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The document summarizes how three characters - a ghost, the Superior, and Rosemary Bloggs - are represented in a film sequence. The ghost is portrayed as evil through a black and white effect and menacing appearance and clothing. The Superior and Rosemary are then introduced, with the Superior giving Rosemary information, indicating he is her boss and she is the protagonist. Their casual clothing and body language shows a friendly but respectful relationship that reflects gender norms.
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Conventions of a gangster film
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Evaluation Question One
The document discusses the conventions used and challenged in the opening title sequence of a student media project. It follows conventions of real title sequences, such as title length and order. It also draws from the title sequence of La Haine, making titles appear typed from different screen positions. The opening is for a British social drama, set in real locations with natural lighting like Ill Manners. It uses shots and framing similar to other social realist films. However, it challenges conventions by having a predominantly female cast, breaking the typical subordinate role of women in these films. Overall the project draws from the social realist genre while innovating in some ways.
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Timeline
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Detailed analysis
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Evaluation Question One
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The target audience for this film is primarily adult women. The film aims to challenge common portrayals of women as sexual objects by showing female protagonists playing important roles like male heroes. To engage viewers, the film will use conventions like explosions, effects, exotic locations, chases, violence, and fast editing found in genres like action and thriller. Each character will have a distinct persona conveyed through costumes and behaviors, with the villain in dark clothes representing danger and the victim initially in white representing innocence. The victim's role and appearance will change as the plot progresses and she acquires a coveted diamond, transforming her into a "femme fatale" in black.
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The target audience for this film is primarily adult women. The film aims to challenge common portrayals of women as sexual objects by showing female protagonists playing important roles like male heroes. To engage viewers, the film will use conventions like explosions, effects, exotic locations, chases, violence, and fast editing found in genres like action and thriller. Each character will have a distinct persona conveyed through costumes and behaviors, with the villain in dark clothes representing danger and the victim initially in white representing innocence. The victim's role will change as she finds diamonds that possess her, shown through a shift to black clothing depicting her as a femme fatale.
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American Psycho Textual Analysis
This document provides a detailed analysis of shots and sequences from a movie trailer. It examines aspects of mise-en-scene like costumes, props, lighting and setting to understand the characters. The male lead is shown as wealthy and dominant over women through his business attire and interactions filmed from high angles. Shots of weapons and sex suggest he may be psychopathic. Editing uses fast cuts and fades to black to build tension. Sound includes dialogue, music and changes to signify plot shifts. Cinematography and characters align with common horror conventions like having a clear villain through scenes of violence.
Conventions of mob gangster films
The document discusses conventions of mob gangster films. It explains that gangsters typically flaunt wealth through expensive props like guns and cars, establishing them as antagonists. It also notes that gangsters often succeed through crime but ultimately fall due to a fatal mistake, showing viewers that crime does not pay. The document then analyzes mise-en-scene elements common in these films, such as formal suits that signify power, cities like New York that enable crime, and low lighting that creates a grim atmosphere. It concludes by summarizing the openings of films like The Godfather, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, and Goodfellas, highlighting how they do or do not follow gangster film conventions.
Genre research
The group has chosen to create a thriller-romance genre for their teaser trailer to appeal to a wide audience. They will combine conventions from both genres, drawing inspiration from films like "Safe Haven" and "The Boy Next Door". The trailer will feature two main characters, a male protagonist who also portrays his alter ego antagonist due to an identity disorder, and a female protagonist. It will have settings from both genres, including a school/college campus, woodland, and homes. The narrative follows a boy and girl who meet in school, fall in love, but the boy begins to lose time due to his alter ego going on killing sprees without his knowledge.
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The document outlines a film idea that combines the romance and thriller genres. It involves a female protagonist who witnesses a murder committed by the male antagonist in the woods. They later meet in school and fall in love. However, the antagonist later confesses to the murder, creating conflict. The document discusses plans for the trailer, including establishing the characters' meeting and building suspense through fragmented scenes. It also provides research on target audiences for romance and thriller films.
Question 2
The document discusses how a film project portrays various social groups through its characters and elements. It introduces a lower-class male teenage protagonist who struggles with relationships and getting up early for college, representing typical teenage experiences. However, the characters are all white, showing a lack of ethnic diversity that could be seen as racist. Elements like dark lighting, rock music, and a college setting provide context about the protagonist's personality and life as a teenager.
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Question 1
The document summarizes how the film opening uses and develops conventions of the thriller genre. It introduces the protagonist, an innocent girl, and antagonist, a mysterious man stalking her, in typical thriller ways. Various elements of the opening, like the isolated setting, camera work, and music, emulate conventions seen in other thrillers. While adhering to many genre norms, some aspects, like the credit font, challenge conventions to create intrigue and suspense for the audience.
Media research Tom
The opening sequence of Memento establishes tension by showing blood and violence. Shots of blood on a photograph and running down a wall set the scene of a murder. The main character is then shown with blood on his face, looking scared after a fight. A man points a gun at his victim, giving the audience a glimpse at the killer but still leaving questions unanswered. The sequence is played in reverse, making the audience concentrate closely to piece together what occurred and work out the mystery.
Media research tg
The opening sequence of Memento establishes tension by showing blood and violence. Shots of blood on a photograph and running down a wall set the scene of a murder. The main character is then shown with blood on his face, looking scared. Further tension is built when a man points a gun at another man. The sequence is played backwards, making the audience concentrate closely to solve the mystery of what happened. This establishes the film will be a complex thriller centered around a murder.
Real Media Research- Harry Keeler
The document summarizes the opening sequences of four films: Shaun of the Dead, Warm Bodies, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and Memento. For each film, it describes several shots from the opening and analyzes how they set the theme, genre, tone, and establish characters or plot elements through the use of techniques like camerawork, lighting, color, and mise-en-scene.
Textual analysis
The document provides a textual analysis of two trailers for soap opera television shows:
1) A trailer for the BBC soap opera Eastenders that teases the investigation into the murder of a character named Lucy Beale.
2) A trailer for the Channel 4 soap opera Hollyoaks that focuses on the downfall of the character Sienna Blake.
The analysis examines both the verbal (dialogue, voiceovers, sound effects, soundtrack) and non-verbal (setting, lighting, costumes, facial expressions, props, camera angles, shot types, camera movement) codes used in each trailer and evaluates their strengths and how they could be improved to further engage audiences.
Evaluation q2
The document discusses how three main characters in a film are designed to represent different social groups and be relatable to the target audience. Sabrina, the villain protagonist, has atypical hair for a thriller character to make her more mysterious. Ben, the hero, wears modern, normal clothing to appear like a regular guy. Hannah, the victim/antagonist, is fashionable like popular characters and contrasts with the hero. The characters are the same age as the target audience to make them easy to relate to.
Hyperlinks
The document describes various scenes and shots used in a thriller film. It discusses how different camera angles, lighting, costumes, and sounds are used to create tension, unease, and foreshadow danger or conflict. Specific techniques include high angle shots to make the viewer feel inferior, close-ups of a child's eyes to build empathy, and non-diegetic music to set mood. Scenes show a mother and child, two women in a city, and a protagonist receiving a mysterious letter. Details are provided to subtly imply threats and an impending disruption through visual cues and juxtapositions.
Who Killed Lucy Beale Trailer Analysis
The trailer uses various camera techniques and editing to make all the characters look suspicious and potentially guilty of Lucy's murder. Close-ups are used of the characters' mysterious facial expressions and slowed eye movements. Shots zoom between characters and props like weapons and blood that implicate different characters. The setting, music, and title text build tension around uncovering which character is truly responsible for Lucy's death.
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