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This document discusses various elements of psychological thrillers including example titles like Stranger Things and The Voices. It covers opening title conventions and how this genre typically introduces the story. The document also examines challenged ideas and representations in psychological thrillers, specifically how teenagers and couples are portrayed through editing sound, camera angles, and mise-en-scene. It references theorist Mulvey and their theories on representation before concluding.
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- 6. The Voices
- 7. Dark Waters
- 8. Title Font and Placement In Our Sequence FONT PLACEMENT
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- 12. How We Represented Teenagers: EDITING SOUND
- 14. How We Represented Couples: CAMERA: MEIS-EN-SCENE:
- 16. The End