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The document discusses two genres that the author is interested in for their chosen genre essay: mystery and fantasy. It provides details on the typical elements and conventions of each genre. For fantasy, it mentions magical aspects like witchcraft and the need for happy or peaceful endings. For mystery, it outlines how the genre usually involves a detective solving crimes and includes clues and suspense. The document also evaluates pros and cons of filming an opening scene for each genre, such as the visual appeal but challenges of creating props for fantasy, and the realistic environments but acting requirements for mystery.
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Chosen genre essay
The document discusses two genres that the author is interested in for their chosen genre essay: mystery and fantasy. It provides details on the typical elements and conventions of each genre, such as magical aspects in fantasy and a detective solving crimes in mystery. The author considers doing a hybrid genre of mystery fantasy or choosing one to focus on. They analyze positives such as exciting visuals for fantasy and realistic filming locations for mystery, as well as challenges like special effects and costumes for fantasy.
Mood board- Thriller Opening Sequence
The setting of the thriller will be in isolated woods, helping to establish an eerie atmosphere and conform to genre conventions. A group of teens venture deeper into the woods for an art project but realize they are not alone, as the woods are rumored to be the site of multiple disappearances, as revealed in a newspaper article. The characters will have varying personalities, including a strong female protagonist. In the opening scene, a concerned parent reads about the recent disappearances in the woods his daughter has just entered.
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This document discusses props and costumes for a thriller film sequence opening. It describes winter clothing like coats, scarves, and boots that the main characters will wear while in the woods. A hooded figure dressed in black will be the killer whose identity is concealed. Important props include an iPhone with bloody fingerprints, cameras to capture the killer, and backpacks to indicate the characters traveled to the isolated woods. Fake blood and theatrical makeup will be used to make wounds and death appear gruesome and realistic.
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The document summarizes the design and rationale behind a DVD cover and movie poster created by Adam Picton for his teen thriller/horror film "Hidden in Plain Sight." The film is about a teenage girl who is stalked by her friend Ezekiel, who is revealed to be the stalker. Both the DVD cover and poster feature images of Ezekiel with half his face obscured, representing his two sides. The DVD cover contrasts masked and unmasked images of Ezekiel to hint at his duplicity without revealing the plot twist. The poster shows a cracked mask with Ezekiel's face barely visible to create mystery and intrigue. Font sizes and styles were chosen deliberately to draw attention and evoke feelings of danger and mystery aligned with thriller conventions
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The group plans to make a supernatural horror film called "Wicca" about two teenage girls who are abducted by a cult and used in a ritual to summon an evil spirit. One girl disappears after the ritual, while the other begins having visions and tries to uncover what happened. The film will include stock horror character types and imagery like blood, knives, and pentagrams to set the occult theme. Cinematography techniques will be used to create an unsettling atmosphere, and the trailer will include conventions like screaming and jump scares to attract horror fans while keeping some ambiguity about the plot. Resources needed include actors, props, costumes, and locations like cemeteries. The film is influenced by movies involving occult themes
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3) Roland Barthes identified five codes that structure narratives: action, enigma, symbolic, semic, cultural.
4) Claude Levi-Strauss studied how myths unconsciously reflect a culture's beliefs through binary oppositions like civilized/savage.
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