Conventions of the sub genre 'slasher’ films
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This document outlines several key conventions of slasher films. It notes that these films typically take place in isolated locations like college campuses and feature teenage victims. A mysterious psychopathic killer stalks and brutally murders the victims. Trailers for slasher films aim to build tension and suspense through techniques like unsettling music, quick cuts between scenes, flashes of weapons, and heart-pounding sound effects that leave the threat ambiguous until the end.
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The document discusses conventions of slasher horror film trailers and analyzes three specific trailers. It outlines common elements of slasher trailers including establishing equilibrium, introducing victims, disturbing the equilibrium with a threat or villain, teasing dramatic events through quick cuts, and ending on a cliffhanger. It then examines the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Urban Legend, and Prom Night trailers, noting how each follows this structure through their use of setting, characters, weapons, pacing, and lack of resolution.
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Thriller films follow conventions to build tension and engage audiences, including innocent protagonists in difficult situations, mysteries or false accusations, and an increasing pace leading to a climax. Common thriller themes involve crime, murder, revenge, romance triangles, mystery, isolation, voyeurism, and psychological elements. Settings are often isolated rural areas or urban environments enabling hiding. Protagonists are usually innocent heroes unaccustomed to danger, while antagonists include criminals, stalkers, assassins or psychotic individuals. Editing and sound techniques like montages, altered camera angles, and non-diegetic ambient sounds also build tension in thriller conventions.
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The document discusses conventions and inspirations for horror film trailers. For the film "The Pact," conventions discussed include involving a child to make the main character vulnerable and having the female character alone in the house to heighten tension. Fade to white transitions and a worn background are also mentioned. Inspiration comes from using transitions to imply danger and backgrounds that emphasize genre. For "Insidious Chapter 2," conventions include using children to elicit sympathy and slowly building horror music when a character is alone. Inspiration comes from matching music to footage pace. Inspiration and conventions are also discussed for other film trailers.
Codes and Conventions of Horror/Thriller Films
Technical conventions like canted angles, long tracking shots, and POV shots are used to create confusion, tension, and show what characters see. Symbolic conventions employ colors like black and red or props like weapons to represent death, evil, danger, and violence. Characters typically include a main protagonist hero or victim, an antagonist villain like a monster or killer, careless teenagers often killed first, and creepy children or authority figures. Common themes involve good versus evil, revenge, the supernatural, religion, living dead, experiments gone wrong, insanity, nightmares, and lust.
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Thrillers are films that feature exciting plots involving violence or extraordinary events happening to ordinary people. They aim to create tension and suspense through elements like enigmatic plots with twists, fast pacing, drama, mystery, and crime. Good thrillers employ music, lighting, cliffhangers, exciting openings, and plot twists to captivate viewers and heighten suspense.
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A thriller is a genre found in movies, television, and literature that uses suspense to make audiences wonder what will happen next. Thrillers typically involve horror or crime themes and feature extraordinary events happening to ordinary people. Conventions of thrillers include techniques like quick cuts, low lighting, and flashbacks to build mystery and keep audiences on the edge of their seats. For a thriller to be good, it needs to have a fast pace and tension that builds through the story. Thrillers target late teenagers to thirties who enjoy being drawn into the psychological aspects and anticipation of the genre.
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Thriller and suspense films promote intense excitement and suspense through similar characteristics and conventions like quick cuts, tense music, and strategic camera angles. These types of films, which often combine genres like action, sci-fi, or crime, appeal most to audiences under 25 who enjoy mysteries and surprises. Common codes in thrillers include lighting techniques like shadows and the use of reflective or hierarchical objects to build tension.
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1) A horror/thriller chase scene trailer featuring supernatural events in a woman's house or an intruder. It will use canted angles, close ups, depth of field and sudden sounds to build tension.
2) A psychological thriller trailer about a girl stalked and abducted in the woods after a nearby murder. It will show the stalker stealing the girl's identity without revealing their own.
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Thriller films follow conventions to build tension and engage audiences, including innocent protagonists in difficult situations, mysteries or false accusations, and an increasing pace leading to a climax. Common thriller themes involve crime, murder, revenge, romance triangles, mystery, isolation, voyeurism, and psychological elements. Settings are often isolated rural areas or urban environments enabling hiding. Protagonists are usually innocent heroes unaccustomed to danger, while antagonists include criminals, stalkers, assassins or psychotic individuals. Editing and sound techniques like montages, altered camera angles, and non-diegetic ambient sounds also build tension in thriller conventions.
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The document discusses conventions and inspirations for horror film trailers. For the film "The Pact," conventions discussed include involving a child to make the main character vulnerable and having the female character alone in the house to heighten tension. Fade to white transitions and a worn background are also mentioned. Inspiration comes from using transitions to imply danger and backgrounds that emphasize genre. For "Insidious Chapter 2," conventions include using children to elicit sympathy and slowly building horror music when a character is alone. Inspiration comes from matching music to footage pace. Inspiration and conventions are also discussed for other film trailers.
Codes and Conventions of Horror/Thriller Films
Technical conventions like canted angles, long tracking shots, and POV shots are used to create confusion, tension, and show what characters see. Symbolic conventions employ colors like black and red or props like weapons to represent death, evil, danger, and violence. Characters typically include a main protagonist hero or victim, an antagonist villain like a monster or killer, careless teenagers often killed first, and creepy children or authority figures. Common themes involve good versus evil, revenge, the supernatural, religion, living dead, experiments gone wrong, insanity, nightmares, and lust.
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Thrillers are films that feature exciting plots involving violence or extraordinary events happening to ordinary people. They aim to create tension and suspense through elements like enigmatic plots with twists, fast pacing, drama, mystery, and crime. Good thrillers employ music, lighting, cliffhangers, exciting openings, and plot twists to captivate viewers and heighten suspense.
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Thriller genre research
Thriller and suspense films promote intense excitement and suspense through similar characteristics and conventions like quick cuts, tense music, and strategic camera angles. These types of films, which often combine genres like action, sci-fi, or crime, appeal most to audiences under 25 who enjoy mysteries and surprises. Common codes in thrillers include lighting techniques like shadows and the use of reflective or hierarchical objects to build tension.
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Jessica Underwood proposes three film trailer pitches:
1) A horror/thriller chase scene trailer featuring supernatural events in a woman's house or an intruder. It will use canted angles, close ups, depth of field and sudden sounds to build tension.
2) A psychological thriller trailer about a girl stalked and abducted in the woods after a nearby murder. It will show the stalker stealing the girl's identity without revealing their own.
3) A horror thriller trailer where friends hear strange noises in a house at night, search but find things moved on returning, suggesting supernatural forces like poltergeists.
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Thrillers aim to stimulate moods of suspense, excitement, and anxiety in viewers. They commonly use plot twists, dark themes of danger, violence and pursuit. Key conventions include low lighting, tense music, shadows, fast editing and urban settings. Central characters are often unaware of impending danger and can be criminals, victims, or psychologically troubled individuals. Thrillers keep audiences on the "edge of their seats" through suspenseful editing techniques, unsettling sounds, and the threat of harm to main characters.
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Storyboard
Two friends go for a jog in bright lighting representing their friendship. Suddenly, a blurred white figure appears and they are separated. One friend is seen running away in fear. The friends are then shown tied to chairs, with one having severe cuts on his face in low, ominous lighting. One friend is taken away while the other acts suspiciously. It is then discovered that one friend has been killed, surrounded by blood and dead leaves in dark clothing symbolizing death. The opening ends with an antagonist facing a wall of portraits of missing people with red crosses, as psychotic laughter plays in the background.
Codes and conventions of a thriller
Thrillers rely on suspense, tension, and excitement. They stimulate audiences' emotions through fast pacing, gritty scenes, and anxiety. Thrillers keep audiences on the edge of their seats through plot twists, red herrings, and cliffhangers. Common thriller elements include criminals, assassins, terrorists as characters, as well as manipulation of sound, editing, lighting and location to increase fear and tension. Antagonists are typically truly frightening or disturbing forces that psychologically challenge protagonists.
Conventions of thriller genre
Thrillers use suspense, tension, and excitement to keep audiences engaged. They often involve a protagonist facing danger, isolation, or mystery as they try to escape a trap. Settings can vary but aim to isolate characters. Thrillers build tension through techniques like lighting, music, and shot types to captivate audiences with unexpected plots, clues, and resolutions. The protagonist typically confronts an antagonist, building to a climactic confrontation.
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The document discusses how genre is identified semantically and syntactically in films and trailers. Syntactically, horror films follow predictable patterns of events such as introducing the protagonists, deaths occurring to create conflict, and the antagonist being defeated. Semantically, elements like dark locations, lighting, sounds, and music are used to create tension and signify danger. The trailer for "I Know What You Did Last Summer" follows some but not all of the usual syntactic events and does not reveal the antagonist or ending to avoid spoilers.
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The document discusses key elements of the thriller genre. It notes that thrillers typically involve protagonists facing death threats, antagonists who are initially smarter/stronger, mysteries that must be solved, and battles that are both physical and mental. Common thriller characters include victims, stalkers, and sociopaths. Themes often involve terrorism, conspiracy, or pursuit. Examples given are The Walking Dead, which features innocent people on the run from zombies in a dirty, apocalyptic world, and Red Lights, whose title sequence uses quick close-ups and dark backgrounds to create isolation and distrust.
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Thrillers use suspense to keep audiences wondering what will happen next and typically involve crime or horror themes. Conventions of thrillers include plot twists, dark lighting, flashbacks, props like guns, quick cuts and music to build tension. A good thriller provides thrills through suspense, tension, and anticipation as the protagonist encounters serious situations in a fast-paced story without becoming elongated and boring. The target audience for thrillers is generally males and females aged 15 and older due to potentially intense violence.
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The document discusses conventions and technical codes commonly found in horror genre films. Some key elements mentioned include isolated or abandoned settings like forests, houses, or hospitals; the use of camera angles, lighting, and sound effects to build suspense and fear; common props like weapons or masks; and character archetypes like the victim, villain, or police officer. Narrative structures frequently involve a killer or monster pursuing teenagers or others, with themes exploring good versus evil, the supernatural, or science experiments gone wrong.
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The document discusses conventions and technical codes commonly found in horror genre films. Some key elements mentioned include isolated or abandoned settings like forests, houses, or hospitals that connote fear; the use of camera angles, lighting, sounds, and editing to build suspense and tension; common props like weapons or masks; and character archetypes like the victim, villain, or police officers involved. Narrative structures frequently follow a formula where a killer returns to prey on immoral teenagers, with one survivor, and themes often deal with good versus evil, the supernatural, or madness.
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Thriller codes and conventions
Thrillers aim to provide thrills and keep audiences engaged through tension and anticipation. They involve characters facing dangers like mysteries, missions, or escapes. Common technical elements include quick cuts, low lighting, and tense music to build suspense. Thrillers often evolve around double emotions and switch audiences between anxiety for characters and enjoyment of the film. Common subgenres include action, crime, disaster, and psychological thrillers involving threats like crimes, disasters, or conspiracies that characters must work to defeat.
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Slasher horror trailers aim to stimulate anticipation, fear, and terror in viewers. They typically introduce a psychotic killer who stalks and brutally murders isolated teenage victims. Common elements include an establishing shot, buildup of conflict, introduction of the villain to disrupt equilibrium, and teasing clips of problematic events, leaving the audience with a cliffhanger to encourage viewing the full film. The document analyzes trailers for Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, Urban Legend, and Prom Night that exemplify slasher conventions through their use of victims, locations, weapons, lighting, sound, and nonlinear storytelling to unsettle audiences.
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The document outlines several genre conventions commonly used in horror films. It discusses conventions for cinematography, costumes, lighting, mise-en-scene, editing, sound, characters, narratives, and subgenres. Specifically, it notes that horror films often use handheld cameras, close-ups, low angles, dark lighting, fake blood, weapons, abandoned settings, jump cuts, screams, psychotic antagonists, and a narrative where victims are attacked by the antagonist. It also provides a timeline of the development of the horror genre from the 1700s to today.
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The document outlines several genre conventions commonly used in horror films. It discusses conventions for cinematography, costumes, lighting, mise-en-scene, editing, sound, characters, narratives, and subgenres. Specifically, it notes that horror films often use handheld cameras, close-ups, low angles, dark/gloomy lighting, fake blood, abandoned settings, jump scares, screams, slashers involving a serial killer murdering people. The concluding section reflects on which conventions the reader may employ for a horror film opening.
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Slasher horror films typically follow conventions where a psychopathic killer stalks and brutally murders teenage or young adult victims with weapons. Common tropes include a "final girl" hero who survives, victims who are unaware of their surroundings, and a mysterious villain who is physically deformed. The fast-paced films aim to heighten emotions like fear, dread, and suspense in viewers. Film trailers also follow patterns by introducing characters and setting the scene, hinting at a crisis, revealing the villain to disrupt equilibrium, and showing problematic clips to end on a cliffhanger.
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Rhiannon is planning a horror film project and is researching conventions of the genre. Horror films aim to unnerve audiences through disturbing imagery, dark settings, and tense music. They often deal with supernatural, religious, or psychologically disturbed threats. Rhiannon is considering a story about a girl who gets involved in a cult. Her target audience is 15-25 year olds of both genders. An effective teaser trailer would build mystery and intrigue through dark imagery and sounds to capture this internet-savvy audience's attention.
Conventions of Thriller Films
Thriller films aim to build tension and excitement through their plots, characters, settings, and other conventions. Some common conventions include innocent characters being falsely accused or involved in mysterious situations as they try to escape danger. The climax of the plot keeps audiences engaged. Thrillers also often involve themes of crime, murder, mystery, isolation, and voyeurism. Settings take place in urban or everyday locations, and characters typically include ordinary heroes facing off against criminal villains or psychotic individuals threatening innocent victims. Editing, lighting, costumes, and sound are used to further build tension and hide or highlight villains pursuing victims.
Conventions of a thriller
Thrillers aim to stimulate moods of suspense, excitement, and anxiety in viewers. They commonly use plot twists, dark themes of danger, violence and pursuit. Key conventions include low lighting, tense music, shadows, fast editing and urban settings. Central characters are often unaware of impending danger and can be criminals, victims, or psychologically troubled individuals. Thrillers keep audiences on the "edge of their seats" through suspenseful editing techniques, unsettling sounds, and the threat of harm to main characters.
Codes and conventions of a thriller
The document discusses several codes and conventions commonly found in thriller films. It notes that thrillers aim to keep audiences on the edge of their seats and in a state of tension by emphasizing the dangers faced by the protagonist from the thriller's antagonists. Thrillers typically follow Todorov's theory of starting in equilibrium, disrupting it with an unknown threat, and then resolving it when the protagonist defeats the enemy. Common thriller locations include old, dark houses meant to make audiences feel the threat could happen to them. Antagonists are usually masked males with weapons or pale, dark-haired females with supernatural abilities. The "final girl" protagonist is often an unlikely heroine not expected to survive. Thrillers
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This document outlines common tropes and techniques used in horror films including isolated and domestic settings that create feelings of loneliness and lack of safety, the use of shadows and dark atmospheres to increase suspense, and common character archetypes like the innocent victim, psychologically damaged parents, and final girl. It also discusses audio and visual elements frequently employed for their frightening impact such as screeching music, gore, knives, and ghosts portrayed through lighting, editing techniques like crosscutting, and camerawork like point-of-view shots and handheld footage.
Thriller conventions
The document discusses the genre conventions of thriller films. It defines thrillers as films that create intense emotions of apprehension and exhilaration through the use of suspense, tension and excitement. Thrillers include many subgenres like mystery, crime, psychological films and use techniques like plot twists, red herrings and cliffhangers. Some common thriller elements discussed include criminal characters, menaced victims, corrupt societies, investigations and psychological themes. The document also lists example thriller films and directors known for the genre.
Storyboard
Two friends go for a jog in bright lighting representing their friendship. Suddenly, a blurred white figure appears and they are separated. One friend is seen running away in fear. The friends are then shown tied to chairs, with one having severe cuts on his face in low, ominous lighting. One friend is taken away while the other acts suspiciously. It is then discovered that one friend has been killed, surrounded by blood and dead leaves in dark clothing symbolizing death. The opening ends with an antagonist facing a wall of portraits of missing people with red crosses, as psychotic laughter plays in the background.
Codes and conventions of a thriller
Thrillers rely on suspense, tension, and excitement. They stimulate audiences' emotions through fast pacing, gritty scenes, and anxiety. Thrillers keep audiences on the edge of their seats through plot twists, red herrings, and cliffhangers. Common thriller elements include criminals, assassins, terrorists as characters, as well as manipulation of sound, editing, lighting and location to increase fear and tension. Antagonists are typically truly frightening or disturbing forces that psychologically challenge protagonists.
Conventions of thriller genre
Thrillers use suspense, tension, and excitement to keep audiences engaged. They often involve a protagonist facing danger, isolation, or mystery as they try to escape a trap. Settings can vary but aim to isolate characters. Thrillers build tension through techniques like lighting, music, and shot types to captivate audiences with unexpected plots, clues, and resolutions. The protagonist typically confronts an antagonist, building to a climactic confrontation.
Semantic and syntactic
The document discusses how genre is identified semantically and syntactically in films and trailers. Syntactically, horror films follow predictable patterns of events such as introducing the protagonists, deaths occurring to create conflict, and the antagonist being defeated. Semantically, elements like dark locations, lighting, sounds, and music are used to create tension and signify danger. The trailer for "I Know What You Did Last Summer" follows some but not all of the usual syntactic events and does not reveal the antagonist or ending to avoid spoilers.
Thriller
The document discusses key elements of the thriller genre. It notes that thrillers typically involve protagonists facing death threats, antagonists who are initially smarter/stronger, mysteries that must be solved, and battles that are both physical and mental. Common thriller characters include victims, stalkers, and sociopaths. Themes often involve terrorism, conspiracy, or pursuit. Examples given are The Walking Dead, which features innocent people on the run from zombies in a dirty, apocalyptic world, and Red Lights, whose title sequence uses quick close-ups and dark backgrounds to create isolation and distrust.
Thrillers new
Thrillers use suspense to keep audiences wondering what will happen next and typically involve crime or horror themes. Conventions of thrillers include plot twists, dark lighting, flashbacks, props like guns, quick cuts and music to build tension. A good thriller provides thrills through suspense, tension, and anticipation as the protagonist encounters serious situations in a fast-paced story without becoming elongated and boring. The target audience for thrillers is generally males and females aged 15 and older due to potentially intense violence.
Horror genre conventions
The document discusses conventions and technical codes commonly found in horror genre films. Some key elements mentioned include isolated or abandoned settings like forests, houses, or hospitals; the use of camera angles, lighting, and sound effects to build suspense and fear; common props like weapons or masks; and character archetypes like the victim, villain, or police officer. Narrative structures frequently involve a killer or monster pursuing teenagers or others, with themes exploring good versus evil, the supernatural, or science experiments gone wrong.
Horror genre conventions
The document discusses conventions and technical codes commonly found in horror genre films. Some key elements mentioned include isolated or abandoned settings like forests, houses, or hospitals that connote fear; the use of camera angles, lighting, sounds, and editing to build suspense and tension; common props like weapons or masks; and character archetypes like the victim, villain, or police officers involved. Narrative structures frequently follow a formula where a killer returns to prey on immoral teenagers, with one survivor, and themes often deal with good versus evil, the supernatural, or madness.
What Is A Thriller?
A thriller is a genre of film that uses suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate the audience's emotions. Thrillers keep audiences on the edge of their seats as the plot builds to a climax. There are many types of thriller films, including comedy thrillers, crime thrillers, psychological thrillers, and supernatural thrillers. Key themes in thrillers include ransoms, revenge, kidnappings, stalking, and paranoia. Alfred Hitchcock is considered a famous director of thrillers, having made films like Psycho, The Birds, and Vertigo that followed thriller conventions of tension, pacing, lighting, protagonists, and suspense.
Thriller codes and conventions
Thrillers aim to provide thrills and keep audiences engaged through tension and anticipation. They involve characters facing dangers like mysteries, missions, or escapes. Common technical elements include quick cuts, low lighting, and tense music to build suspense. Thrillers often evolve around double emotions and switch audiences between anxiety for characters and enjoyment of the film. Common subgenres include action, crime, disaster, and psychological thrillers involving threats like crimes, disasters, or conspiracies that characters must work to defeat.
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This document discusses several key elements that define the thriller genre of film. It notes that thrillers aim to keep audiences on the edge of their seats through tension and suspense, often involving a main character in a dangerous situation. It provides examples of different types of thrillers, such as action thrillers and psychological thrillers. It also describes common characteristics of characters, themes, editing techniques, sound, and camerawork used in thriller films to build tension and suspense.
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This document discusses conventions used in horror films and how the media product may develop or challenge them. It outlines several common conventions such as weak female characters, haunted children, investigating strange noises, and use of jump scares. It also notes how the media product could challenge conventions by not portraying women as vulnerable victims, killing off a male character first to subvert expectations of weakness, and using off-screen death to still build suspense without fully relying on conventions.
What is a thriller
A thriller is a movie genre that relies on suspense and anticipation to engage audiences. It keeps viewers wondering what will happen next throughout the film. Main characters in thrillers often face challenges as they try to solve a mystery. Common thriller subgenres include crime thrillers, action thrillers, film noir, psychological thrillers, science fiction thrillers, and religious thrillers. These genres typically feature certain conventions like psychopaths, killings, suspenseful music and lighting, and unexpected plot twists designed to heighten tension and anticipation. Alfred Hitchcock was a pioneering director known for his influential work in the thriller genre.
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Dwayne Johnson: A Brief Background
Before discussing the specifics of the kidnapping. it is crucial to understand who Dwayne Johnson is and why his kidnapping would be so significant. Born May 2, 1972, Dwayne Douglas Johnson is an American actor, producer, businessman. and former professional wrestler. Known by his ring name, "The Rock," he gained fame in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) before transitioning to a successful career in Hollywood.
Johnson's filmography includes blockbuster hits such as "The Fast and the Furious" series, "Jumanji," "Moana," and "San Andreas." His charismatic personality, impressive physique. and action-star status have made him a beloved figure worldwide. Thus, the news of his kidnapping would send shockwaves across the globe.
Setting the Scene: The Day of the Kidnapping
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But, beneath the veneer of normalcy, a sinister plot was unfolding. Unbeknownst to Johnson and his team, a group of criminals had planned his abduction. hoping to leverage his celebrity status for a hefty ransom. The stage was set for an event that would soon dominate worldwide headlines and social media feeds.
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The abduction was executed with military precision. A group of masked men, armed and organized, infiltrated the set. They created chaos, taking advantage of the confusion to isolate Johnson. Johnson was outnumbered and caught off guard despite his formidable strength and fighting skills. The kidnappers overpowered him, bundled him into a waiting vehicle. and sped away, leaving everyone on set in a state of shock and disbelief.
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- 1. Conventions of The Sub-genre 'Slasher’ Films Shanice.S
- 2. Conventions of a Slasher Film • Thriller conventions:Suspense and tension. • Hero: Female, sensible, senses killer, last woman standing and may or may not be killed at the end. • Horror sub-genre: Stimulates viewers mood, heightened, level off, anticipation, fear, anxiety, surprise and terror. • Location: Isolated and usually set in a college/ campus. • Victims: Teens (preferably college students, rebellious or terribly out of control, unaware of there surroundings. • Villain: Mysterious psychopathic killer, known or unknown, serial killer, stalker or killer of victims, mentally deranged, violent or brutal, physically deformed and gets some form of twist at the end. • Props and Iconography: Masks, puzzles or games, knifes, chainsaw, meat cleaver etc…
- 3. Narrative Structure of a Slasher Film • Opening: Establishing shots, set the scene, this shows equilibrium has been established. • Build up of problem or crisis. • Introduced to the villain and a shift of equilibrium. • Teaser trailer: doesn’t reveal the full extent of the problematic event. • Further complication are shown throughout a climatic end, this makes the audience want to watch more and go see the film, this creates a cliff hanger.
- 4. Slasher Trailer 1: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Identifying the conventions • The opening/ establishing shot shows an elderly woman singing a lullaby to a teenage girl. There is then a sudden flash which then reveals the gruesome parts of the film. • Disturbance of the equilibrium: the elderly woman is comforting the girl who's tied up. • There is then another flash shot which is then followed by strange noises to create tension. • The film has a group of deranged characters (the family). • Weapons are revealed with heart wrenching sound effects added to create suspense. • location is on isolated grounds. • Sound effects: Loud heartbeats to make the audience feel even more scared. • Then there is a sudden fade to black flash with wielding sound effect of a knife slicing through something; after there is then another beating sound which resembles a womb or birth sound(Jucster posing sound/ contrapuntal sound).
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- 6. Slasher Trailer 3: Halloween (2007) • Equilibrium: Normal Halloween night, kids out tick or treating etc… • Narrative voice speaking about the film throughout the trailer • Flash scenes/ quick editing • sound effects- heartbeats • Villain/ deranged character/ unknown face • Flashes of the murder weapons • Creepy background voices and sounds • Cuts, snap shots and shock shots • Lots of different camera angles (close- ups, extreme close-ups, wide shots etc…) • Normal suburban home • Slight reveal of the villain • Shunned sounds • Victim: Young girl • Moment of equilibrium: Friendly town becomes becomes deserted and a lot of people are staying in there houses. • Low and dark key lighting