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The document analyzes various visual, audio, and technical codes in the opening clip of a supernatural horror film. It notes that the dim lighting and nighttime setting establish an ominous tone. Tense music builds throughout the clip to heighten tension and intrigue audiences. Various shots are used to clearly show the woman's reactions to whatever supernatural threat is occurring. Unanswered questions and a storyline about a woman encountering a demon in her home leave audiences wanting more answers and intrigued to continue watching.
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This document discusses conventions used in thriller genre films and television shows and how the described production incorporated and challenged some of these conventions in its opening sequence. It analyzes conventions like low lighting, mysterious characters, menacing music, use of props to denote danger, camera angles to show power dynamics, and costumes to convey control and manipulation. The sequence drew inspiration from works like Stranger Things, Dexter, and The 100, but also aimed to surprise audiences by using elements like the Russian language instead of typical "scary" music or shouting captors. The goal was to make the sequence unpredictable while still recognizable as a thriller.
The ring
The Ring is set in a large, dark and gloomy country house where two girls are home alone. The camera follows one of the girls around the house to build a sense of fear in the viewer, zooming in on the girls' faces when they hear noises to show their fear. Various techniques like red objects, slow movement, heavy breathing, rain sounds, and ominous strings music are used to create an atmosphere of mystery, tension and danger.
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The Ring is set in a large, dark and gloomy country house where two girls are home alone. The camera follows one of the girls around the house to build a sense of fear in the viewer, zooming in on the girls' faces when they hear noises to show their fear. Various techniques like red objects, slow movement, heavy breathing, rain sounds, and ominous strings music are used to create an atmosphere of mystery, tension and danger.
Editing techniques
This document discusses various editing techniques used in a film scene centered around a magic trick performance. It analyzes the use of a cutaway to focus on the magic trick, a j-cut to smoothly transition between scenes without lengthy explanations, an intercut to surprise the audience about a stolen wallet, and an L-cut to show the magician capturing his audience's attention. Overall, the editing techniques build mystery around the magician character and his tricks, in line with the enigma code of storytelling.
Textual analysis point break
The chase scene in Point Break is considered one of the best in movie history. It features two characters chased through various environments using different shots and camera techniques to build tension. There are many quick cuts, close-ups, tracking shots, and the use of props and a loud instrumental score to create an intense, hectic tone. Elements like this intense chase scene show the antagonistic relationship between characters and effectively set the tone for the rest of the film by appealing to audiences.
Script Draft - Sima
A teenage girl leaves a nightclub in Uxbridge intoxicated and walks through an alleyway, removing her shoes. She realizes she is being followed by a man and confronts him with a smirk, saying "You've finally found me" before the screen cuts to black. The next day, the news reports that a detective was injured in an unknown incident.
Paranoia
The document provides an analysis of the film techniques used in the short film "Paranoia". It discusses the opening conventions including the credits and introduction of characters. It then analyzes the mise-en-scene elements of costumes, actors, makeup, and props. Additional techniques covered include editing with fades and jump cuts, lighting, camera shots, and sound elements. The analysis concludes with brief likes and dislikes of specific techniques used in the film.
Media Pitch
The document outlines a proposed thriller opening that will be filmed in the style of Alfred Hitchcock. It describes scenes where a man named Hugo frantically tells his girlfriend Mia to pack a bag without explanation. Hugo retrieves a knife from the kitchen as a car pulls up outside, increasing his visible fear. Camera shots like POV and close-ups will be used to build tension and mystery. The two-minute opening will be set entirely in the couple's home to suggest normalcy and safety before unease is introduced.
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Media question 1 presentation
This document discusses conventions used in thriller genre films and television shows and how the described production incorporated and challenged some of these conventions in its opening sequence. It analyzes conventions like low lighting, mysterious characters, menacing music, use of props to denote danger, camera angles to show power dynamics, and costumes to convey control and manipulation. The sequence drew inspiration from works like Stranger Things, Dexter, and The 100, but also aimed to surprise audiences by using elements like the Russian language instead of typical "scary" music or shouting captors. The goal was to make the sequence unpredictable while still recognizable as a thriller.
The ring
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The Ring
The Ring is set in a large, dark and gloomy country house where two girls are home alone. The camera follows one of the girls around the house to build a sense of fear in the viewer, zooming in on the girls' faces when they hear noises to show their fear. Various techniques like red objects, slow movement, heavy breathing, rain sounds, and ominous strings music are used to create an atmosphere of mystery, tension and danger.
Editing techniques
This document discusses various editing techniques used in a film scene centered around a magic trick performance. It analyzes the use of a cutaway to focus on the magic trick, a j-cut to smoothly transition between scenes without lengthy explanations, an intercut to surprise the audience about a stolen wallet, and an L-cut to show the magician capturing his audience's attention. Overall, the editing techniques build mystery around the magician character and his tricks, in line with the enigma code of storytelling.
Textual analysis point break
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Script Draft - Sima
A teenage girl leaves a nightclub in Uxbridge intoxicated and walks through an alleyway, removing her shoes. She realizes she is being followed by a man and confronts him with a smirk, saying "You've finally found me" before the screen cuts to black. The next day, the news reports that a detective was injured in an unknown incident.
Paranoia
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Media Pitch
The document outlines a proposed thriller opening that will be filmed in the style of Alfred Hitchcock. It describes scenes where a man named Hugo frantically tells his girlfriend Mia to pack a bag without explanation. Hugo retrieves a knife from the kitchen as a car pulls up outside, increasing his visible fear. Camera shots like POV and close-ups will be used to build tension and mystery. The two-minute opening will be set entirely in the couple's home to suggest normalcy and safety before unease is introduced.
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The document analyzes the opening sequence of the film "The Woman in Black" through various film techniques. It discusses how the mise-en-scene with Victorian costumes and props like dolls establishes the time period and foreshadows harm to children. Camera work starts close and shifts perspectives to highlight the girls' expressions. There is no dialogue, just unsettling music that builds tension. The sequence follows classic narrative structures and establishes equilibrium, disruption, and recognition of disruption. It introduces the villain and victims but leaves mysteries unresolved.
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The opening scene of The Woman in Black establishes a sense of unease through its use of mise-en-scene, camera work, sound, and representation. It begins with three young girls playing innocently but their play is disrupted when they mysteriously jump from a window after looking at an unseen force. A woman dressed in black, representing death, is then shown looking into the empty room, revealing her as the villain who caused the disruption.
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The purge
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Second opening sequence idea
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Second opening sequence presentation
A filmmaker proposes an opening sequence for a drama about a family where one of the young sons goes missing. The sequence will show the family, including the mother and two brothers, playing happily together, then end with one brother alone to indicate he has disappeared. It will be shot in Coleshill, Beaconsfield and leave the audience wondering what happened without revealing details. The goal is to build suspense and tension through editing and a sad, downbeat musical score while evoking sympathy for the grieving family.
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L05 thriller conventions
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Proposal
A group of girls are home alone one night unaware that a serial killer is loose in their area. They hear strange noises in the house and begin to investigate, believing it's a prank by one of the friends. However, one girl goes missing and the others realize there is actually an intruder. They must try to escape as the killer targets them one by one. The proposal outlines the plot, cinematography, editing, soundtrack, and mise-en-scene for a trailer of this horror film involving a group of girls trapped in a house with a serial killer.
Proposal
A group of girls are home alone one night unaware that a serial killer is loose in their area. They hear strange noises in the house and begin to investigate, believing it's a prank by one of the friends. However, one girl goes missing and the others realize there is actually an intruder. They must try to escape as the killer targets them one by one. The proposal outlines the plot, cinematography, editing, soundtrack, and mise-en-scene for a trailer of this horror film involving a group of girls trapped in a house with a serial killer.
3 frame analysis
Kailum Gardner analyzes the cinematography techniques used in three thriller films: The House at the End of the Street, The Purge Two, and Inception. For each film, Kailum discusses the lighting, camera angles, and mise-en-scene to convey mood and provide context. Key details like dim lighting, security camera shots, and unusual collapsing settings are examined for their storytelling impacts. Overall, the document focuses on how visual elements in scenes from the three thrillers engage viewers and enhance tension.
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Final 20
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The document analyzes the opening sequence of the film "The Woman in Black" through various film techniques. It discusses how the mise-en-scene with Victorian costumes and props like dolls establishes the time period and foreshadows harm to children. Camera work starts close and shifts perspectives to highlight the girls' expressions. There is no dialogue, just unsettling music that builds tension. The sequence follows classic narrative structures and establishes equilibrium, disruption, and recognition of disruption. It introduces the villain and victims but leaves mysteries unresolved.
Research
The opening scene of The Woman in Black establishes a sense of unease through its use of mise-en-scene, camera work, sound, and representation. It begins with three young girls playing innocently but their play is disrupted when they mysteriously jump from a window after looking at an unseen force. A woman dressed in black, representing death, is then shown looking into the empty room, revealing her as the villain who caused the disruption.
Se7 en
The SAW opening sequence uses loud sound effects and a twisting logo to set an ominous tone. In darkness, the audience hears a man screaming and struggling in water, building tension. When lights turn on, he sees a dead body, implying the characters are in danger.
The SE7EN opening uses unsettling music and electronic sounds to make the audience feel anxious. The handwritten credits are uneven, fitting for a horror film. Quick cuts between disturbing images of skin picking and other acts heighten the sequence's intensity, drawing viewers into the psychological horror elements without context from the full film.
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Moonlight murders plot
A serial killer is murdering female escorts in a brutal manner, leaving riddles at the crime scenes to hint at the next victim. A detective works to solve the riddles and stop the killer. He tries to protect the woman identified as the next target but arrives too late. However, he sees the killer flee. It is then revealed that the woman he was protecting was actually working with the killer to distract the detective while more murders took place. In the end, the detective discovers the identity of the killer.
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This short horror film tells the story of a man who kidnaps and murders young women in his basement. The film opens with a news report about missing persons and then cuts to the man dumping an unconscious girl on a bloody table. When she wakes up, they struggle over a weapon. He eventually overpowers her and brutally kills her. He then answers the door to two trick-or-treaters while hiding the evidence of his crimes.
Thrillr openings
The document discusses the openings of several thriller films and how they use sound and editing techniques to set tension and suspense. For Source Code, there is exaggerated train sounds to build tension. Inception uses loud water sounds and a lens flare to set an eerie scene. Prisoners starts silently but then a gunshot sound loudly kills tension. Shutter Island uses eerie music during flashbacks and a countdown music to draw attention. Seven has enhanced kitchen and radio sounds to feel important while rainy outside contrasts the dark mood. Hanna uses enhanced footsteps during a fight and eerie music to foreshadow the ending.
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The document discusses narrative conventions and structures in supernatural horror movie trailers. It notes that trailers may use linear or non-linear narratives, with the latter often employing flashbacks to reveal the supernatural entity's origins. Trailers also vary their restrictedness, with some revealing only that a supernatural presence wants to kill and others providing more context about its history and motives. Ultimately, supernatural horror trailers aim to leave audiences with narrative enigmas like why the entity exists and seeks revenge, how it came to be, who will survive, and whether its curse will continue.
Unit 11 LO2 scene by scene breakdown
The document outlines an 11-scene, 5-7 minute short film. In the first scene, a man delivers a monologue to a camera in a warehouse. Scene 2 shows an awkward family dinner. In scene 3, the father loses money gambling online and breaks his laptop in frustration. Scene 4 returns to the warehouse, where the father is duct taped to a chair as the man who loaned him money demands repayment. Scene 5 has the father promise to repay his debt. Scene 6 ends with the man shooting the father in the chest. Scenes 7-9 depict the father's experience in purgatory, reflecting on past arguments and losses, before scene 10 shows the thugs collecting his body as the loan
The purge
The document discusses conventions used in the opening scene and genre of the film "The Purge". It notes that dark backgrounds, guns, low lighting and shadows are used to set the genre as thriller or horror. Quick cuts between scenes are used to build intrigue, while eerie music adds suspense and sympathy for the murders shown. The opening scene establishes the year and suburban setting to provide context for the upcoming violent conflicts and action.
Second opening sequence idea
A student is developing an opening sequence for a drama film. The sequence will introduce a family of three - a mother and two young sons. Scenes will show the boys playing together happily until the end, when one son is mysteriously missing, leaving the other playing alone. The sequence aims to leave viewers wondering what happened and feeling sorry for the grieving family. It will be shot in Coleshill, Beaconsfield and use a voiceover, dialogue, and sad music to set the scene and build tension over the missing child.
Second opening sequence presentation
A filmmaker proposes an opening sequence for a drama about a family where one of the young sons goes missing. The sequence will show the family, including the mother and two brothers, playing happily together, then end with one brother alone to indicate he has disappeared. It will be shot in Coleshill, Beaconsfield and leave the audience wondering what happened without revealing details. The goal is to build suspense and tension through editing and a sad, downbeat musical score while evoking sympathy for the grieving family.
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The document outlines a proposed tabloid chat show called "Where Did It All Go Wrong". The show would feature two guests with an issue to resolve, who would tell their stories to the host. The host would then mediate and try to help the guests reach a solution. The show would have an informal but serious tone. The host would be formally dressed to stand out, while the set would be basic but effective with sofas on an open stage. The target broadcast time would be late afternoon/early evening, aiming to attract a broad live and television audience aged 16 and up.
L05 thriller conventions
Thrillers aim to create suspense and excitement for audiences through tension and anticipation. Common conventions include a hero/villain dynamic, puzzles or investigations that drive the narrative, plot twists, and tension-building climaxes. Thrillers also employ stylistic techniques like low-key lighting, tracking camera shots, close-ups, flashbacks, and quick editing to heighten tension and draw viewers into the story. Famous examples like Jaws, The Sixth Sense, Vertigo, and Memento demonstrate how these conventions are used.
Melbourne noir
The document provides instructions for students to shoot short noir-style video clips on their mobile phones in small groups. Students are told to plan and film establishing shots, dialogue, and acting in 60 minutes. Examples of shots include an establishing scene, short breathless dialogue like "I heard a scream from over there...", and cursory acting like "There were footsteps behind me, but when I looked no-one was there." Guidelines recommend recording audio inside, and getting permission to film on private property. The raw video clips will later be edited together and shared for the class.
Genre presentation
The document discusses genre in media and focuses on the thriller genre. It outlines conventions of the thriller genre including fast pacing, low key lighting, mood-setting soundtracks, and creepy imagery. Examples are given of successful opening sequences for the films Seven, Psycho, and Shutter Island that utilize these conventions to create suspense, danger, mystery and engage audiences. For the author's own thriller work, they will aim to use many of these same conventions in their opening sequence to successfully set the tone of the genre.
Proposal
A group of girls are home alone one night unaware that a serial killer is loose in their area. They hear strange noises in the house and begin to investigate, believing it's a prank by one of the friends. However, one girl goes missing and the others realize there is actually an intruder. They must try to escape as the killer targets them one by one. The proposal outlines the plot, cinematography, editing, soundtrack, and mise-en-scene for a trailer of this horror film involving a group of girls trapped in a house with a serial killer.
Proposal
A group of girls are home alone one night unaware that a serial killer is loose in their area. They hear strange noises in the house and begin to investigate, believing it's a prank by one of the friends. However, one girl goes missing and the others realize there is actually an intruder. They must try to escape as the killer targets them one by one. The proposal outlines the plot, cinematography, editing, soundtrack, and mise-en-scene for a trailer of this horror film involving a group of girls trapped in a house with a serial killer.
3 frame analysis
Kailum Gardner analyzes the cinematography techniques used in three thriller films: The House at the End of the Street, The Purge Two, and Inception. For each film, Kailum discusses the lighting, camera angles, and mise-en-scene to convey mood and provide context. Key details like dim lighting, security camera shots, and unusual collapsing settings are examined for their storytelling impacts. Overall, the document focuses on how visual elements in scenes from the three thrillers engage viewers and enhance tension.
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Final 20
This document appears to be a title and author for a set of 20 photos by Jess Dawson, though the photos themselves are not included or described. The document simply lists the title "My best 20 photos" and the author "Jess Dawson" but does not provide any further details about the photos or their content.
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Two scientists create a new drug, but when one of them tests it, it causes him to go insane and imprison his colleague in the garage. His colleague must now escape and save his friend from the drug's effects. The film will focus on Professor Ted, who takes the drug and traps Professor Steve in the garage. Professor Steve must find a way to escape and investigate what has happened to Ted due to the effects of the new drug. The garage will be the main filming location to create an eerie atmosphere as Professor Steve tries to escape and save his friend.
Top 40 pics
Jessica Dawson wrote a short article about her top 40 pictures. The article does not provide any details about the pictures themselves or why they are among her favorites. It only states the title of the article and the author's name in two short sentences.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses potential film distribution options for the film "Fix Me". It considers both major Hollywood distribution companies like Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. that could widely distribute the film due to their marketing resources and experience with similar supernatural genres. It also discusses smaller, independent British distributors like Hammer Films that may be better suited due to a focus on similar film genres and a potentially better understanding of the British teenage target audience. Ultimately, the document concludes that an independent distributor coupled with online and social media marketing followed by a limited cinema release and availability on streaming platforms like Netflix would be the best strategy to effectively distribute the film.
Top 15 pictures so far
Jessica Dawson shares her top 15 pictures. The document appears to be a list or description of 15 pictures that are important to Jessica Dawson. The short document does not provide enough context to generate a more detailed 3 sentence summary.
Presentation1
The document discusses conventions for introducing key elements in film openings, such as main characters, location, class, genre, and theme. Main characters are often introduced through having the most screen time or lines. The location and class of characters is also commonly established to provide context of the era and wealth. While more difficult, some films can hint at their theme or genre through exclusively focusing on a topic or using certain props, lighting, and music to set expectations.
History of film
The document discusses the history of film and the supernatural drama genre. It provides a timeline of important developments in early film from the 1890s to the 1940s, including the invention of cameras, film studios, animation, and screen credits. The document then defines supernatural fiction and its subgenre of supernatural drama, which often involves ghosts, magic, and unexplained phenomena. Finally, examples are given of popular supernatural television series from the 20th century like Charmed, Supernatural, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer that featured neutral or evil supernatural creatures from folklore.
Final photos
The document is titled "Final Pieces" and appears to be written by Jess Dawson. It likely discusses completing or concluding various projects or tasks, as the title "Final Pieces" implies wrapping up loose ends or finishing touches. Without more context from the full document, that is the most that can be gleaned from the limited information provided.
Final 40
This document appears to be the beginning of a list of photos by Jess Dawson, as it states "Best 40 photos" and is authored by Jess Dawson. However, the document abruptly ends after two blank lines with the message "End of my top 20", suggesting the list of photos is incomplete or the number was changed from 40 to 20. The essential information and purpose of the document cannot be fully understood from the limited content provided.
Production companies
This document lists major film production companies such as DreamWorks Animation, 20th Century Fox, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Universal Studios, Paramount Pictures, and Columbia Pictures. It also identifies some companies known for producing supernatural drama films, including Hollywood Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Ghost House Pictures.
Codal analysis3
The document analyzes various codes in the film Premonition including visual, audio, enigma, technical, and narrative codes:
- The visual code notes that the film is set in modern day, making it more relatable and unnerving for audiences.
- The audio code describes the tense, mysterious music playing in the beginning that sets an unsettling atmosphere.
- Both the enigma and technical codes discuss how the involvement of children often relates to horror or supernatural themes where bad things may happen.
- The narrative code analyzes the use of medium shots to show emotions and reactions while also providing context of the surroundings.
Electronic Portfolio
This document appears to be an electronic portfolio for a person named Jess Dawson. It likely contains examples of Jess Dawson's work, accomplishments, skills, and qualifications. The purpose of the portfolio is to showcase Jess Dawson's talents and experience for potential employers or educational opportunities.
Mha 690 wk1 d2 confidentiality
- 127 UCLA Medical Center employees were fired, suspended, or warned for improperly accessing celebrity medical records between 2003-2007, violating patient privacy laws.
- One employee pleaded guilty to violating HIPAA but died prematurely, while investigations found prior incidents at the hospital.
- UCLA was fined over $860,000 and learned it must strictly restrict medical record access and track usage, as healthcare providers are responsible for employee actions regarding patient information.
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一模一样【微信：A575476】【加拿大多伦多大学毕业证（uoft毕业证书）成绩单Offer】【微信：A575476】（留信学历认证永久存档查询）采用学校原版纸张、特殊工艺完全按照原版一比一制作（包括：隐形水印，阴影底纹，钢印LOGO烫金烫银，LOGO烫金烫银复合重叠，文字图案浮雕，激光镭射，紫外荧光，温感，复印防伪）行业标杆！精益求精，诚心合作，真诚制作！多年品质 ,按需精细制作，24小时接单,全套进口原装设备，十五年致力于帮助留学生解决难题，业务范围有加拿大、英国、澳洲、韩国、美国、新加坡，新西兰等学历材料，包您满意。
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留信网认证的作用:
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2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
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国外毕业证学位证成绩单如何办理：
1客户提供办理信息：姓名生日专业学位毕业时间等（如信息不确定可以咨询顾问：我们有专业老师帮你查询）；
2开始安排制作昆士兰科技大学毕业证成绩单电子图；
3毕业证成绩单电子版做好以后发送给您确认；
4毕业证成绩单电子版您确认信息无误之后安排制作成品；
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- 1. Codal analysis -What lies beneath Jessica Dawson
- 2. Visual analysis • All throughout the clip the lighting in the house is very dim as well as it being night outside. By everything being dark is shows to the audience that something out of the ordinary is going to happen as dark lighting is often associated with Supernatural films and Horror films
- 3. Audio Code • In the very beginning of the opening, as the women is walking through her house there is a short clip of tense music playing • As the music builds up is creates a tense atmosphere for the audience as well as makes them wonder what is going to happen next, so they will continue watching.
- 4. Enigma code • Throughout the opening of the clip, there are many questions left unanswered. This questions will make the audience want to continue watching to find the answers to these questions. • As well as this, tense music is played throughout the clip, this shows the audience that something bad or unusual is going to happen, so they will be more interested in watching the rest of the film.
- 5. Technical code • Throughout the clip a lot of mediums shots are used. These shots are used most often as they show are close up enough to show the persons reaction, but it also includes part of the background. This is helpful in this clip as it shows what she is scared about, and what is happening that relates to the supernatural genre.
- 6. Narrative code • The story line throughout the clip is that there a women being attacked by an unknown demon and she has an incounter with it in her bathroom. • From looking at the house and the costume of the women, it is obvious that its set in the present which will make it more scary for the audience s it is more relatable