depicting organized crime. Examples given are Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Silence of the Lambs, Reservoir Dogs, The Godfather, and Goodfellas.
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- 1. Character Profiles By Christopher Osbyrne
- 2. Edward ‘Eddie’ Virago • Age: 24 • Nationality: British • Lives in a small country cottage in Yorkshire • Hobbies: Bike-riding/Photography/Filming • Personality: Antisocial, strong, masculine, Christian, bad-tempered, alcoholic, widower. • Characteristics: Helmet, Leather Clothing, Cross Necklace, Virago Bike etc.
- 3. Character Influences for Eddie The Driver from Nicolas Winding Refn’s 2011 crime thriller Drive The unnamed protagonist of Drive was a large influence to this character because at first you can interpret him as being a ‘good’ character, despite the rugged personality and anti-establishment clothing. However, much like The Driver, Eddie is going to have a darker and sinister side to him with domestic violence and involvement with crime of all kinds. The way Ryan Gosling acts as The Driver in Refn’s Drive is also the acting style I want Eddie to conveyed e.g. rogue-ish, quiet, violent, independent, good/bad etc.
- 4. Character Influences for Eddie Luke from Derek Cianfrance’s 2013 film The Place Beyond the Pines Much like The Driver character in Drive, Luke has the similar mixed personality that splits the good from the bad. The good in this case being that he wants to be with the ex-girlfriend and make a family with them and the bad being his violence, his line of work (stunt-bike driver) and his involvement with crimes such as bank robbery. This was the biggest influence for me when writing Eddie as a character because he wants to reunite with his spouse, rides a motorbike and even wears a cross tattoo influencing the theme of Christianity.
- 5. Costuming Influences for Eddie The Bikers from Quadrophenia (1979) Peter Fonda from Easy Rider (1969) Marlon Brando from The Wild One (1953)
- 6. Elizabeth ‘Liz’ Virago • Age: 21 • Nationality: British • Deceased • Personality: Feminine, strong, Atheist, can be cruel, bad-tempered and violent; hence the title of the film ‘Virago’ meaning a domineering and violent woman and also the model of bike Eddie rides. • Characteristics: Bloodied bandages covering the entirety of her face, white dress, curled hair etc.
- 7. Character Influences for Elizabeth Dolores from Martin Scorsese’s 2010 thriller Shutter Island Dolores was a big influence on Elizabeth because at the start of the film she is conveyed as an innocent and overly- feminine woman who Teddy dreams about. However, once we reach the climax of the film we learn how Dolores was in fact a psychopath who drowned her and Teddy’s kids. These psychopathic tendencies are reflected through Elizabeth in that by the end we learn how she is using Eddie to bring herself back to life, not what she told Eddie she was going to do. The ‘vanishing’ of Elizabeth in one of Teddy’s dreams also influenced our dream sequence.
- 8. Character Influences for Elizabeth Christiane from Georges Franju’s Eyes Without a Face Christiane’s character form the French classic ‘Les Yeux Sans Visage’ is a big influence over the visual impression of Elizabeth in the film. Her feminine mannerisms and classic horror elements that she conveys with her covered face and spirit-like walk is the acting style I want Elizabeth to be portrayed like except with a more demonic personality.
- 9. Character Influences for Elizabeth The Female from Jonathan Glazer’s 2013 horror/thriller Under The Skin The Female character from Glazer’s Under The Skin similarly has this good/evil personality what with her character murdering a series of men except with a science-fiction twist which, to a degree, our film will be with the idea of somebody coming back to life and supernatural powers. In our film, Elizabeth will quiet and distant with the same femme-fatale kind of persona and mannerisms.
- 10. Costume Influences for Elizabeth Christiane from Eyes Without a Face (1960) Lucy in Dracula (1992) The Trapeze Artist from Outlaws Short Film (2015)