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Tom Thomson analyzes the character of Alex, a cold-hearted killer in a crime thriller film. Alex murders two drug dealers with no remorse, similar to killers in The Godfather and Bad Boys II. Alex is a typical character for the crime thriller genre who kills without emotion. He possesses the qualities of efficient, aggressive killers seen in examples like The Godfather, Scarface, and Bad Boys. Alex is efficient, completing missions quickly like the Bad Boys killer. He is also aggressive, kicking in doors and shooting without question like the killer in Scarface. Alex's plain, blending-in costumes help him avoid detection and contribute to his efficiency.
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Creative critical reflection.
The document discusses analyzing a sequence created by the author to determine if it follows conventions of the action genre. It provides a list of conventions like heroes and villains. The author then analyzes clips from their sequence and Spiderman (2002) to see if they demonstrate the hero-villain convention through characters like the main being bullied at first then fighting back. Camera work that makes the main character seem weaker in the author's sequence is also discussed. Representation of social groups like high school students is analyzed by comparing clips showing how bullies solve conflicts through violence. This representation illustrates common ideologies about high school peer dynamics.
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The document outlines a film treatment about a teenage boy who witnesses bullying and decides to take justice into his own hands by killing the bully. He then progresses to killing more people he sees as "bad" or criminal. The main character and events are set in and around a college. Key details include the character being an anti-hero who believes he is helping society, the use of realistic props like knives for killings, and themes of the blurring of right and wrong through the character's distorted perceptions. The film style would include elements like montages of killings and changing the character's appearance to indicate his descent into violence.
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The document provides character descriptions and costume designs for several characters in a film project. For the male protagonist, the designers chose a business suit to portray age, experience, and dominance. Two male antagonists wear black urban clothing to seem mysterious and dangerous. The male protagonist wears white to appear innocent in contrast. The female antagonist wears an all-black French-style coat to seem graceful but associated with death. For the female protagonist, the designers chose a ripped black t-shirt and applied makeup to make her appear injured, in order to raise questions about what has happened to her and who is responsible.
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The document discusses several theorists and their perspectives on narrative structure in media. Tzvetan Todorov believed that all narratives follow an equilibrium-disequilibrium-equilibrium structure, with acknowledgment of and attempted repair of the disequilibrium. Vladimir Propp identified character archetypes like the protagonist, antagonist, and helper. Claude Levi-Strauss saw narratives as reflecting binary oppositions. Roland Barthes identified codes like the enigma code and action code that are important parts of storytelling. Cultural codes also enhance understanding by providing context about settings and time periods.
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The document discusses how the film represents social groups through its characters. It follows crime/thriller genre conventions by featuring a mysterious male protagonist dressed professionally who keeps his face hidden. His secretary is also stereotypically female. Like the video game Hitman, the protagonist hardly speaks and focuses on his job. The film is similar to Collateral in featuring a seemingly normal man with a dark secret life as a killer. It aims to portray stereotypical gender roles of the time through the receptionist character.
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For question 1, the examiner notes the candidate addressed concepts of gender representation but in a descriptive way. They explored challenges to stereotypes but not fully. The use of examples was limited and the final paragraph's relevance was questionable. Overall it was a sound response but with areas for improvement.
For question 2, the response was brief and used dated examples from Working Title films. There was little address of the set question and limited profile of the requested studio. The candidate seemed underprepared with case study material.
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The document summarizes how the main characters in the media product represent different social groups based on the film Se7en. Detective Crawford represents detectives as he is dressed similarly to the detective in Se7en and his actions mirror those of the detective. Jane Crawford represents murder victims as she and the victim in Se7en are both killed by the serial killer. Roman Mortem represents murderers as he dresses and acts like the serial killer in Face Off. The detective's assistant represents assistants as they are always by the detective's side, like in True Detective.
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Tom Thomson analyzes the character of Alex, a cold-hearted killer in a crime thriller film. Alex murders two drug dealers with no remorse, similar to killers in The Godfather and Bad Boys II. Alex is a typical character for the crime thriller genre who kills without emotion. He possesses the qualities of efficient, aggressive killers seen in examples like The Godfather, Scarface, and Bad Boys. Alex is efficient, completing missions quickly like the Bad Boys killer. He is also aggressive, kicking in doors and shooting without question like the killer in Scarface. Alex's plain, blending-in costumes help him avoid detection and contribute to his efficiency.
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Presentation social groups
This document discusses how different social groups are represented in the media product "Vindicta". It analyzes the representation of detectives, victims, villains, and assistant detectives. For detectives, it notes they are typically portrayed as serious, dedicated, and wearing casual clothes to show authority. The victim character Jane Crawford becomes targeted after getting involved with the investigating detective. The villain Roman Mortem is mysterious and unpredictable like Jack Torrance from "The Shining". The assistant detective must remain professional and respectful while working under the lead detective, similar to relationships portrayed in "The Fugitive".
Evaluation question 2
Our film represents social groups in a way that is conventional for the psychological thriller genre. There is a male killer antagonist and detectives trying to catch him, following the patterns seen in films like "Silence of the Lambs" and "Gone Girl". Teenagers of both sexes are killed off one by one, as often happens in horror and thriller films. The antagonist dresses all in black with a white shirt, representing death and darkness as villains traditionally do in films, while the posh white shirt suggests he is intelligent and calculating. A knife rather than a gun is used as the weapon to support the stereotype of horror killers and appear more menacing.
Presentation social groups
The document discusses the representation of social groups in media products. It focuses on the characters in a detective thriller film, including the main detective (Detective Crawford), his girlfriend who becomes a victim (Jane Crawford), the villain (Roman Mortem), and the assistant detective. For each character, it examines their social group and compares them to similar characters from other thriller films to understand their key characteristics and how they fit social norms.
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The main characters will include a sinister villain portrayed by Jake Gyllenhaal, an attractive but unintelligent victim played by Emily Atack, and a unlikely hero like Jesse Eisenberg's character in Zombieland.
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Evaluation Question 1
This document analyzes the key conventions of thriller films that are used in a media product. It discusses the conventional features including the protagonist as a detective investigating clues, the antagonist as a wanted murderer portrayed as menacing. The main themes of crime, revenge and panic are typical of thrillers. While the setting of a library challenges conventions, the empty space creates unease. Iconography like weapons and tense music also conform to thriller tropes. The enigma centers around identifying the killer and motive, aligning with crime thriller questions. In several ways, the media product adheres to typical thriller conventions while also challenging the stereotypical setting.
Textual analysis
The document analyzes the opening sequence of the film "Bullet Boy" through its use of sound, mise-en-scene, characters, and cinematography. Soft piano music plays during emotional moments and stops for dialogue to emphasize words. The main character wears a tracksuit indicating his working-class background. Quick cuts are used when someone is discovered in the car's boot, moving the plot forward in a realistic style typical of social realism films. The sequence establishes the main character's release from prison and reconnection with his friend and brother set against the backdrop of their working-class community.
Zombieland analysis
The title sequence of Zombieland establishes it as both a horror and comedy film through various indicators. It shows iconic horror elements like gore and the colors red and black. However, it also depicts comedic conventions, such as a zombie interrupting a wedding. While the sequence exposes viewers to many scenes and characters, it does not clearly convey the narrative or main protagonists. The slow-motion cinematography adds humor and offsets the gore.
Thriller representations
The document discusses conventions of the thriller genre and how the author's short film challenges some of these conventions. It summarizes that typical thrillers involve action scenes like chases and fighting, with heroes defeating villains. However, the author's film subverts expectations by revealing the couple are actually the killers, not the undercover police investigator as initially presented. It also notes the film challenges conventions through having no history between the characters and an unexpected twist that makes sympathizing with the characters harder for viewers.
Zombieland analysis
The title sequence of Zombieland establishes that the film is set in a post-apocalyptic America overrun by zombies through imagery of American icons like prisons, money, and firefighters. It also establishes the film's genre as a horror comedy through its use of gory and graphic zombie attacks shown in a slow motion, humorous way, with conventions of both genres represented. The sequence does not introduce any main human characters but establishes the zombies as antagonists and sets expectations that society has collapsed with no one safe from the zombies.
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The document discusses conventions of the slasher horror genre that are used or challenged in the opening title sequence. It uses conventions such as a psychotic killer stalking teenagers, dim lighting, jump scares, and common weapons. It challenges conventions by using a male instead of female as the "disposable character" killed early on. Social groups and issues represented include teenage drama, violence, bullying, and peer pressure faced by high school friends.
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The title sequence of Zombieland establishes the setting as America through depictions of highways, cars, prisons, and money. It portrays themes of comedy, horror, and violence through scenes of zombies attacking people in gruesome yet humorous ways. The style uses slow motion and non-diegetic music to make the graphic violence and gore comedic rather than terrifying.
Evaluation 2 (media studies)
Representation refers to how people, places, objects, events and cultural identities are portrayed in films. It allows audiences to understand the meaning or message encoded in a film by the producer.
The document analyzes and compares representations of characters in interrogation scenes from different films. It notes similarities like both characters being interrogated and positioned centrally in isolated areas without power. It also notes differences, like one character being a drug producer while the other is a police officer.
Comparisons are also made between detectives in other films, noting similarities in formal clothing showing authority but differences in expression and context of the scenes. Power dynamics are analyzed between a gang member and leader through their costumes, roles and framing within shots.
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