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El Orfanato is a 2007 Spanish horror film directed by Juan Antonio Bayona. It tells the story of a married couple who move back to the orphanage where the wife spent her childhood, only to discover that strange events beginning to occur and that the children who lived there may never have left. The film mixes drama, mystery, and suspense as it follows the couple's attempts to reopen the orphanage and uncover the source of the strange occurrences. It received critical acclaim for its atmospheric style and ability to build tension and frighten viewers without relying on graphic violence or gore.
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Horror Genre
This document discusses the conventions of horror movies. It notes that horror movies typically involve evil supernatural forces inserting terror into everyday life through elements like torture, gore, ghosts, demons, serial killers, and supernatural creatures. Common horror movie settings include isolated rural areas like woods and abandoned buildings. Technical elements like camerawork, sound design, and editing are used to build tension and suspense. Visual styles in horror employ dark colors and props that signify danger. Common character types are the victim/hero and creepy children. The document also analyzes the 2011 film Grave Encounters as an example, noting its use of found footage filming in an abandoned mental hospital to scare viewers.
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Pan's Labyrinth is a 2006 fantasy film directed by Guillermo del Toro that received widespread critical acclaim. The film is set in 1944 Spain and follows 12-year-old Ofelia, who encounters mythical creatures that say she is a princess. Ofelia escapes the harsh realities of living with her pregnant mother and new fascist stepfather through the fantastical world of the labyrinth. The film blends dark political themes with magical elements through rich production design and stellar performances from the cast. Overall, Pan's Labyrinth is praised for its creative vision, intricate storytelling, and ability to immerse viewers in its imaginative yet emotionally impactful world.
Film trailer analysis a2 media
The document provides an analysis of the film trailer for "Attack the Block". It summarizes that the film, directed by Joe Cornish, follows members of a teenage street gang in South London who must defend themselves from hostile alien invaders on Bonfire Night. The analysis then examines various screenshots from the trailer, highlighting how elements like the music, lighting, characters' body language, and contrast between aliens and humans are used to build intrigue, tension and comedy and subvert stereotypes about the gang members.
Horror Genre Iconography
This document discusses common elements of horror films including typical synopses involving revenge, hauntings, demons, and serial killers. It notes that horror films often take place in abandoned buildings at night and feature props like weapons and masks. Common characters include victims, villains like serial killers, "stupid" 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 disturbing sounds.
Horror iconography
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.
My film pitch
This document outlines a film pitch for a horror movie. The film will follow a young boy who seeks to find out what happened to 45 people who went missing in the same area, including his sister. He discovers that a sinister married couple killed those with large families because they could not have children. Most scary scenes will take place in a park where the murders occurred. The film aims to include conventions of the horror genre like jump scares, dark scenes, and eerie music. It will be distributed by Clear View Studios and rated 15.
My pitch for 'Hunted'
Horror films have existed for over 100 years, depicting characters like vampires, mad scientists, monsters, and werewolves in gothic settings like spooky mansions. The plot of this proposed film involves a girl who went missing years ago and is now seen being filmed by an anonymous male figure, suggesting she is under his control. The film will use a chain mail plot device where bad things happen if you don't pass on the message. A male teenager will be the first victim and introduce the story. Scenes will take place at the teenager's house, outside at night, and in his bedroom. Props like the girl's white dress and teddy bear are meant to confuse viewers about her innocence. The
Horror Genre
This document provides an overview of the horror genre in film. It discusses the history and origins of horror films from the 1930s onwards. It also examines the various subgenres of horror like slasher, psychological horror, zombie films etc. and common conventions like settings, props and themes. The document analyzes audience profiles, ratings and why people are drawn to watching horror films for thrills and excitement.
My film pitch
This film pitch proposes a horror movie about a young boy seeking to find out what happened to 45 people who went missing in the same area, including his sister. The story involves a sinister married couple who could not have children and sought to kill families with many children. Most of the scary scenes will take place in a specific park where the murders allegedly occurred. The film aims to include conventions of good horror films like jump scares, darkness, eerie music, and appropriate props. It will be rated 15 and appeal to audiences aged 15 to 45.
Genre research
This document defines the genre of horror and provides examples of key components and conventions in horror films. It discusses how horror aims to elicit intense fear in audiences by preying on primal fears. Successful horror films typically feature a demon/monster and create fear through dark and isolated settings, suspenseful music, and twists that leave audiences feeling unsettled. Common stereotypes include female victims, heroic characters trying to save others, protagonists who are often the smartest and survive, and antagonists who are the source of evil. To be successful, a horror film opening should include stereotypical characters and identify the genre through its use of sound, lighting, setting and a negative atmosphere that conveys danger.
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The document discusses common tropes and elements found in horror genre films. It describes typical character archetypes like the protagonist, sex appeal character, and antagonist. It also outlines common props, locations, situations, and sounds used to create tension and scare audiences. The protagonist is usually the sole survivor, while the sex appeal character is often the first killed. Isolated, abandoned locations are frequently used as settings. Jumping scares, power outages, and phones not working are some classic scary situations. Both diegetic and non-diegetic sounds help build atmosphere and surprise viewers.
No connection film pitch
The document is a pitch for a horror film titled "No Connection". It begins by defining common film genres and subgenres. The pitch then discusses why the author chose to focus on the horror genre. conventions of horror films are explored, with examples given of how to effectively use conventions like lighting, music, and gore. Inspiration is drawn from psychological horror and paranormal subgenres. A narrative overview is provided, focusing on a teenage girl who gets lost in a quarry while walking her dog. Character analyses describe the main character and her mother, with the dog also playing a key role in the story.
My film pitch
The document outlines a film pitch for a horror movie called "The Lost". The plot involves a young boy seeking to find out what happened to 45 people who went missing in the same area, including his sister. He learns of a sinister married couple who killed families in the area to have children of their own. Much of the scary scenes will take place in a park where the murders occurred. The film aims to include horror conventions like jump scares, darkness, and eerie music. It will be distributed by Clear View Studios and influenced by titles and fonts from films like The Conjuring and Insidious.
Convention
Conventions of the horror genre include technical codes like lighting and camera work that aim to frighten and cause dread in audiences. Common settings are isolated or abandoned places that connote fear, like farms, hotels, or forests. Iconography also helps identify the genre, using dark colors, weapons, and monsters. Narrative structures typically involve a protagonist on a mission to defeat a villain, like a serial killer, while following conventions like immoral teenagers being killed.
Proposal fate or failure
Five teenagers enter a haunted house to compete for £100,000 on a hidden camera TV show called "Fate or Failure." They must spend a week in the house, but only four will leave alive. While the producers intend it as a prank show, the house proves more dangerous than expected. The film focuses on two main characters, Kelecia and Mia, as they recount the horrific events that occurred. It aims to be a lighthearted parody of horror movies and reality shows, attracting audiences with humor and suspense. The project is feasible if the group works collaboratively to contribute ideas and resources.
Codes And Conventions
This document outlines common codes and conventions found in horror movies. It notes that horror movies often feature isolated settings to create mystery, and use tropes like blood, screams, death, darkness and evil. It also discusses how children are frequently portrayed as victims due to their perceived vulnerability, and how men are often shown as brave discoverers and women as vulnerable victims. Finally, it mentions the common convention of ghosts in horror films being depicted as women in long white dresses with long black hair.
Unit 2,3 Task 1,2,3
Zed Studios wants to produce a short horror film called Devil's Playground for teenagers aged 14-16 in East London. The purpose is to raise awareness about the dangers of talking to strangers online or in person. It will be distributed on platforms like YouTube, cinemas, iTunes and shown in schools. The documentary series BBC's Life of Mammals aims to inform viewers about the lives of mammals like tigers through narration and facts. It targets those interested in nature and predators. A 1991 TV advertisement for Fairy Liquid targets housewives doing dishes to promote the product as leaving hands feeling squeaky clean. It uses gender stereotypes of the time period.
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El orfanato
- 1. El Orfanato The games children will play when they are alone in the dark…
- 2. Basic Information Genre of movie: Drama, Horror, Mystery and Suspense Directed by: Juan Antonio Bayona Written by: Sergio G. Sánchez Produced by: Mar Targarona, Joaquín Padro, Álvaro Agustín and Guillermo del Toro Written by: Sergio G. Sánchez Filmed in: Llanes, Asturias, Spain and Barcelona,
- 3. Main Synopsis • Set in Spain, the movie is about a married couple and their adopted son who move back to the orphanage where the wife, Laura (Belén Rueda) spent much of her youth before she was adopted. Laura and her husband Carlos (Fernando Cayo) have plans to reopen the orphanage in the near future, but strange occurrences begin happening and their dream to reopen the orphanage becomes irrelevant. The strange events start happening when their son Simon claims that his invisible friends are in fact real, and as the movie progresses, these occurrences become increasingly harder to explain. What Laura soon discovers through a game of hide-n-seek in the dark is that the young children who lived in the orphanage when she did, never left.
- 4. Why I chose this movie… I have never liked watching scary movies until I watched El Orfanato. This movie is addicting, and its difficult to look away. It has the perfect mixture of thrill, drama, and scary. You will be on the edge of your seat the entire time. If you thought playing hide- n-seek was fun, you won’t anymore. This movie is a must
- 6. This film was meant to capture the 1970’s of Spanish culture. Things that made this visible include: • The style of clothing: very modest, long dresses, collared shirts Cultural • The types of cars: very old fashioned, sleek black • The technology: old film Content
- 8. Why I recommend this film to you! • Contained hardly any blood or goriness • This movie is meant to make you jump and have your heart skip a beat • If you want to have that classic scary film, El Orfanato is the movie for you! El Orfanato was first screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 2007, where it was met with a huge amount of praise and a 10 minute standing ovation.
- 9. And don’t worry, English sub-titles are available for this Spanish film!