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The document discusses the crime thriller genre of film and literature. It defines thrillers as works that use suspense, tension and excitement to stimulate the viewer's emotions. Crime thrillers focus on the lives of criminals and criminal acts, often portraying them in a glorified way. They typically take place in urban settings and feature police officers or private eyes as protagonists pursuing criminals. The document explores codes and conventions of crime thrillers, such as certain shots, lighting, and settings. It considers whether crime thriller should be viewed as a subgenre or hybrid genre, noting it combines aspects of crime films and thrillers through suspenseful storylines about serial killers and other criminal plots.
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Crime thrillers are a sub-genre of thriller films that focus on the lives of criminals and their criminal acts. They use techniques like long shots, close-ups, low key lighting, and tracking shots to portray realistic criminal figures and their evil deeds in a way that often glorifies crime. The main characters are typically police officers or private investigators pursuing criminals, who are often depicted as immoral, maniacal, intimidating, materialistic, and intelligent compared to other characters. Crime thrillers incorporate both the suspense of thrillers and crime film plots, with the storyline centering on serial killers, murderers, or other criminal activities pursued by protagonists.
Crime thriller, md, jd, jh hg
This document discusses the thriller genre and the crime thriller sub-genre. It defines thrillers as using suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate moods like anticipation, anxiety, and terror in viewers. Crime thrillers focus on the lives of criminals and criminal acts, often portraying them in an immoral or glorified way. They incorporate aspects of crime films and thrillers, with plots that center around serial killers, murders, or manhunts, building tension through both action and psychological elements by following both criminals and protagonists.
Crime thriller, md, jd, jh hg
this is the powerpoint we done as a group, in the powerpoint there is information on out specific thriller sub genre - crime thriller there is also other films about crime thriller and the conventions you would see in a Crime/thriller.
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The document discusses the thriller genre in film and television. It defines thrillers as works that use suspense, tension, and excitement, stimulating moods like anticipation and anxiety in viewers. Thrillers can be adrenaline-rushing and fast-paced. The genre can be divided into subgenres like psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, and disaster thrillers. Examples of famous films in each subgenre are provided, such as "Seven" for psychological thrillers and "Twister" for disaster thrillers. The goal of thrillers is to keep audiences alert by emphasizing danger to the protagonist and building tension towards a climactic ending.
What is a thriller
The document discusses the thriller genre in film and television. It defines thrillers as works that use suspense, tension, and excitement, stimulating moods like anticipation and anxiety in viewers. Thrillers can be adrenaline-rushing and fast-paced. The genre can be divided into subgenres like psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, and disaster thrillers. Examples of famous films in each subgenre are provided, such as "Seven" for psychological thrillers and "Twister" for disaster thrillers. The goal of thrillers is to keep audiences alert by emphasizing danger to the protagonist and building tension towards a climactic ending.
Thriller sub genres
Thriller films can be categorized into several subgenres based on their themes and conventions. A psychological thriller focuses on a character's distorted mental state and often uses plot twists and an unreliable narrator. A crime thriller emphasizes criminals and their violent acts, sometimes making the audience feel empathy for the criminal. A mystery thriller centers around an investigator solving a crime, creating suspense through unknown elements. A science fiction thriller manipulates technology to generate danger, sometimes questioning if the scenarios could become reality. An action thriller relies on physical action, stunts, and fights to drive the plot and keep audiences excited.
Codes and conventions of a thriller
Thrillers rely on suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate the audience's emotions. They keep viewers on the "edge of their seats" through the use of plot devices like cliffhangers. Thrillers commonly feature criminals, assassins, or law enforcement as protagonists overcoming obstacles posed by villains. Technical codes like lighting and editing techniques, as well as character and plot tropes involving heroines surviving threats, are used to create suspense and tension in the thriller genre.
Genre analysis
The document provides information about the crime thriller genre, including examples of films in the genre such as Se7en, Gone Girl, and The Dark Knight. It summarizes the plots of these three films, highlighting words that help identify the police thriller elements. It then lists some common conventions seen in crime thrillers, such as suspicion of characters, mysterious elements, dramatic investigations, antagonists in danger, and storylines that require thinking. The document concludes with definitions of thriller and crime movies, noting that crime thriller is a hybrid genre, and provides a list of additional exemplary crime thriller films.
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Crime thriller, md, jd, jh hg
This document discusses the thriller genre and the crime thriller sub-genre. It defines thrillers as using suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate moods like anticipation, anxiety, and terror in viewers. Crime thrillers focus on the lives of criminals and criminal acts, often portraying them in an immoral or glorified way. They incorporate aspects of crime films and thrillers, with plots that center around serial killers, murders, or manhunts, building tension through both action and psychological elements by following both criminals and protagonists.
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this is the powerpoint we done as a group, in the powerpoint there is information on out specific thriller sub genre - crime thriller there is also other films about crime thriller and the conventions you would see in a Crime/thriller.
What is a thriller
The document discusses the thriller genre in film and television. It defines thrillers as works that use suspense, tension, and excitement, stimulating moods like anticipation and anxiety in viewers. Thrillers can be adrenaline-rushing and fast-paced. The genre can be divided into subgenres like psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, and disaster thrillers. Examples of famous films in each subgenre are provided, such as "Seven" for psychological thrillers and "Twister" for disaster thrillers. The goal of thrillers is to keep audiences alert by emphasizing danger to the protagonist and building tension towards a climactic ending.
What is a thriller
The document discusses the thriller genre in film and television. It defines thrillers as works that use suspense, tension, and excitement, stimulating moods like anticipation and anxiety in viewers. Thrillers can be adrenaline-rushing and fast-paced. The genre can be divided into subgenres like psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, and disaster thrillers. Examples of famous films in each subgenre are provided, such as "Seven" for psychological thrillers and "Twister" for disaster thrillers. The goal of thrillers is to keep audiences alert by emphasizing danger to the protagonist and building tension towards a climactic ending.
Thriller sub genres
Thriller films can be categorized into several subgenres based on their themes and conventions. A psychological thriller focuses on a character's distorted mental state and often uses plot twists and an unreliable narrator. A crime thriller emphasizes criminals and their violent acts, sometimes making the audience feel empathy for the criminal. A mystery thriller centers around an investigator solving a crime, creating suspense through unknown elements. A science fiction thriller manipulates technology to generate danger, sometimes questioning if the scenarios could become reality. An action thriller relies on physical action, stunts, and fights to drive the plot and keep audiences excited.
Codes and conventions of a thriller
Thrillers rely on suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate the audience's emotions. They keep viewers on the "edge of their seats" through the use of plot devices like cliffhangers. Thrillers commonly feature criminals, assassins, or law enforcement as protagonists overcoming obstacles posed by villains. Technical codes like lighting and editing techniques, as well as character and plot tropes involving heroines surviving threats, are used to create suspense and tension in the thriller genre.
Genre analysis
The document provides information about the crime thriller genre, including examples of films in the genre such as Se7en, Gone Girl, and The Dark Knight. It summarizes the plots of these three films, highlighting words that help identify the police thriller elements. It then lists some common conventions seen in crime thrillers, such as suspicion of characters, mysterious elements, dramatic investigations, antagonists in danger, and storylines that require thinking. The document concludes with definitions of thriller and crime movies, noting that crime thriller is a hybrid genre, and provides a list of additional exemplary crime thriller films.
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Sir Alfred Hitchcock was a pioneering English film director known for his mastery of the suspense and psychological thriller genres. Over his 50+ year career, he developed a distinctive directorial style that manipulated viewers through the use of camera techniques, editing, music, and misdirection. His films such as Psycho, The Birds, Rear Window and Vertigo established conventions like unexpected gore, nature-gone-wrong plots, voyeurism, and the portrayal of "icy blonde" female characters that went on to influence many subsequent thrillers. Widely considered one of the most important and influential filmmakers of all time, Hitchcock crafted thrillers that examined human psychology through suspenseful narratives and twist endings.
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Thrillers aim to hold audience interest through intrigue, adventure, and suspense. They promote anxiety and anticipation by leaving the audience "on the edge of their seats." Common elements include feelings of excitement and tension as the audience waits to be thrilled. Thrillers often take place in ordinary locations like cities and feature characters that are outcasts or deemed unacceptable by society, such as criminals or psychopaths, putting them in threatening situations. Sound, editing, music, lighting, and techniques like rapid cutting are used to heighten tension and create an unsettling atmosphere for the audience.
Generic thriller convetions
This document defines thrillers and outlines some common conventions and techniques used in thriller films. It notes that thrillers create emotions like apprehension and exhilaration through complex storylines and suspense. Common conventions include suspenseful cinematography, character archetypes like criminals and victims, and narrative devices like plot twists and chase scenes. Techniques to build tension include unsettling music, camerawork like zooms, and low lighting in settings. The document categorizes thriller subgenres and provides examples of ideas frequently used, such as mysteries, psychological manipulation, and crime scenarios involving kidnapping or heists.
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This document discusses the thriller genre of film and literature. It defines thrillers as works that use suspense, tension and excitement as their main elements. The document provides examples of thriller films and notes that psychological thrillers incorporate elements of drama and mystery by relying on mental resources to solve situations. It also lists some common thriller subgenres and notes that while heroes are often law enforcement or military, ordinary citizens sometimes find themselves in danger.
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This document discusses the conventions and elements of crime thriller films. Crime thrillers are typically fast-paced films that use suspense and plot twists to keep audiences engaged. They focus on the lives of criminals or villains and contain elements of danger and excitement. While crime thrillers can engage audiences, finding adequate locations and props and maintaining suspense can sometimes be challenging for filmmakers. The document provides examples of well-known crime thrillers like Legend, Sicario, The Silence of the Lambs, and The Punisher.
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This document discusses the various sub-genres and conventions of thriller films. It identifies the main sub-genres as action thriller, conspiracy thriller, crime thriller, legal thriller, political thriller, psychological thriller, and supernatural thriller. It provides examples for each sub-genre. The document also outlines some key conventions of thriller films, noting they involve preventing crimes or disasters, jeopardy, and violent confrontations between the hero and villain.
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Sir Alfred Hitchcock was a pioneering English film director known for his mastery of the suspense and psychological thriller genres. Over his 50+ year career, he developed a distinctive directorial style that manipulated viewers through the use of camera techniques, editing, music, and misdirection. His films such as Psycho, The Birds, Rear Window and Vertigo established conventions like unexpected gore, nature-gone-wrong plots, voyeurism, and the portrayal of "icy blonde" female characters that went on to influence many subsequent thrillers. Widely considered one of the most important and influential filmmakers of all time, Hitchcock crafted thrillers that examined human psychology through suspenseful narratives and twist endings.
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This document defines thrillers and outlines some common conventions and techniques used in thriller films. It notes that thrillers create emotions like apprehension and exhilaration through complex storylines and suspense. Common conventions include suspenseful cinematography, character archetypes like criminals and victims, and narrative devices like plot twists and chase scenes. Techniques to build tension include unsettling music, camerawork like zooms, and low lighting in settings. The document categorizes thriller subgenres and provides examples of ideas frequently used, such as mysteries, psychological manipulation, and crime scenarios involving kidnapping or heists.
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The document discusses the thriller genre and its various subgenres. It defines thrillers as films that evoke intense feelings of anticipation, exhilaration and anxiety in the audience. Common elements include a brave male protagonist seeking to restore balance and an antagonist with a hidden identity that is uncovered. Key subgenres mentioned are action, psychological, supernatural, mystery, spy, disaster, crime, and religious thrillers. Mise-en-scene, sound, and editing techniques commonly used in thrillers to build tension and suspense are also outlined.
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This document discusses the thriller genre in literature, film, and television. It provides examples of thriller/horror films and notes that thrillers use suspense, tension, and excitement as their main elements to promote intense anticipation and anxiety in viewers. The document also distinguishes psychological thrillers as incorporating elements of drama and mystery, with suspense coming from the mind rather than physical threats, and often crossing over into the horror genre. It identifies some common thriller subgenres and notes that heroes in thrillers are often law enforcement or others accustomed to danger who must defeat villains to save lives.
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The document defines the thriller genre and discusses its key elements and history. It states that thrillers revolve around anticipation and suspense with the protagonist facing danger. Historically, Alfred Hitchcock pioneered the thriller in the 1920s-1980s using techniques like suspense and color. The document also lists and describes common thriller subgenres and compares thrillers to horror films. It provides examples of top thriller films, directors, and stars as well as typical conventions like music, lighting, and plot devices used to build tension.
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Thrillers are designed to provide tension and startle audiences, while horrors are aimed at creating intense fear and disgust. Thrillers typically involve crime and include subgenres like mystery, psychological, science, and supernatural thrillers. Horror subgenres are action, body, comedy, psychological, science fiction, and slasher. Both genres commonly feature protagonists facing death or loved ones' death, antagonists with more power, protagonists in difficult decisions, and protagonist-antagonist confrontations. Key characters include protagonists, antagonists, victims, and police/agents. Common techniques involve suspense, twists, scored soundtracks, and good vs. evil narratives.
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The document discusses how the opening genre for a film will be a thriller. It defines thrillers as movies with exciting crime-related plots that create suspense for viewers. Examples given of successful thrillers are Taken and Prison Break. Key elements of thrillers are listed as cliffhangers, suspense, fast pacing, heroes/villains, tension, conflict, life-or-death stakes, overcoming obstacles, mystery, victims, suspects, rapid editing, dramatic music, and unsteady camerawork.
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Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for thriller movies. Based on the responses, someone being killed was selected as the most common plot for a thriller by 30% of respondents. 50% thought thrillers should be rated 15 by the BBFC. Knives were the preferred prop according to 50% of respondents. 40% thought thrillers should be set at sunset. Nyctophobia was considered the best name for a thriller by 20% of respondents. Forests and abandoned houses tied for the most preferred thriller locations at 35% each. A sci-fi thriller was the preferred hybrid genre at 35%.
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This document outlines several subgenres of thriller films, including action thrillers, crime thrillers, conspiracy thrillers, horror thrillers, techno thrillers, spy thrillers, drama thrillers, and disaster thrillers. Action thrillers involve elements like fighting, violence, guns, explosions, and chase scenes. Crime thrillers focus more on the criminal than those chasing them and may include elements like robbery, murder, and kidnapping. Conspiracy thrillers center around a hero confronting an enemy group. Horror thrillers involve the main character facing a superior force they ultimately become a victim to. Techno thrillers often involve the military and advanced technology. Spy thrillers feature a hero using violence to defeat agents of rival
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Thrillers rely on suspense, tension, and uncertainty to excite audiences. They often include plot twists like red herrings or cliffhangers. Thrillers are villain-oriented and feature protagonists facing challenges like problems to solve, escapes to make, missions to complete, or mysteries to unravel. Common thriller characters include convicts, criminals, stalkers, assassins, and innocent victims placed in deadly situations to drive tension. Famous examples include The Dark Knight, Inception, Psycho, and Se7en.
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- 2. What is a thriller? Thriller is a broad genre of literature, film, and television programming that uses suspense, tension and excitement as its main elements. Thrillers stimulate the viewer's moods, giving them a high level of anticipation, ultraheightened expectation, uncertainty, surprise, anxiety and/or terror. Films of this genre tend to be adrenaline-rushing, gritty, rousing and fastpaced. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thriller_(genre)
- 3. Thriller Sub-Genres Conspiracy thriller – The bourne ultimatum Disaster thriller – Contagion Mystery thriller – Tinker tailor soldier spy Political thriller - Argo Psychological thriller – The shining Religious thriller – Rosemary’s baby Supernatural thriller - Sinister Techno thriller – North by north west Crime thriller – Pulp fiction
- 4. Crime thriller Crime thrillers are films which focus on the lives of criminals. The technical approach to a crime film varies from realistic portrayals of real-life criminal figures, to the far-fetched evil doings of imaginary villains. Criminal acts are almost always glorified in these movies. Codes and conventions Long distance shots and close up shots. Low key lighting and tracking shots. Weapons, law enforcement, criminals, slow camera movements, fast paced sound, dolly shots and establishing shots. Crime thrillers are usually set in urban or city areas. In a crime thriller the hero is usually a Police Officer or a private eye. • • • • • • Immoral Meglo – Manical Intimidating Materialistic Intelligent compared to inferior characters Street - smart http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime-thriller
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