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The document analyzes film trailers, magazines, and posters to understand conventions used in these media. It describes conventions found, such as using fast shots and dark scenes to build suspense in trailers. For magazines, it notes the main film image is typically at the bottom meeting the title. Posters usually have a clear title at top and image of victim/villain, with dark colors and effects adding to scare factor. The document examines real products to develop an understanding of standard forms and challenge conventions in the media product it aims to create.
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Question 1
While the filmmaker's thriller opening challenged some thriller conventions through its unique location, narrative, and camera shots, it also drew upon common thriller elements. The use of a notebook as a prop aligned with representations in popular thrillers like Death Note and Se7en. Costumes resembled the casual yet dangerous style of Bourne Supremacy. Close-up shots were used to convey emotion, as in many thrillers including The Hunger Games. The film's title sequence and music/soundtrack also followed conventions through their ominous tones and tension-building contrasts. Overall, the opening both developed new approaches but was also influenced by mainstream thriller codes and conventions.
Question 1
In whats ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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This document provides guidelines for creating effective horror movie trailers. It recommends using low key lighting to imply disruption without revealing too much of the plot. It also suggests using music that matches the horror genre or more ambiguous music to hint at horror. Trailers should provide some information about the plot to generate interest without revealing too much. Jump scares at the end are effective for leaving audiences in suspense. The antagonist should not be directly shown to maintain mystery. Editing techniques like switching between linear and nonlinear can build suspense, while bright colors should generally be avoided.
Pulp fiction film opening sequence analysis report sheet
The cinematography in the Pulp Fiction opening title sequence features many close-up shots of characters' faces to show emotion. Establishing shots set the scene in an American diner. Camera techniques like track shots and zooms are used to follow characters. The lighting is high key to illuminate the diner. As an action genre film, Pulp Fiction establishes the protagonists holding guns in a threatening manner. The narrative introduces the characters eating breakfast and discussing robbing businesses, though one wants out of that life. Editing uses cutaways between characters and eye-line matching during their conversation.
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This document discusses how the media product uses, develops or challenges conventions of the horror genre. The film is set in the 1970s using costumes, sounds and filters, diverging from most present-day set horrors. While some 1970s-set horrors exist, this distinguishes the project. Most horrors aim to immerse and scare demographic E, but this targets demographic B who appreciate the work. The trailer follows horror conventions of setting calmness then disruption, while the poster features the villain in shadow looming over the protagonist, aligning with iconic horror posters. The poster also fits the conventions of the specific magazine it appears in.
AS Media - Evaluation Question 1
- The document discusses how the author's thriller film follows conventions of the genre. It examines the editing, characters, lighting, sound, and locations used in the film and compares them to conventions found in research of other thriller films. Key conventions the author's film follows include fast-paced editing, a vulnerable female protagonist, low key lighting, suspenseful non-diegetic sound, and an isolated location to build mystery. The film aims to create tension and engage the audience through these established thriller conventions.
2. proposal 2
This proposal outlines a short film project about a character who returns home to find an unexpected surprise party. The document discusses the target 16-19 year old male audience and explains they will appreciate the planned violence. It provides a rationale for the filmmaker's skills and experience. The concept involves the character investigating strange noises with a bat before the lights turn on, revealing the surprise. Production will involve researching techniques and evaluating progress weekly and with a final report.
Media evaluation question 2
The document discusses the creation of a film poster and review. It describes choosing a still frame from the film that captures its essence to use on the poster. Elements from other horror film posters, like color scheme and letterbox style, were also incorporated. The review is structured like one for The Blair Witch Project, keeping it short without revealing the plot, using a 5 star rating system and film image.
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Question 1
While the filmmaker's thriller opening challenged some thriller conventions through its unique location, narrative, and camera shots, it also drew upon common thriller elements. The use of a notebook as a prop aligned with representations in popular thrillers like Death Note and Se7en. Costumes resembled the casual yet dangerous style of Bourne Supremacy. Close-up shots were used to convey emotion, as in many thrillers including The Hunger Games. The film's title sequence and music/soundtrack also followed conventions through their ominous tones and tension-building contrasts. Overall, the opening both developed new approaches but was also influenced by mainstream thriller codes and conventions.
Question 1
In whats ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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This document provides guidelines for creating effective horror movie trailers. It recommends using low key lighting to imply disruption without revealing too much of the plot. It also suggests using music that matches the horror genre or more ambiguous music to hint at horror. Trailers should provide some information about the plot to generate interest without revealing too much. Jump scares at the end are effective for leaving audiences in suspense. The antagonist should not be directly shown to maintain mystery. Editing techniques like switching between linear and nonlinear can build suspense, while bright colors should generally be avoided.
Pulp fiction film opening sequence analysis report sheet
The cinematography in the Pulp Fiction opening title sequence features many close-up shots of characters' faces to show emotion. Establishing shots set the scene in an American diner. Camera techniques like track shots and zooms are used to follow characters. The lighting is high key to illuminate the diner. As an action genre film, Pulp Fiction establishes the protagonists holding guns in a threatening manner. The narrative introduces the characters eating breakfast and discussing robbing businesses, though one wants out of that life. Editing uses cutaways between characters and eye-line matching during their conversation.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
This document discusses how the media product uses, develops or challenges conventions of the horror genre. The film is set in the 1970s using costumes, sounds and filters, diverging from most present-day set horrors. While some 1970s-set horrors exist, this distinguishes the project. Most horrors aim to immerse and scare demographic E, but this targets demographic B who appreciate the work. The trailer follows horror conventions of setting calmness then disruption, while the poster features the villain in shadow looming over the protagonist, aligning with iconic horror posters. The poster also fits the conventions of the specific magazine it appears in.
AS Media - Evaluation Question 1
- The document discusses how the author's thriller film follows conventions of the genre. It examines the editing, characters, lighting, sound, and locations used in the film and compares them to conventions found in research of other thriller films. Key conventions the author's film follows include fast-paced editing, a vulnerable female protagonist, low key lighting, suspenseful non-diegetic sound, and an isolated location to build mystery. The film aims to create tension and engage the audience through these established thriller conventions.
2. proposal 2
This proposal outlines a short film project about a character who returns home to find an unexpected surprise party. The document discusses the target 16-19 year old male audience and explains they will appreciate the planned violence. It provides a rationale for the filmmaker's skills and experience. The concept involves the character investigating strange noises with a bat before the lights turn on, revealing the surprise. Production will involve researching techniques and evaluating progress weekly and with a final report.
Media evaluation question 2
The document discusses the creation of a film poster and review. It describes choosing a still frame from the film that captures its essence to use on the poster. Elements from other horror film posters, like color scheme and letterbox style, were also incorporated. The review is structured like one for The Blair Witch Project, keeping it short without revealing the plot, using a 5 star rating system and film image.
Common camera movement and shots used in horror
The document discusses several common camera shots and movements used in horror movies. Close-ups are used to draw attention to important details and elicit emotions from viewers by focusing on characters or objects. Handheld camera shots mimic the feel of documentaries and add shakiness to create tension. Establishing shots provide context by introducing settings. Point-of-view shots allow viewers to see through a character's eyes. Zooming in on objects builds suspense and fear in audiences. These techniques are effective tools for horror directors to manipulate emotions and immerse viewers.
Conventions
The document discusses how a horror film sequence uses and challenges genre conventions. It begins with establishing generic horror conventions like dull colors, an obscured main character dressed in black, and tense instrumental music. However, it also challenges conventions by not making the genre obvious, excluding things like graphic violence. The sequence hints at psychological horror through repetitive behaviors and stalking. It aims to blend ideas without being overdone by focusing on the psychological subgenre. Influences like the psychological thriller Se7en are evident through its secretive yet distraught opening tone and style.
Research Presentation Updated
Timothy Ogden conducted research on film trailers and posters to identify common conventions. For trailers, he found they typically include an establishing shot, close-ups of main characters, and a tease of the plot without revealing too much. His research of posters showed main characters prominently displayed with hints of the setting and story in the background. To create a successful product for his target audience of teens, Ogden's trailer needs to follow these conventions by capturing interest without spoiling the film's surprises.
3. fmp production experiments
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01.) Contextual Research
George Wetton is deciding on a film project for his final major production. He was initially going to continue with a horror film called "Lost in Communication" that was inspired by his previous project. However, he decided to scrap that idea and do something more experimental that utilizes what he has learned. He considered doing a sci-fi film but felt he did not have enough budget or original ideas. He ultimately decided to make a film adaptation of a book he has been writing so he can establish how the characters may look on screen. Wetton intends to research different directors' styles and techniques to inform his own experimental filmmaking approach. He will focus on elements like shots, mise-en-scene, sound, angles, color
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The document analyzes the opening sequences of the thriller film "The Sixth Sense" and discusses how it establishes conventions of the thriller genre. Over the course of the opening, tension is built through dim lighting, ominous music, and a gradual reveal of the ominous setting. Character relationships and a sense of vulnerability are also established early on. Point-of-view camera shots are used to make the audience feel what the characters experience. The opening culminates in a climax of tension before revealing a key moment that will define the film's storyline. Throughout, conventions like music, camerawork, lighting and mise-en-scene help set an atmosphere of tension and danger and draw the audience into the thriller genre of the film.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product's opening sequence uses and develops conventions of real horror movie genres. Specifically, it begins with an innocent scene that quickly turns ominous, like typical horror movies. It uses techniques like cross-cutting and accelerated pacing to move the plot along and cut unnecessary material. Formally, it introduces main characters, runs titles, and begins with violence to engage audiences, mirroring other genre works. Stylistically, it features a tense soundtrack, limited dialogue, and natural lighting at night for realism. The sequence draws on conventions of related genres like mystery and crime through elements like a masked killer and an innocent victim. It aims to elicit typical horror viewer emotions such as fear, tension, and danger.
Media
This document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of horror films. It presents several conventions that were challenged, such as killing a male character instead of the usual female victim. It also challenged revealing the killer's identity to generate suspense. Some conventions were followed, like using ominous music, fast-paced editing, and a variety of shots to set the scene and keep the audience engaged. Overall, the goal was to empower young female viewers while still capturing elements typical of the horror genre.
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The document discusses how the media product incorporates conventions of real thriller films in its forms and techniques. It uses suspenseful elements like jumpy shots, creepy music, and silences to mimic successful thrillers. It also includes common thriller characters like a stalker to add tension. Finally, it shoots in an urban area at night for isolation, darkness, and verisimilitude, mirroring film iconography. The piece aims to follow genre conventions while adding its own touches to engage audiences.
Media 1
The media product challenges horror movie conventions by killing a male character in the opening sequence rather than a female. It also does not reveal the killer's identity to the audience. Additionally, the opening sequence is filmed with lights on rather than in dark lighting with shadows to provide a clearer view. The victim in this opening does not have an opportunity to escape and is killed after exchanging texts, challenging the convention of attempted escape.
In what ways does your media product use
This document discusses how the media product, a student film, uses conventions of real thriller films. It analyzes six still frames from the film. For each still, it identifies a convention from thriller films that the still exemplifies, such as panning shots, close-ups of characters, high camera angles, isolated outdoor locations, and ominous musical scores. The document demonstrates how the student film incorporates standard techniques from the thriller genre.
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The opening sequences of Se7en establish tension and unease through dark color palettes and close-up shots that hint at sinister themes without revealing full details. Production logos and credits are shown in messy handwritten fonts that create an unsettling atmosphere. Extreme close-ups of paperwork and a hand introduce the setting and characters without context, encouraging the audience to make their own assumptions about the psychological thriller genre of the film. Overall, the opening builds intrigue through subtle hints that leave viewers with questions rather than answers as they anticipate the unfolding story.
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Question 1 evaluation presentation
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of the horror genre. It establishes mystery and suspense through footage of a bag being dug up and an unknown caller. This leaves the audience wondering what happened and creates a sense of fear. It also discusses how most horror films involve violence, death, and stalking to frighten audiences. The media product challenges conventions by showing a character alone in the woods digging a hole, leaving the audience to speculate about what is in the bag and why he buried it. The location, music, and focus on the bag build tension to unnerve the audience.
Evaluation question 1
1) The document discusses the opening sequence's use of characterization, setting, genre, and narrative structure to develop conventions of the horror genre.
2) For characterization, a child was used as the main character to make the story more confusing and petrifying, playing with the subversion of children as innocent.
3) For setting, a house was used because audiences can relate to it and feel unsafe in their own homes, with the bathroom used as the murder scene to induce unease.
4) For genre, editing, camera work, sound design, and iconography like dark colors and weapons were employed to clearly establish the horror genre.
5) For narrative structure, the boy's possession
Eval q4
Bethany Harvey used various media technologies throughout the research, planning, construction, and evaluation stages of her project. She used Adobe Photoshop and Premier Pro to plan and construct storyboards and draft trailers. She used Audacity to record voiceovers and Adobe Encoder to encode videos for uploading. Prezi was used to create an interactive presentation and YouTube and Slideshare were used to upload and host videos and presentations online for evidence and accessibility.
Ict used
The document discusses the equipment and software used to create images and a magazine, including a Canon EOS 1100D camera, green screen, lighting, Photoshop, QuarkXPress, and Fireworks. A green screen was used to take character photos and add backgrounds. Photoshop was used to edit photos and text. QuarkXPress helped produce the magazine layout. Fireworks was also used to edit some images and titles.
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Conventions
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Research Presentation Updated
Timothy Ogden conducted research on film trailers and posters to identify common conventions. For trailers, he found they typically include an establishing shot, close-ups of main characters, and a tease of the plot without revealing too much. His research of posters showed main characters prominently displayed with hints of the setting and story in the background. To create a successful product for his target audience of teens, Ogden's trailer needs to follow these conventions by capturing interest without spoiling the film's surprises.
3. fmp production experiments
The document describes the process the creator took to make three experimental posters for a horror film project. For each poster, they took a selfie, added black and white filters in Photoshop to create an ominous tone, and used Photoshop tools to add elements like veins or glowing eyes. They chose fonts and effects that would appeal to horror audiences and intrigue them about the film's plot elements. For future versions, they would ask others to take the photos to get better angles.
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01.) Contextual Research
George Wetton is deciding on a film project for his final major production. He was initially going to continue with a horror film called "Lost in Communication" that was inspired by his previous project. However, he decided to scrap that idea and do something more experimental that utilizes what he has learned. He considered doing a sci-fi film but felt he did not have enough budget or original ideas. He ultimately decided to make a film adaptation of a book he has been writing so he can establish how the characters may look on screen. Wetton intends to research different directors' styles and techniques to inform his own experimental filmmaking approach. He will focus on elements like shots, mise-en-scene, sound, angles, color
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Question 1
The document discusses how the media product's opening sequence uses and develops conventions of real horror movie genres. Specifically, it begins with an innocent scene that quickly turns ominous, like typical horror movies. It uses techniques like cross-cutting and accelerated pacing to move the plot along and cut unnecessary material. Formally, it introduces main characters, runs titles, and begins with violence to engage audiences, mirroring other genre works. Stylistically, it features a tense soundtrack, limited dialogue, and natural lighting at night for realism. The sequence draws on conventions of related genres like mystery and crime through elements like a masked killer and an innocent victim. It aims to elicit typical horror viewer emotions such as fear, tension, and danger.
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This document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of horror films. It presents several conventions that were challenged, such as killing a male character instead of the usual female victim. It also challenged revealing the killer's identity to generate suspense. Some conventions were followed, like using ominous music, fast-paced editing, and a variety of shots to set the scene and keep the audience engaged. Overall, the goal was to empower young female viewers while still capturing elements typical of the horror genre.
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The document discusses how the media product incorporates conventions of real thriller films in its forms and techniques. It uses suspenseful elements like jumpy shots, creepy music, and silences to mimic successful thrillers. It also includes common thriller characters like a stalker to add tension. Finally, it shoots in an urban area at night for isolation, darkness, and verisimilitude, mirroring film iconography. The piece aims to follow genre conventions while adding its own touches to engage audiences.
Media 1
The media product challenges horror movie conventions by killing a male character in the opening sequence rather than a female. It also does not reveal the killer's identity to the audience. Additionally, the opening sequence is filmed with lights on rather than in dark lighting with shadows to provide a clearer view. The victim in this opening does not have an opportunity to escape and is killed after exchanging texts, challenging the convention of attempted escape.
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This document discusses how the media product, a student film, uses conventions of real thriller films. It analyzes six still frames from the film. For each still, it identifies a convention from thriller films that the still exemplifies, such as panning shots, close-ups of characters, high camera angles, isolated outdoor locations, and ominous musical scores. The document demonstrates how the student film incorporates standard techniques from the thriller genre.
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The opening sequences of Se7en establish tension and unease through dark color palettes and close-up shots that hint at sinister themes without revealing full details. Production logos and credits are shown in messy handwritten fonts that create an unsettling atmosphere. Extreme close-ups of paperwork and a hand introduce the setting and characters without context, encouraging the audience to make their own assumptions about the psychological thriller genre of the film. Overall, the opening builds intrigue through subtle hints that leave viewers with questions rather than answers as they anticipate the unfolding story.
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Media Research - Black swan
The opening sequence of the psychological thriller "Black Swan" uses conventions common to the genre to build tension and mystery. It begins with slow, eerie piano music that sets an ominous tone. Low-key lighting is used throughout, creating a dark and enigmatic atmosphere. The sequence uses montage editing and shows a hand holding black chalk, coloring the screen completely black, representing the inner darkness of the protagonist. When the title appears in bold black text against the black background, a strong sense of impending danger and mystery has been established.
Question 1 evaluation presentation
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of the horror genre. It establishes mystery and suspense through footage of a bag being dug up and an unknown caller. This leaves the audience wondering what happened and creates a sense of fear. It also discusses how most horror films involve violence, death, and stalking to frighten audiences. The media product challenges conventions by showing a character alone in the woods digging a hole, leaving the audience to speculate about what is in the bag and why he buried it. The location, music, and focus on the bag build tension to unnerve the audience.
Evaluation question 1
1) The document discusses the opening sequence's use of characterization, setting, genre, and narrative structure to develop conventions of the horror genre.
2) For characterization, a child was used as the main character to make the story more confusing and petrifying, playing with the subversion of children as innocent.
3) For setting, a house was used because audiences can relate to it and feel unsafe in their own homes, with the bathroom used as the murder scene to induce unease.
4) For genre, editing, camera work, sound design, and iconography like dark colors and weapons were employed to clearly establish the horror genre.
5) For narrative structure, the boy's possession
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The document discusses the equipment and software used to create images and a magazine, including a Canon EOS 1100D camera, green screen, lighting, Photoshop, QuarkXPress, and Fireworks. A green screen was used to take character photos and add backgrounds. Photoshop was used to edit photos and text. QuarkXPress helped produce the magazine layout. Fireworks was also used to edit some images and titles.
Evaluation Q2
The document discusses how the author's main film product and ancillary texts (magazine, poster, trailer) relate to and support each other. Specifically:
- The magazine, poster, and trailer use similar colors, fonts, images, and references to build relationships between the pieces and make the film recognizable.
- Horror conventions like a demon identity, creepy music and scenes, and implied danger are used across the pieces to clearly signal the horror genre.
- While layouts differ between pieces for variety, other shared elements like title treatments and cast images create connections to link the texts together.
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Canon EOS 1100d and Canon EOS 550d cameras were used to take high quality images for a magazine. Adobe Photoshop was used to edit the images by adding effects and text so that the images fit the purpose of what was being created. QuarkXPress, a desktop publishing software, allowed the creation and construction of the 'POP' magazine by adding various elements like pictures and text.
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Eval pres 1
The document discusses how the creator's magazine, poster, and trailer for a horror film genre project effectively work together through consistent style elements. Similar colors, fonts, layout, and a focus on possession and murder were used across tasks to clearly connect them and support the horror genre. Only featuring one central character in the visuals also helped tie the ancillary works to the plot of the trailer about one person becoming possessed and killing others.
Ancillary task poster
Bethany Harvey created several draft posters for her class project on the film "Tick Tock". She began with pencil sketches of her ideas, then used Photoshop to create digital versions. Her first poster draft was plain black and white, so she made changes to the second draft, such as adding color and elements like a clock inside the clown mask. For her final poster, Bethany chose a landscape orientation to make it stand out from typical portrait posters. She selected images of the mask, clock and cast to provide context about the horror film's genre and plot.
Step by step contents
Bethany Harvey created a magazine contents page through multiple drafts. She began with hand-drawn layouts and then computer-based drafts. Her early drafts had issues like small images, too much text, and colors that did not match the cover. Through feedback and research, she improved the layout across drafts by making images bigger, spacing out text over two pages, and matching colors to the red theme of the cover. The final draft addressed all issues and satisfied her target audience with a clear, informative yet appealing contents page to introduce the magazine contents.
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The document summarizes the equipment and software used to create a film trailer, including two Canon DSLR cameras, a green screen, microphone, Photoshop, Premier Pro, and Audacity. The Canon EOS 550D was favored for its video capabilities. The green screen allowed adding backgrounds. The microphone captured audio. Photoshop edited photos and text. Premier Pro was used to edit video and add effects/titles. Audacity recorded voiceovers and added sound effects, though it had issues with static and saving files as a whole.
Ancillary task magazine
1. The document describes the process of creating magazine covers to promote a horror film. Pencil sketches were drawn first, then scanned into Photoshop to create digital layouts.
2. Several draft magazine covers were made with changes to colors, images, and text to improve the horror aesthetic. One cover was chosen as the final version for being most appealing and conveying the genre.
3. Photos were taken of actors for the magazine, with some areas requiring touch-ups in Photoshop due to limitations of the green screen used. The chosen images helped relate the magazine to other promotional materials.
My magazine design
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