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The document discusses the codes and conventions commonly found in film openings. It begins with introducing the main elements like credits, logos, and establishing shots that set the genre and time period. While there are standard conventions, title sequences also allow for creativity. The document then analyzes openings from three specific films to illustrate narrative codes, use of logos and titles, how genre is established, narrative launches, and sound conventions. Film openings aim to hook audiences using visual and auditory elements that provide crucial context and information.
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The document discusses strategies for engaging an audience and distributing a film as a real media text. It describes researching how brands define audiences to create a profile for the film's target audience. An online questionnaire was created and analyzed to determine the target audience is British males aged 18-30 who enjoy thriller, mystery and crime drama genres via cinema and streaming platforms. Marketing and distribution strategies include a film website, social media, and a film poster to reach the target audience.
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Frank Ash teaches storytelling and creative production techniques to BBC members and teams to improve plot development and audience appeal. He stresses the importance of a clear "Topline" that expresses the film's theme in one sentence and a "Big Question" that defines the story and creates a series of events. Our treatment is about a journalist who starts to uncover the illegal underground gambling operations of a London triad, putting himself in a vulnerable position. The Topline is that a journalist uncovers information about the Triads' illegal casinos and money laundering, and the Big Question is whether the journalist will expose the truth before it's too late.
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