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This document discusses genre in film and defines key aspects of the horror genre. It notes that genre refers to a style or category of films and provides "The Conjuring" as an example of a horror film. The document also examines common representations of males and females in horror films, with males often portrayed as protective leaders and females sometimes as victims in need of rescue. It concludes that an effective horror film includes a male protagonist aiming to survive and complete a task.
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This document discusses common elements of horror film iconography. It provides examples of popular horror films and typical synopses that involve themes like revenge, hauntings, demons, gore, and serial killers. It notes that horror films often take place in abandoned buildings at night and feature props like weapons and masks. Common character types include victims, villains like masked killers, reckless teenagers, and possessed children. The camera work aims to induce fear through techniques like high and low angles, point-of-view shots, handheld footage, and unsettling sounds and editing.
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This document discusses representations in horror films. It outlines common character archetypes like the hero, villain, victim, and helper. It describes traits of these characters like gender, appearance, and role in the story. It also discusses how class, age, gender, and ethnicity are typically portrayed. Narrative and audience theories that apply to the genre are explained, such as how horror films follow patterns defined by Todorov and Propp and how they entertain audiences seeking escape.
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The document provides an overview of the fantasy genre of fiction. It defines fantasy as using magic and supernatural elements in the plot, setting, or themes. It distinguishes fantasy from sci-fi by fantasy's lack of scientific themes. The document outlines common elements of fantasy like other worlds, creatures, and magic. It also describes common character archetypes and plots in fantasy. Finally, it discusses several sub-genres of fantasy like high fantasy, sword and sorcery, fairy tales/mythology, and tips for writing an effective fantasy story.
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The document discusses conventions found in psychological horror films that were researched and either used or challenged in the creation of an original horror trailer. Key conventions incorporated include a female victim and male villain, themes of revenge and emotional instability, and graphics using black, red, and white colors. Camera techniques like close-ups and point-of-view shots aim to involve the audience. While most conventions were followed, some aspects aimed to subvert expectations like having scenes in daytime and not including an "irritating character". Overall, the analysis of real horror films informed but was not limited to common genre tropes.
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The document discusses conventions found in psychological horror films that were researched and either used or challenged in the creation of an original horror trailer. Key conventions incorporated include a female victim and male villain, themes of revenge and emotional instability, and graphics using black, red, and white colors. Camera techniques like close-ups and point-of-view shots aim to involve the audience. While most conventions were followed, some aspects were challenged, such as having daytime settings and not including an "irritating character". Overall, the trailer draws from real horror films but puts its own spin on some common genres forms and tropes.
Identifying film genre
This document discusses the concept of genre in media. It states that genres have recognizable features and elements that define them, including protagonists, stock characters, common plots and situations, icons, and themes. It provides examples of some common protagonists, stock characters, and icons in different genres like science fiction, westerns, and news programs. The document also notes that while genres have predictable patterns, individual works may vary and genres sometimes combine elements, and it concludes with a recap of the core idea that genres are defined by shared conventions and characteristics across works.
Types of horrors (sub-genre)
This document outlines several major sub-genres of horror films, including supernatural/paranormal horrors which feature ghosts, spirits, and possession; comedy horrors which spoof typical horror conventions; psychological horrors which aim to challenge viewers mentally with plot twists; slasher films featuring masked killers targeting teenagers; and body/gore horrors focusing on graphic torture. It also briefly mentions action horrors and gothic horrors involving vampires and werewolves.
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The document discusses conventions found in psychological horror trailers and films that were researched and then applied to the author's own horror trailer. Some conventions used included a female victim and male villain, themes of revenge and emotional instability, and graphics/camera techniques like close-ups and point-of-view shots. However, some conventions were also challenged, such as not including a "sex appeal" or "irritating" character. Overall, the author aimed to use research of real horror products to inform their trailer while also putting their own spin on some conventions.
Sub-genres In Horror
This document discusses several sub-genres of horror films including: action horror, which combines elements of action and horror; body horror, which focuses on the deconstruction of the human body; comedy horror, which blends comedy and horror; gothic horror, featuring castles and the supernatural; psychological horror, relying on mental instability and fear; science fiction horror, dealing with technology and experiments; slasher films, featuring a psychopathic killer; and zombie films, portraying the undead feeding on humans. Examples are provided for each sub-genre.
How research impacted our ideas
Research was important throughout the project. Studying genre conventions helped the filmmakers understand what elements make a horror film scary. However, they also wanted to be unique. Research on settings, technical codes, iconography, narrative structures, characters, themes, and audience feedback impacted decisions for their horror trailer. It was set in a creepy marsh at night with scary camerawork, lighting, props, and a plot involving a female victim, evil teacher character, and unique female hero.
How research has impacted our ideas
Research was important throughout the project. Studying genre conventions helped the filmmakers understand what elements make horror films scary. However, they also wanted to be unique. Research on settings, technical codes, iconography, narrative structures, characters, themes, and audience feedback impacted decisions for their horror trailer. It was set in a creepy marsh at night with scary camerawork, lighting, props, and a plot involving a female victim, teacher villain, and hero who subverts typical character roles.
Repetoire of elements
The document discusses common elements of the horror genre including iconography, characters, ideological themes, settings, and narrative structure. Iconography in horror includes symbols like revenge, hauntings, serial killers, demons, and monsters. Common characters are protagonists, villains like monsters or serial killers, idiots teenagers who get killed, and creepy children. Ideological themes involve the supernatural, good vs evil, religion, and psychological issues. Typical settings are isolated areas, abandoned buildings, forests, and graveyards. Narrative structures in horror films usually involve a protagonist on a mission to kill or solve problems, with slasher films following a formula where the villain returns to prey on teenagers after some childhood trauma.
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- 3. My Chosen genre • The genre I’m going to be venturing into is horror.
- 4. Representation of Males in Horror • Males in horror are usually represented as a protective kind who takes a leadership role upon the situation that arises, Or the one who rescues the damsel in distress from the killer or ‘Monster’. • Taking 28 days later for example
- 5. Representation of Females in Horror • Females usually depict a damsel in distress but can sometimes take on carol clovers theory of femme fetal, where the female becomes our identifiable protagonist and continues through out the film • An example of this could be The Decent.
- 6. What I’m going to take into account • From my research into what is genre I’ve learnt quite a few things about what I’m going to need to include in my horror film for it to succeed, first of a male protagonist with the aim of surviving and a method of completing something.