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The document discusses strategies for engaging an audience in an opening title sequence for an independent British art-house film. It challenges conventions of the genre to attract attention. Mystery and ambiguity are created by not revealing details, using no dialogue and sounds to generate questions. Unusual elements like a character casually carrying a shovel are intended to intrigue viewers and leave them wanting to know more. Camera work with a variety of shots and titles are designed to be appealing as well.
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The document discusses the research and production process for a student thriller film. It describes how the filmmakers studied psychological thrillers like "Black Swan" for inspiration. They aimed to fulfill thriller conventions through camera angles that create tension while also trying original techniques like blurred focus shots of a character who seems to appear and disappear. The slow build in tension culminates with a shot of blood in a bath at the end. The document also covers distribution plans, target audiences, and the skills learned through the project.
Smc Media Studies Self Evaluation
The document summarizes an evaluation of a media studies self-evaluation project by Joel Duxbury. The project involved creating an opening sequence for a paranormal thriller film with a group. Key details include:
- The group created a 3-minute opening sequence filmed at various locations and uploaded it to YouTube.
- They chose to make a paranormal thriller due to limited resources and felt their opening sequence met the genre's requirements through suspenseful elements.
- An audience survey found that most viewers were engaged by the film and wanted to know more about the characters.
- The evaluation identifies strengths like varied shots and effective sound, and weaknesses to potentially improve like certain shots.
Overall the evaluation
Smc Media Studies Self Evaluation
The document summarizes an evaluation of a media studies self-evaluation project by Joel Duxbury. The project involved creating an opening sequence for a paranormal thriller film with a group. Key details include:
- The group created a 3-minute opening sequence that was uploaded to YouTube.
- They chose to make a paranormal thriller due to limited resources and felt they achieved the genre well through suspenseful elements.
- Feedback from a questionnaire showed the target audience was ages 15+ and more male-oriented. Viewers were engaged by the story and effects.
- Strengths included varied shots and effective sound, while weaknesses could be improved scenes of characters by a window and running down an alley
Evaluation question Five
The document discusses strategies for attracting audiences to a film opening sequence that combines the genres of social realism and neo-noir. It describes using conventions from both genres, balancing them to engage different audiences. Iconography, costumes, locations and an intriguing contemporary take on the genres are discussed as ways to attract interest. The creativity of camera work and editing techniques are also highlighted as factors that will attract viewers. Creating enigma and mystery for the audience through a lack of dialogue and mysterious sounds is emphasized as an important part of the opening.
Evaluation question
The document discusses strategies for attracting audiences to a film opening sequence that combines elements of social realism and neo-noir genres. It explains that iconography, costumes, locations, and an intriguing take on stereotypes from these genres were used. Additionally, creative camera work, editing techniques in Adobe Premiere Pro, use of mystery and limited character details were employed to generate curiosity and questions in viewers. Finally, using young unknown actors was meant to engage audiences and make them curious about the characters' development.
Question 4,5,6,7
This document discusses the target audience and appeal of a student-created film noir media product. The target audience is described as people interested in mystery films and classic film noirs, with influences taken from films like Sin City. Feedback on the rough cut praised the improved music, continuity, and effective use of black and white film to denote flashbacks. Through the process, the students learned about using different camera and audio equipment and how to apply classic film noir conventions like setting and style to their modern adaptation.
Media presentation evaluation
The student group created an opening sequence for their horror film called "Abomination". They were inspired by the film "Hitcher" and used conventions of the horror genre like mysterious locations, dark costumes, and a sense of innocence in the young female character. The group filmed with a video camera and edited in Final Cut Pro, adding effects like color correction and freeze frames. Their goal was to intrigue the audience with an unconventional style that differed from other openings and left viewers wanting more.
Question 1
This document discusses the genre and conventions of the filmmaker's short crime/thriller film. It identifies the film as belonging to the crime and neo-noir genres. It follows a classic "who done it" structure and includes elements like black and white shots and piano music to reference neo-noir. Unlike other detective films, it uses black and white in parts to signify flashbacks. It was influenced by films like Prisoners, Out of the Past, and The Usual Suspects. Barthes codes of enigma, action, symbolism, and references to film noir genre are applied. While following genre guidelines, the film has freedom to pursue its own storyline and can be considered a hybrid genre film
Shadow presentation
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real media products through its use of nonlinear narrative, unusual shots and editing techniques. It establishes continuity during filming through obeying the 180 degree rule and tries to match color grading when issues arise. It also uses flashbacks, fast pacing and an atypical ending to subvert expectations of the thriller genre while still including elements like ominous music, shadows and a dual protagonist-villain perspective. The film aims to engage audiences through relatable characters, themes of truth and illusion, and providing an emotional and mentally escapist experience.
Shadow presentation
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real media products through its use of nonlinear narrative, unusual shots and editing techniques. It establishes continuity during filming through obeying the 180 degree rule and tries to match color grading when issues arise. It also uses flashbacks, fast pacing and an atypical ending to subvert expectations of the thriller genre while still including standard thriller conventions like ominous music and iconography. The film aims to engage audiences through an emotionally complex protagonist and themes of truth, illusion and bullying.
Thriller Opening[2
The document summarizes a group's thriller film opening that they created. They used conventions like showing the main character in a threatening situation by having an unknown stalker watch her from across the street. They also subverted expectations by initially making the stalker's identity a mystery and then revealing it was a friend in a comedic way. The group discusses the social groups their film represents, the type of studio that might distribute it, their target teenage audience, and what they learned from creating the project.
Thriller Opening Group Evaluation
The document summarizes a group's thriller film opening that they created. Some key points:
- The opening scene features the main character being stalked/watched by an unknown figure. This creates suspense and psychological tension for both the character and audience.
- The group experimented with conventions like mistaken identity and a comedic element to add false sense of security before more tension.
- They aimed to represent typical teenage girls and included stereotypes like perceived vulnerability of the female character.
- The group evaluates what worked well technically in their filming and editing like specific shots that increased tension without needing effects. They also discuss lessons learned about collaboration and organization in completing the project.
Question five
The document discusses techniques used in the filmmakers' thriller opening to engage their target audience of 16-26 year olds. They use a cliffhanger ending to leave the audience wondering what will happen next. Local filming locations may help the audience recognize settings. Costumes featuring popular brands like Nike make characters more relatable. Technical elements like ambiguous lighting on villains and point-of-view shots position the audience alongside the protagonist. Intertextual references to other thrillers also aim to attract their art house audience.
Target audience 2
Our target audience is teens aged 15 and up who enjoy horror movies. They have interests in technology like iPods, laptops, and Xbox. The film draws inspiration from movies like "The Ring" and "Shutter Island" with dark, moody posters. Feedback on our film opening praised the camera work, editing, and credits, but noted that the beginning could be improved and lighting was sometimes too dark. To appeal to teens, the film incorporates themes of paranoia and the paranormal common in thrillers, uses characters of teenage students, and handheld camera shots to create engagement. Music and a similar style to "The Blair Witch Project" also aim to appeal to this audience.
Evaluation final
The document provides an evaluation of Arif Uddin's opening sequence for a horror film called "The Lost Silence." It discusses the title, setting, costumes, props, camera work, editing, title font/style, story, and how it establishes the horror genre. It also reflects on what was learned from the process and how it impacted production decisions. The evaluator aimed to slowly build tension and fool the audience into thinking it wasn't a horror at first. Key lessons were around planning costumes better to develop characters, and spending more time on editing to improve the final product and better convey the genre.
Media Studies AS Coursework
The document summarizes a student film project creating a 2 minute opening sequence for a psychological thriller film. It discusses how the sequence uses conventions of the genre including mysterious shots, an unsettling soundtrack, and leaving the viewer with questions at the end. Feedback was positive, praising the realism and pace while noting limitations from available technology. The process improved the students' filmmaking skills and understanding of technologies.
Media evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a title sequence created for a film noir thriller film called "Forever". It describes the creative choices made in developing the title sequence, including using a simple black and white style with faded text based on research of films like "Se7en". Music was incorporated using copyright-free piano music to set an intriguing tone. Shadows and low-key lighting were used to emulate the film noir style. Feedback from the target audience of 15+ was positive, saying the title sequence was engaging and made them want to watch the full film.
Media evaluation
1) The document discusses the costume, camera work, titles, and target audience of a student's opening media sequence for a horror film. The costumes were plain to focus on the storyline rather than appearances. Camera work used common shots like close-ups to create tension. Titles were simple white text to not distract from the sequence.
2) The target audience is described as neurotic teenagers and young adults due to the dark, sinister themes and nighttime setting of the horror genre. The main character's age and urban setting aim to relate to international viewers.
3) Reflecting on creating the opening media sequence, the student learned about using video equipment and editing software as well as improving filming and storytelling
Media evaluation
1) The document discusses the costume, camera work, titles, and target audience of a student's opening media sequence for a horror film. The costumes were plain to focus on the storyline rather than outfits. Camera work used common shots like close-ups to create tension. Titles were simple white text to not distract from the sequence.
2) The target audience is described as neurotic teenagers and young adults due to the horror genre and sinister themes. The setting of a nighttime urban environment also aims for international relatability.
3) Reflecting on creating the sequence, the student learned about using film equipment and editing software as well as improving filming and storytelling techniques compared to their preliminary work.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses how the student's film uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media products. It summarizes that the film matches typical cinematography conventions but also includes some unconventional elements like fourth wall breaks. It also discusses the film's use of various camera angles, comedy genre conventions like setting and costumes, and lighting and genre theory. The student analyzes how their hybrid comedy-sci fi film both parodies conventions and merges genres through the use of time travel.
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Evaluation question 5
- 2. The first way we drew the attention of the audience was by challenging the typical conventions for our genre of film. (Indie British Art-house film) Our chosen genre will attract a couple of different audiences and we tried to engage the audience in our opening title sequence by following the conventions. As a whole we have created mystery and ambiguity as this will leave the audience on a cliff hanger and want to know more about the film.
- 3. To make sure the audience had a strong understanding of the conventions of this type of film we made sure we did not do anything too drastic! We wanted a laid back/down to earth feel towards this film with a side dish of mystery and drama, we did this by casual clothing but a random object (shovel) We felt like taking a modern twist to our Juno based film by making her walk around carefree as if its normal to be carrying a spade.This makes our character unique and quirky! Hopefully the audience will be interested in the way that we have presented our main character and how we have changed the typical stereotype for women in films.
- 4. Another attractive aspect towarrds our film that will undoubtedly attract the audience is our camera work and framing.Also the clever placing of titles! We have used a wide variety of shot size and angles!We used close ups, extreme close ups, long shots and panning shots. On top of that we used adobe premiere pro to edit our footage.We used the ‘three way colour corrector’ and the ‘pen tool’.
- 5. The most important part of an opening title sequence is to make an enigma within your audience As a group we feel that we have achieved successfully by using no dialogue and our use of diajetic and non-diajetic sounds which adds to the mystery of it all! The fact that our character is carrying a shovel creates mystery too! All these factors make the audience question and analyze the situation we have created.
- 6. Finally!Our group decided on using a young actress as it would draw in the younger generation and will make the audience want to witness the actions. As the audiences curiosity as to why she is carrying a shovel will drive them mad! Lastly,The British audience will love the fact we are using unknown British actresses as they are always appealed to young new British talent.