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The document discusses costume choices for the protagonist and antagonist in a horror story. For the protagonist, everyday, light clothes were chosen to make her seem familiar and elicit more worry about her fate. The antagonist wears darker clothes to fit the horror genre and convey mysteriousness, villainy, and a concealed face beneath a hood further builds suspense by hiding identity, in keeping with horror conventions. Rather than show a weapon, the antagonist creates uncertainty about what was done to the protagonist.
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This document discusses key elements to consider when making a horror film. It identifies setting/location, characters, and props/weapons as important aspects of the film's structure. Typical horror film locations include woods or houses at night to build tension. Common characters are a vulnerable female victim, a villain/killer such as a man, ghost, or zombie, and a hero. Props depend on the type of horror but may include axes for zombie films or knives for films with human villains.
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The document discusses key elements to consider when making a horror film, including setting, characters, and props/weapons. The setting should create an uncomfortable atmosphere, such as a dark woods or house at night. Characters typically include a vulnerable victim, villain/killer, and hero. Props and weapons depend on the type of horror but may include axes for zombies or knives for human villains. Sound is also important to build tension and fear.
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The document discusses key elements to consider when making a horror film, including setting, characters, and props/weapons. The setting should create an uncomfortable atmosphere, such as a dark woods or house at night. Characters typically include a vulnerable victim, villain/killer, and hero. Props and weapons depend on the type of horror but may include axes for zombies or knives for human villains. Sound is also important to build tension and fear.
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Women are largely objectified in The Cabin in the Woods. Jules is portrayed as a "slut" through her revealing clothing, promiscuous behavior, and dumb blonde persona, which are all manipulated by the male scientists for entertainment. Dana subverts expectations as the more sensible and self-reliant "final girl," fighting to survive without relying on masculinity or sexuality. While Jules is sexualized and controlled, Dana exhibits agency and strength uncommon in horror film heroines.
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sub genre explanation
The group chose to base their promotional package on a slasher film genre because it is their favorite subgenre and they have more knowledge about slasher conventions compared to other genres. They were inspired by the classic slasher film "House of Wax" where teenagers camping in the woods are killed by a mysterious killer. Some elements they found attractive about "House of Wax" included the woodland setting which creates fear and mystery, stereotypical roles like the "dumb blonde" character, and the strange yet frightening antagonist who remains mysterious.
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The document discusses how the opening sequence of a horror film establishes characters and conveys genre to set expectations. It summarizes that the sequence introduced a male antagonist and two female protagonists, one who is killed, following horror conventions. Dark costumes and lighting created an eerie atmosphere. An establishing shot of a dark, quiet area around a lake set an ominous tone. Quick cuts and symbolic props like blood and a weapon also effectively presented the genre and left viewers suspenseful to watch more.
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Horror films seek to elicit negative emotions from audiences by playing on their fears. They use common settings, characters, themes and conventions to create frightening atmospheres that audiences associate with the genre. Typical elements include isolated locations at night, female protagonists facing killers, unexpected heroes, and themes involving demons, religion, and the struggle between good and evil. Horror films aim to give audiences a thrill by blending real-life and fictional stories of one's worst nightmares coming true.
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Blumhouse Productions would be the most suitable production company to produce our film "The Shadows That Guide Us". It specializes in high quality, low budget horror films and has a proven track record of success in the genre. Hammer Films would be the second choice as it has large experience in horror but also some failures, making it riskier. New Line Cinema would be third as it has expertise from its horror successes and resources from its partnership with Warner Bros. Vertigo Films would be fourth for its low budget success stories using new talent, though it lacks horror experience. CBS Films would be fifth as an American company without consistent horror films, making it unsuitable for our UK based project.
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The document contains feedback from test viewers on the opening sequence of a horror film. The majority of respondents felt that:
1) The sound effects, music, and narration successfully created an atmospheric and creepy tone that fit the horror genre.
2) A variety of effective camera shots were used and the transitions between scenes were smooth.
3) The black and white footage, barren setting, and actress's dark hair and pale complexion contributed to establishing an ominous mood.
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Costumes
- 2. Victim/Protagonist We decided to have our protagonist wear ‘normal’ or ‘everyday clothes’ to make her more familiar to the audience, as she could be one of them. Making the protagonists fate in the beginning, all the more worrying and frightening. We chose to keep the protagonist’s costume relatively light – separating her from the antagonist, and showing her as a more positive character or victim.
- 3. Antagonist We decided our antagonist should wear darker coloured clothes, to fit in with the horror genre and the atmosphere of mysteriousness and to show to the audience that the character was a ‘bad guy’, as darker clothes are a convention of villains. We decided that by wearing a hood and concealing the face of the character, further suspense and mysterious would be built from the audience not knowing the identity of the antagonist (a convention of horror). We chose not to have our antagonist hold or show any form of weapon, which may have been typical of the horror genre. This was to create an air of uncertainty, as the audience is left wondering, what exactly the antagonist has done to the protagonist.