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The episode follows the Behavioral Analysis Unit as they investigate the kidnapping of identical twin daughters of a lawyer. One twin is kidnapped by Vincent Shyer, a rogue FBI agent who has secretly obsessed over the twins for years. As the team investigates, they discover the kidnapper's motivation is his obsession with the twins, not money. They work to find the kidnapped twin before the kidnapper can take the other twin. The show depicts the team of FBI profilers using profiling and investigation techniques to outwit criminals and solve crimes across the United States.
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MJ Detailed genre research
Crime fiction is a genre that deals with crimes, investigations, criminals, and their motives. There are several common elements - a crime, usually murder, is committed; then an investigation occurs; and finally the criminal is arrested or killed. This genre has many sub-genres like detective fiction, legal thrillers, and police procedurals. Crime novels and films typically feature urban settings, props like guns and money, dark lighting and music to build suspense, and stereotypical criminal characters.
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In our video, we portrayed racism through Police G's character. When he first encountered Neville, a dark-skinned man, he immediately assumed Neville was involved in drug trafficking solely due to his race. Police G insisted on searching and interrogating Neville despite finding no evidence. Police M had to correct Police G's racist assumptions. This shows how racism can negatively influence people's perceptions and judgments of others based solely on their race or appearance.
Thriller genre
The document discusses the 1994 film Léon: The Professional, analyzing its characters, themes, and stylistic elements that are common in the thriller genre. It examines the stereotypical characters such as Leon and Mathilda, as well as themes of revenge, corruption, love, and crime. The document also analyzes the film's narrative techniques, iconography involving weapons, and audiovisual style using shots like close-ups.
Codes & Conventions of a Teen Horror
Generic codes and conventions in teen horror movies include:
1) Violence, darkness, blood, killing and death are common elements expected to be seen.
2) Weapons are often used as trademarks of the killer and to create vulnerability in victims. A Nightmare on Elm Street uses knives as the killer's weapon.
3) Violence is often paired with darkness to create suspense and show victims as trapped with no escape.
4) Films typically follow the plot of teenagers in jeopardy who die one by one, with one sole survivor. Deaths are unique but not overly graphic to suit the target teenage audience.
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Here are potential responses to the questions:
Would you watch this film and why/why not?
- The opening sequence piqued my interest with the mystery and suspense around Lucy and what information she possesses. I want to find out more about the killers and why they targeted her. However, the storyboard was brief so it's hard to say if the full film would keep me engaged.
What could be improved?
- More details in the storyboard would help visualize the sequence better. Character descriptions could also be more fleshed out to get a stronger sense of who they are. The target audience profile focused mainly on demographics but didn't say much about their interests related to crime/mystery genres.
Pitch Presentation
Here are potential responses to the questions:
Would you watch this film and why/why not?
- The opening sequence piqued my interest with the mystery and suspense around Lucy and what information she possesses. I want to find out more about the killers and why they targeted her. However, the storyboard was brief so it's hard to say if the full film would keep me engaged.
What could be improved?
- More details in the storyboard would help visualize the sequence better. Character descriptions could also be more fleshed out to get a stronger sense of who they are. The target audience profile focused mainly on demographics but didn't say much about their interests related to crime/mystery genres.
Pitch Presentation
Here are potential responses to the questions:
Would you watch this film and why/why not?
- The opening sequence piqued my interest with the mystery and suspense around Lucy and what information she possesses. I want to find out more about the killers and why they targeted her. However, the storyboard was brief so it's hard to say if the full film would keep me engaged.
What could be improved?
- More details in the storyboard would help visualize the sequence better. Character descriptions could also be more fleshed out to get a stronger sense of who they are. The target audience profile focused mainly on demographics but didn't say much about their interests related to crime/mystery genres.
Presentation
Here are potential responses to the questions:
Would you watch this film and why/why not?
- The opening sequence captured my interest with the suspenseful chase scene and unanswered questions. It left me wanting to find out more about who the killers are and why they killed Lucy. However, I'd want to make sure the rest of the film delivers on the intrigue set up in the opening.
What could be improved?
- More characterization of Lucy could help the audience connect with her character beyond just being the target. Showing her personality in her normal life before she's stalked may generate more empathy.
What aspects of the film did you think were good?
- The pacing of the opening
Unit 1 task 2 pre-production work for film noir
Detective Ellie Slater seeks to solve a high-profile murder that occurred in her hometown. She will star in a short British film noir called "Troublesome Girl". The film will be 2-3 minutes and feature conventions of the genre including a cynical detective and femme fatale. Research included watching noir films, reading about costumes and makeup, and surveying potential audiences. Males over 35 and those in social class AB showed the highest interest in noir. The film will use voiceover, low lighting, and reveal the solution at the end.
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Giovanni is the main character of the thriller storyboard who leads a double life. He is a respected CEO of a large security company but also secretly works as a assassin killing high-profile targets. He is charming and manipulative, inspired by characters from Dexter and The Talented Mr. Ripley. Giovanni lives an outwardly successful life but hides his real work carrying out assassinations in his spare time.
CCR Task 1
How did your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent social groups or issues.
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