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The target audience for the media product is teenage females aged 15-30 years old who use social media and are located in the UK. The document discusses selecting a BBFC rating of 15 for the film, which allows depictions of violence, sexual content, and strong language but not graphic or dangerous behavior that could be copied. The sequence aims to follow BBFC guidelines by avoiding strong language, not dwelling on dangerous behavior, and not including sexual activity or discrimination.
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This document provides information about the distribution and target audience for a film being released in London. Lionsgate Entertainment, AVM Productions, and 20th Century Fox will distribute the film. The final distribution company is Revolver. The target audience is teenage females in the UK who use social networking. The film has received a 15 rating from the BBFC, meaning it can contain violence, sexual scenes, swearing, and emotionally harrowing scenes.
Certification
The document analyzes how a trailer follows the BBFC guidelines for a 15 certificate rating. It addresses the trailer's avoidance of discrimination, drug abuse, sadistic or sexualized horror. While the trailer features a character with an eating disorder and a murder by hanging, these are not glamorized. Strong language, nudity or sexual content are also absent. Violence is present but does not dwell on pain, injury or aftermath. Overall, the document determines the trailer is in compliance with the 15 rating restrictions.
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Melody and I want to make a film trailer rated 15 by the British Board of Film Classification. A 15 rating means no one under 15 can see the film in theaters or rent the DVD. 15 rated works can contain strong violence, frequent strong language like 'fuck', portrayals of sexual activity, references to sex, brief nudity, references to sexual violence, discriminatory language if not endorsed, and depictions of drug use that do not promote misuse. The strongest gory images, sadistic/sexual violence, and glamorization of weapons are unlikely to be acceptable.
Bbfc research
This document outlines the BBFC film classification guidelines for films rated 15. Films rated 15 can contain strong violence, frequent strong language like fuck, portrayals of sexual activity and references to sex, brief nudity, and references to sexual violence or discrimination as long as they are not endorsed. Drug use may be depicted but not in a way that promotes misuse, and very dangerous behaviors that teens could copy should not be dwelled upon.
Corby Life Planning
The document outlines the planning process for a TV show, including creating a storyboard with shot lists and script. It describes 17 planned shots, such as panning and close-up shots of different characters. It then provides an example script using the shots, showing dialogue between characters discussing a relationship drama involving cheating and threats of violence. The planning process focused on enticing audiences through compelling shots and dialogue.
Bbfc classifications
The document summarizes the BBFC's guidelines for film classifications of 12A/12 and 15. For 12A/12 films, moderate language, nudity, sex, violence and themes are allowed as long as they are suitable for young teenagers. For 15 rated films, stronger language, nudity, sex, violence and themes are permitted provided they are appropriate for 15 year olds and do not cross certain lines like promoting harmful behaviors. The BBFC considers factors like context, tone, impact and imitable behaviors in their classification decisions.
pitch Power Point
Henry is a 12-year-old boy who seems innocent but hides a monstrous temper that could cause him to do anything if he doesn't get his way. The filmmaker aims to target audiences aged 12-35 with a thriller exploring this theme. He hopes to rate the film 15, which allows strong violence, language, sexual references and themes but not graphic depictions. The filmmaker plans to initially release it on YouTube and pursue getting it on Netflix or entering it in film festivals to build an audience.
Bbfc
The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) is responsible for issuing age ratings for films released in the UK. They consider factors like violence, language, adult humor, nudity, sex, drug use, and discrimination when rating films. Context, tone, and impact are important when determining if a scene merits a higher rating - for example, random violence may warrant a higher rating than contextual violence. Based on the description of moderate violence, gun fights, torture scenes, strong language, and themes of violence and espionage in the sample film, the document recommends an 18 rating.
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Certification
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This document outlines the BBFC film classification guidelines for films rated 15. Films rated 15 can contain strong violence, frequent strong language like fuck, portrayals of sexual activity and references to sex, brief nudity, and references to sexual violence or discrimination as long as they are not endorsed. Drug use may be depicted but not in a way that promotes misuse, and very dangerous behaviors that teens could copy should not be dwelled upon.
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The document summarizes the BBFC's guidelines for film classifications of 12A/12 and 15. For 12A/12 films, moderate language, nudity, sex, violence and themes are allowed as long as they are suitable for young teenagers. For 15 rated films, stronger language, nudity, sex, violence and themes are permitted provided they are appropriate for 15 year olds and do not cross certain lines like promoting harmful behaviors. The BBFC considers factors like context, tone, impact and imitable behaviors in their classification decisions.
pitch Power Point
Henry is a 12-year-old boy who seems innocent but hides a monstrous temper that could cause him to do anything if he doesn't get his way. The filmmaker aims to target audiences aged 12-35 with a thriller exploring this theme. He hopes to rate the film 15, which allows strong violence, language, sexual references and themes but not graphic depictions. The filmmaker plans to initially release it on YouTube and pursue getting it on Netflix or entering it in film festivals to build an audience.
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Bbfc a2
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The British Board of Film Classification reviews films and assigns them age ratings based on their content. They consider factors like discrimination, drug use, violence, language, nudity and sex. For the film in question, the BBFC would likely rate it 15 due to the large amount of strong violence that could be imitable to younger viewers, such as a character being hit with a shovel in a first-person shot. Several shots of a bruised body being dragged through the woods could also disturb younger audiences.
Presentation 6 1
Kazuo Aoaka seeks revenge after his parents are murdered. He trains himself and hunts for information to confront the man responsible, Noboru Chigayami. Along the way, Kazuo finds love with Yumi Hazuki, the daughter of one of the killers, Haruki Hazuki. After obtaining critical information, Kazuo engages in a final confrontation with Noboru to avenge his parents' death.
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Titles are shown briefly at the beginning of trailers and include the film name and production company. Credits are shown at the end and include important details like the cast, social media links, and quotes. Titles introduce the story and characters while credits acknowledge everyone involved in the film's production. Both aim to inform audiences and attract interest, with titles building mystery and credits thanking the cast and crew.
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Our target audience for the film is teenagers aged 15-21 from North West London who can relate to the characters and situations portrayed. According to research, young adults are more likely to visit cinemas for entertainment. The film will likely receive a 15 certification from the BBFC since it addresses bullying themes relevant to teenagers but does not promote harmful or illegal behaviors like drug use, discrimination, or gratuitous violence. Strong language may be used if justified by context.
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Cttc Productions Film Pitch
1. A group of teenagers break into their school at night while drunk to mess around but find themselves hunted by an escaped killer.
2. The teenagers get separated as the killer attacks one of them, while others find another hung in the hallway.
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Guidelines for films classified as 15 and 18
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Question 4
The target audience for the horror movie is teenagers and young adults aged 15-30. While similar movies are rated 18+, the filmmakers chose to target ages 15+ due to the social group portrayed. They also aimed for a male audience because of sexually suggestive female victims in the opening scene. The British Board of Film Classification guidelines state that a 15 rating means the film cannot endorse discrimination, promote drug misuse, or include gratuitous violence, sexual violence, nudity, language, or themes inappropriate for 15 year olds.
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- PG films should not unsettle children aged around 8+, but may contain mild language, violence, and implications of sexual activity or drug use.
- 12A/12 films may have stronger language, violence, and sexual references but they must be brief and discreet. Moderate violence is permitted.
- 15 films are restricted to ages 15+ and can contain stronger language
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The most common film certificate for horror movies was found to be 15, suggesting that horror directors aim their films at teenagers. A 15 certificate means no one under 15 can see the film in cinemas or rent/buy the video, and sets guidelines for what can be shown including strong language, nudity in a non-sexual context, violence without dwelling on pain/injury, and sexual activity without strong detail.
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Kazuo Aoaka seeks revenge after his parents are murdered. He trains himself and hunts for information to confront the man responsible, Noboru Chigayami. Along the way, Kazuo finds love with Yumi Hazuki, the daughter of one of the killers, Haruki Hazuki. After obtaining critical information, Kazuo engages in a final confrontation with Noboru to avenge his parents' death.
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Titles are shown briefly at the beginning of trailers and include the film name and production company. Credits are shown at the end and include important details like the cast, social media links, and quotes. Titles introduce the story and characters while credits acknowledge everyone involved in the film's production. Both aim to inform audiences and attract interest, with titles building mystery and credits thanking the cast and crew.
Media genre
Genres refer to styles or types of media like music or films that are grouped based on similar narrative elements. Film genres borrow from literary genre criticism and create audience expectations - comedies feature bright colors and happy music while thrillers have low lighting, creepy music, and tension. The document discusses genres and how they shape audience expectations, using comedies and thrillers as examples, and notes the author has chosen to research the thriller genre.
Narrative enigmas in trailers
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This proposal is for a Game of Thrones montage video focusing on Jon Snow. The purpose is to entertain fans of the show and promote it to others by compiling clips of Jon Snow's challenges and battles. The genre will be fantasy action, featuring mystical creatures and fighting scenes. The content will mix up clips from Jon Snow's journey out of order to show them all at once rather than as a story. The target audience is 15-20 year old males who can relate to the male protagonist. Some gory scenes will be avoided so as not to disturb viewers, and existing characters will be used without offending social groups.
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Our target audience for the film is teenagers aged 15-21 from North West London who can relate to the characters and situations portrayed. According to research, young adults are more likely to visit cinemas for entertainment. The film will likely receive a 15 certification from the BBFC since it addresses bullying themes relevant to teenagers but does not promote harmful or illegal behaviors like drug use, discrimination, or gratuitous violence. Strong language may be used if justified by context.
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A group of four friends investigate an abandoned haunted house where strange events begin to occur, like doors slamming and objects falling off shelves. As things grow more dangerous, the friends try to escape but cannot leave. The short horror film, targeted at ages 15-30, will be 3-5 minutes and in full color in the style of a classic horror film, following the standard trope of the hero surviving while the antagonist loses. All content will be original or have permission to use, avoiding legal and ethical issues.
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1. A group of teenagers break into their school at night while drunk to mess around but find themselves hunted by an escaped killer.
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1) Two girls from different cliques are forced to work together on a school project and realize they have more in common than they originally thought.
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Graduation-Day
Sonia, Katie and Beth will equally share the responsibilities of planning and producing an opening title sequence for a project. The deadline for the sequence is Friday, February 11th and it should be between 90 seconds and 2 minutes in length.
Guidelines for films classified as 15 and 18
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1) 15 and above films can feature strong violence, frequent strong language, sexual content such as nudity and references to drugs. Discrimination may be depicted but not endorsed, and sexual or violent content cannot be graphic.
2) 18 and above films can feature very strong violence, language, sexual activity, discrimination, horror and gore without limits. Strong depictions of sex are allowed up to full nudity but not beyond what provides educational benefits.
3) Films above an 18 rating contain content that exceeds even an 18 rating, such as real depictions of harmful illegal acts.
Audience research
The document provides guidelines from the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) for what constitutes ratings of 15 and 18 for films. A 15 rating allows depictions of drug use but not promotion of drug misuse. It permits strong language, nudity in a non-sexual context, and sexual activity without strong detail. Violence is allowed but should not dwell on pain or injury. An 18 rating risks harming individuals or society, contains explicit sexual images or illegal drug use promotion. It also applies if the film breaches criminal law. The response discusses plans for a horror film involving deaths, violence, and a glamorized weapon, suggesting it would likely receive an 18 rating. Examples of successful horror franchises with 15 and
Bbfc a2
The document discusses content warnings for a film rated 15, noting there will be some mild nudity and bad language in the form of sexual references, but no explicit sex scenes, violence, or horror content. While the theme is mature, it is believed 15-16 year olds could understand it, justifying the 15 rating rather than 18. There is also no discriminatory language or behavior.
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The opening sequence depicts a student being bullied as he walks through a busy school corridor and sits alone in class. He is then shown leaving school where a group shoves him into the road, causing him to get hit by a passing car. This sequence sets up the social realism genre by showing the realistic issue of bullying. It aims to intrigue audiences by leaving them wondering what happens to the bullies and victim. The target audience is teenagers who can relate to the school setting and bullying depicted.
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Question 4
The target audience for the horror movie is teenagers and young adults aged 15-30. While similar movies are rated 18+, the filmmakers chose to target ages 15+ due to the social group portrayed. They also aimed for a male audience because of sexually suggestive female victims in the opening scene. The British Board of Film Classification guidelines state that a 15 rating means the film cannot endorse discrimination, promote drug misuse, or include gratuitous violence, sexual violence, nudity, language, or themes inappropriate for 15 year olds.
2. Reasearch
Josh conducted a survey of his class peers about their film preferences. Most respondents were male. Half started watching films from ages 0-10. Surprisingly, most said they watch 6+ hours of films per week. The most popular genres were action and comedy. Worryingly, the most common streaming platform was illegal sites, which could harm the film industry. Josh found it annoying that not all responses were serious. Research on audience profiles showed that horror film fans tend to be younger females and thriller fans older males. Josh aims to target both these demographics with his short horror/thriller film.
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The document discusses the target audience and genre for a student film project called "Love Me Not". It was decided the film would be a psychological thriller targeted towards 15+ years old. This genre and age rating was chosen because psychological thrillers typically involve themes of violence and betrayal that would interest males and females of their age without including explicit content. The thriller genre is popular among teenagers as it provides thrills and suspense. The document also lists the guidelines for a 15 certificate rating in the UK, outlining what types of content like language, violence, sex, and more are acceptable.
Bbfc powerpoint
The document outlines the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) rating system for films in the UK. It describes the content restrictions and guidelines for each rating level:
- U films should be suitable for ages 4+ and contain no more than mild violence, threat or horror. Discriminatory language must be disapproved of.
- PG films should not unsettle children aged around 8+, but may contain mild language, violence, and implications of sexual activity or drug use.
- 12A/12 films may have stronger language, violence, and sexual references but they must be brief and discreet. Moderate violence is permitted.
- 15 films are restricted to ages 15+ and can contain stronger language
Audience research
The most common film certificate for horror movies was found to be 15, suggesting that horror directors aim their films at teenagers. A 15 certificate means no one under 15 can see the film in cinemas or rent/buy the video, and sets guidelines for what can be shown including strong language, nudity in a non-sexual context, violence without dwelling on pain/injury, and sexual activity without strong detail.
BBFC Research
The BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) is an independent non-profit organization that regulates films shown in British cinemas and videos sold and rented in the UK. They assign age ratings to films to help inform viewers of potentially unsuitable content. The main ratings are U, PG, 12/12A, 15, and 18, with each rating allowing for more explicit content such as violence, language, sexual content and themes. The BBFC aims to protect children from harmful content while also empowering adults to make their own viewing choices.
BBFC
The BBFC is the independent British regulatory body that classifies films, trailers, and advertisements shown in the UK. Their main goal is to protect children and vulnerable groups by advising age ratings and content descriptors. Films are rated U, PG, 12/12A, 15, or 18 based on factors like language, violence, sex, nudity, and more. The higher ratings have more restrictions and mean the content is only suitable for older audiences.
Media question 4
This document discusses classifying the target audience for a media production. It determines that a 15+ rating would be appropriate due to violent content and drug use shown. The intended audience is identified as primarily male, between 15-25 years old, interested in typical male hobbies like video games, music, socializing with friends. This demographic enjoys thrillers and horror genres and explicit content allowed in 15 rated films.
Media question 4
This document discusses classifying the target audience for a media production. It determines that a 15+ rating would be appropriate due to violent content and drug use shown. The intended audience is identified as primarily male, between 15-25 years old, interested in typical male hobbies like video games, music, socializing with friends. A demographic profile of the target viewer shows a messy teenage boy's bedroom, reinforcing that the thriller/horror genre and explicit R-rated content would appeal most to this age group.
Media question 4[1]
This document discusses classifying the target audience for a media production. It determines that a 15+ rating would be appropriate due to violent content and drug use shown. The intended audience is identified as primarily male, between 15-25 years old, interested in typical male hobbies like video games, music, socializing with friends. This demographic enjoys thrillers and horror genres and explicit content allowed in 15 rated films.
complete q4
This document discusses classifying the target audience for a media production. It determines the production would receive a 15+ rating due to depictions of drug use, and that its audience would primarily be male teenagers and young adults aged 15-25. This is because the thriller genre and depictions of pubs and rock music would appeal more to stereotypical male interests of this age group, including playing video games, listening to music, and socializing with friends. The 15+ rating is appropriate since the target demographic enjoys explicit content allowed in films of this classification.
Bbfc introduction
The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) is a non-governmental organization founded in 1912 that is responsible for classifying and censoring films shown in the UK. The BBFC considers factors like discrimination, drugs, horror, imitable behavior, language, nudity, sex, themes, and violence when determining what age group a film is appropriate for. They assign ratings from U through 18R. For the film "Immunity," the document's author concluded a 15 rating was appropriate due to its mild use of horror, violence, and themes of death and terror, without containing discrimination, drugs, nudity, or inappropriate language.
BBFC
The BBFC guidelines are used to classify films based on their content such as violence, language, sexual content and drug use. This determines the age rating of films to ensure appropriate content is available for different age groups. Films are examined prior to release and rated accordingly to provide consumers information on the film's contents. The guidelines specify restrictions on different types of content based on the age rating, with more restrictive limits on content deemed unsuitable for younger viewers such as discriminatory language, realistic portrayals of dangerous behavior, strong language, nudity, sexual behavior and violence.
Evaluation for media
The document outlines the criteria for classifying a media product with a 15 rating in the UK, including:
1) The content is suitable for ages 15 and over; it may contain strong language, references to sexual behavior, drug use, and portrayals of violence without graphic detail.
2) Discriminatory content and behavior is not acceptable. Dangerous or imitable behaviors should also be avoided.
3) Nudity is acceptable in a non-sexual context. Sexual activity can be portrayed without strong detail.
4) The rationale provided for classifying their film as 15 is that it portrays threat, menace, and stalking but not strong violence. Research found their target age group
BBFC guidelines
The BBFC guidelines are used to classify films and videos before release based on their content such as violence, language, sexual content and drugs. This ensures consumers are informed and the highest protection of children. Films are given age ratings from U to 18. Higher ratings mean content is only suitable for older audiences and may contain stronger language, violence or sexual content. The BBFC examines all films and will intervene more often for videos which are more accessible to younger viewers. Exceptions to the 18 rating are made if content is illegal or may cause harm.
Bbfc
The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) is an independent body that regulates and rates films, television, advertisements and video games shown in the UK. They provide age ratings to help consumers, especially parents, make informed decisions about what media is appropriate for children. Their ratings consider factors like language, violence, sex, and drug use. Films rated U are suitable for all, while PG, 12, 15, and 18 have increasing restrictions on problematic content. Their goal is to protect children while giving adults freedom of choice.
Age ratings - Media AS - 15/18
This document outlines the UK film classification system and age ratings. It provides guidelines for what types of content are suitable for 15-rated and 18-rated films.
Some key points include: films rated 15 are not suitable for those under 15; films rated 18 are only for those 18 and over. Content involving discriminatory language, explicit sex education material, drug promotion, horror violence, and strong language may be permitted in 15-rated films. 18-rated films have fewer restrictions and can contain graphic sexual content and stronger violence if justified. The clear difference between the two ratings is the level of graphic sexual material exposed.
Age ratings
This is my PowerPoint production on Age Ratings in preparation for the LNR production of "Chinese Whispers"
Age ratings
This document outlines the UK film classification system and age ratings. It provides guidelines for what types of content are acceptable in films rated 15 and 18, including boundaries for language, sex, violence, and other themes. Key differences between 15 and 18 rated films are the graphic sexual material contained in 18 rated films and how explicitly they portray such content.
Media Presentation
The document summarizes a media evaluation of a student-produced thriller film. It discusses how the opening scene establishes conventions of the thriller genre through techniques like flashbacks and building suspense. It represents younger people and explores themes of obsession and jealousy among youth. The intended audience is 15+ year olds and the piece suggests the film institution Channel 4 as a potential distributor given the similar target demographic and genres they have supported.
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The document provides an analysis of cinematography techniques used in the film Se7en. It notes the use of close-ups, blurred shots, and canted angles to build tension, confusion, and a sense of abnormality. The pacing of edits starts slow and builds up faster to increase suspense. Images and diegetic sounds also contribute to conveying hidden meanings and secrets that build an enigma throughout the film.
5 Film Task
This document provides summaries for 7 films: Awake, The Sixth Sense, Panic Room, The Night Listener, Premonition, and Black Swan. Each summary includes the director, release year, brief plot description, and how the film meets conventions of the genre. For example, Awake is about a man who discovers during heart surgery that he is being operated on while awake, and builds tension as the man panics in what should be a safe situation. The summaries are concise, highlighting the essential plot details and context for each film.
Task 12 opening sequence draft 1
The document describes the key steps in developing a psychological thriller film. It begins with establishing the main character as a law student who becomes unexpectedly pregnant and faces disapproval from her mother and friend. In an emotionally charged moment after an argument, she is struck by a car and wakes up with amnesia. To regain her memories and understand her current situation, she must find her diary that documents the events leading up to the accident. The opening scene would set up this dilemma for the main character and disruption of her life that drives the narrative.
Individual media presentation
This psychological thriller film focuses on a mother who is grieving the death of her daughter. After attending the funeral, the mother sees her daughter alive at home, which causes her to question her sanity. The film leaves the ending ambiguous, showing the mother trying to prevent her vision from coming true. The target audience is ages 15+ of any gender or social class, as the film explores themes of determination, conflict, and mental health issues through suspense and mystery.
G321 specification for as media studies
This document outlines specifications for the AS Media Studies course G321. It covers key requirements for students including coursework deadlines, assessment criteria, and learning outcomes related to analyzing different forms of media. Students are expected to demonstrate understanding of relevant concepts and theories, and critically evaluate examples of media texts.
Inspirational scenes3
The scene depicts a lady talking to a doll at home. The lighting is normal. No music plays. The lady is represented as vulnerable while the doll, Chucky, is represented as violent, rude, and sarcastic despite being a doll. The conventions of mystery and abnormal behavior are portrayed as the lady's interaction with the doll is deemed deviant. The target audience would be older children and teenagers due to the violent content and profanity.
Inspirational scenes1
The document provides details about three inspirational film scenes:
1) A scene from Hard Candy builds suspense as a 14-year-old girl interrogates a photographer she suspects has a hidden past.
2) A scene from Saw 3D shocks the audience as a young girl is tied up and a man is trapped in a dangerous machine.
3) A scene from Rush Hour 3 creates dramatic irony as the audience learns why one of the main characters is behind a curtain during a performance, building suspense.
Draft 4 part 4
The document discusses ways to create enigma or mystery in storytelling such as using appropriate camera shots and lighting to withhold information or employing time manipulation techniques like flashbacks. It also provides examples of how to construct a 5 point overview of an opening scene or film, with details like the main character investigating abortion symptoms and receiving disturbing photos in the mail before answering a strange knock at the door. In brief, the document offers advice on crafting enigmatic elements and high-level summaries of narratives.
Draft 4 part 3
The document discusses techniques for creating suspense, tension, and anxiety in a psychological thriller opening sequence involving two characters, Nia and Kylie, with Nia portrayed as shy and mentally disturbed while Kylie is more confident and worries about Nia's behavior; it also outlines shots that will be filmed of Nia walking through her home and interacting with props like a baby doll, laptop, and letter that advance the plot.
Draft 4 part 2
The document provides examples of film techniques and themes that could be used for a student film project on revenge. It discusses several movies where characters enact revenge through torture and murder, such as Dead Silence and Law Abiding Citizen. Research included watching how revenge is carried out painfully in these films. The document also explores the theme of suffering through the film The Pursuit of Happiness, where a man becomes homeless and has to sleep with his young son in a train station without blankets or pillows. Revenge is proposed as the theme for the student project because the antagonist will inflict fear, pain and damage on the protagonist, as happens to the character Nia in the opening sequence of whatever story is being developed.
Assignment 16 draft 4
This document contains a group's draft for a psychological thriller opening sequence assignment. It includes 3 potential sequence ideas from group members and discussions of their strengths and weaknesses. The group's chosen genre of psychological thriller is described. Films like Funny Games and Hard Candy are discussed as inspirations for their use of shots, settings, and portrayals of characters. Considerations around titling, credits, and music are also presented. The group plans to feature original music at key points in their proposed sequence.
Draft3 part 3
Here are some style and formatting ideas for titling and credits in our opening sequence:
- Plain white or light gray text on a solid black background
- Text appears slowly, line by line, to build suspense
- Minimalist font in all capital letters for a serious, unsettling tone
- Accompanied by unsettling ambient music with no lyrics to avoid distraction
- Music starts quietly and gets gradually louder as more text appears
- Credits fade in and out slowly rather than cutting abruptly to the scenes
This simple, ominous style would set the mood for a psychological thriller and intrigue viewers without taking attention away from the unfolding story. It prioritizes mystery and tension over flashy graphics.
Draft 3 part 2
The document provides details about the opening sequence of a film, including descriptions of the two main characters, Nia and Kylie, and their actors. Nia is described as shy, lonely, quiet, and mentally disturbed. Kylie is a friend of Nia's who worries about her behavior but lives nearby and greets her. The sequence will film interactions between the characters both inside and outside of a house from different camera angles and shots.
Assignment 16draft 3
The document discusses ideas for the opening sequence of a group psychological thriller film project. It includes 3 potential opening sequences proposed by group members: [1] The main character having an argument with her mother and friend; [2] The main character witnessing her friend get intentionally hit by a car; [3] The main character receiving creepy letters and a doll at her door. The group chose the psychological thriller genre for its focus on mystery and mind games. Films Funny Games, Hard Candy, and Child's Play provided inspiration for their sequence ideas.
Draft 2 part 3
This document provides information about a psychological thriller film targeted at 15-18 year olds of both genders, primarily from working class and middle class backgrounds who enjoy related interests. The 3-sentence summary is:
The document discusses targeting a psychological thriller film at 15-18 year olds of both genders from working and middle class backgrounds with interests in psychology, science, and toys. It also considers how the film would meet BBFC standards for a 15 rating and provides examples of similarly rated movies, as well as inspiration for opening credits music from other thrillers.
Draft 2 part 2
The document discusses research on revenge through analyzing movies where characters enact revenge in painful, murderous ways in response to past wrongs done to them or their loved ones, as well as exploring the dictionary and internet definitions of revenge and how it relates to suffering through analyzing the film "The Pursuit of Happiness." It also provides outlines of the opening sequences and plots for revenge-focused psychological thriller films.
Assignment 16draft 3
This document provides ideas for the opening sequence of a group psychological thriller film project. It includes 3 potential opening sequences proposed by group members: 1) the main character having an argument with her mother and friend; 2) a friend being intentionally hit by a car; 3) a creepy doll left on a doorstep. The group chose the psychological thriller genre for its focus on mystery and mind games. Films like Funny Games, Hard Candy, and Child's Play provided inspiration for their sequence through suspenseful scenes, character interactions, and shot types.
Assignment 16 draft 2
This document discusses ideas for the opening sequence of a group psychological thriller presentation. It includes two initial ideas from members Paula and Mickella. Paula's idea involved a girl having an argument with her mother and friend before being hit by a car. Mickella's involved a girl witnessing her friend being run over by a car. The group chose psychological thriller as their genre. They discussed conventions of the genre and were inspired by the films Funny Games and Hard Candy, analyzing characterizations and shots. They selected revenge and suffering as themes for their opening sequence.
Draft 3 open sequence pictures
A woman decides to wear more makeup for a new storyline in her work. She is seen applying makeup and having a drink on her break before filming outside with her colleague Paula, who is setting up a tripod for their shoot.
Evaluation part 3
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- 1. 4. Who would be the audience for your media product?
- 2. Target Audiences involve... Age Gender Location/Region Social Class Ethnicity/Nationality Lifestyle/ and Hobbies/Interests Morals and Beliefs
- 3. Age 15 years – 30 years Gender Teenaged females who use social networking Location /region UK Working Social class class
- 4. Age Films rated 15 these films may contain violence and scenes of a sexual nature, swearing and offensive language can be used and "emotionally harrowing" scenes are also permitted. This rating would be most suitable for our film opening. Examples of films within this classification are Final Destination and Halloween III.
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- 11. BBFC RATING BBFC Policy How We Followed There may be frequent use of strong language (for When there was dialogue in our open sequence no swear words were example, ‘fuck’). The strongest terms (for used example, ‘cunt’) may be acceptable if justified by the context. Aggressive or repeated use of the strongest language is unlikely to be acceptable Dangerous behaviour (for example, hanging, At the end of the open sequence when Nia got dragged in it was only suicide and self-harming) should not dwell on shown for 2seconds maximum detail which could be copied. Easily accessible weapons should not be glamorised. Sexual activity may be portrayed without strong There was no sexual activity featured in the sequence. detail. There may be strong verbal references to sexual behaviour, but the strongest references are unlikely to be acceptable unless justified by context. Works whose primary purpose is sexual arousal or stimulation are unlikely to be acceptable The work as a whole must not endorse No discrimination used in the sequence discriminatory language or behaviour.