Film beginning analysis identity
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The film Identity opens with a gripping and psychologically provoking sequence that begins with a black screen and the voice of a man being interviewed by a psychiatrist on tape. Scenes of police documents, crime sketches, and mugshots related to the man's mother are shown, building intrigue around a potential crime. Shots of an unnamed man studying these documents at a table are intercut with the interview audio, not revealing either person's face. Throughout, dark music and storm sounds set a mysterious tone. In under three minutes, viewers are gripped with questions about who the man is, what crime was committed, and how the story will develop.
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Two teenagers, Molly and Jack, set out to film a supposed criminal's hangout for online fame. They encounter much more danger than expected, with multiple close calls with the criminal. They are eventually caught and the footage cuts out, with their disappearances remaining a cold case. The film proposal describes a found footage horror film told from the camera footage the teens filmed, following their reckless decision and its terrifying consequences as a warning to teenagers.
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2 film trailer analysis horrors
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1) "Deliver Us From Evil" is an American crime horror directed by Scott Derrickson. The trailer uses special effects, conversations between characters, increasing music intensity, and horror conventions to portray the story of a policeman investigating supernatural possessions.
2) "The Quiet Ones" is a supernatural horror directed by John Pogue with a target audience of 15-25 year olds. The trailer uses voiceover, dialogue, loud sounds, increasing editing pace and music to build tension and reveal the story of characters confronting the supernatural.
Additional group research
The document discusses the genre and key elements of crime drama films. It describes how the filmmakers chose to make their trailer a drama in the crime genre. Crime dramas often focus on realistic characters dealing with emotional themes and social issues. They feature mysteries, questions of morality, and character development. The document notes how audiences can relate to characters and are moved by their struggles. It explains that the plot of the film trailer involves the main character Jerome turning to criminal activities like drug dealing and theft after experiencing unfortunate events beyond his control.
Film Pitch
The document provides an overview of a short film called "The Culprit" made by Katherine, Molly, Kieran and Tomo. The film follows two teenage girls who are questioned after a fatal incident at a party. Flashbacks reveal inconsistencies in their stories, leaving it unclear if they are telling the truth or if something more sinister occurred. The 5-minute film will be entered into short film festivals and posted on YouTube. It is a crime thriller genre meant to showcase the filmmakers' individual skills through collaborative work.
Evaluation q1
Our media product draws from conventions of conspiracy and political thrillers. The protagonist confronts a powerful threatening organization alone, and is employed by the government to stop information from being leaked that could destroy it. Research on films like Gone Girl and Se7en influenced our title sequence design. While conforming to some political thriller conventions like a mysterious phone call, our opening also challenges conventions by presenting the story in a nonlinear format.
Pitch
1) The film is a thriller about a secret drug dealer whose life takes a turn when a drug deal goes wrong.
2) The opening sequence shows a bloodied man stumbling out of an elevator to set the scene, leaving viewers questioning what happened.
3) Three people receive mysterious phone calls directing them to an abandoned building where they discover the bloodied man and the caller's identity.
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Two teenagers, Molly and Jack, set out to film a supposed criminal's hangout for online fame. They encounter much more danger than expected, with multiple close calls with the criminal. They are eventually caught and the footage cuts out, with their disappearances remaining a cold case. The film proposal describes a found footage horror film told from the camera footage the teens filmed, following their reckless decision and its terrifying consequences as a warning to teenagers.
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2 film trailer analysis horrors
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2) "The Quiet Ones" is a supernatural horror directed by John Pogue with a target audience of 15-25 year olds. The trailer uses voiceover, dialogue, loud sounds, increasing editing pace and music to build tension and reveal the story of characters confronting the supernatural.
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Film Pitch
The document provides an overview of a short film called "The Culprit" made by Katherine, Molly, Kieran and Tomo. The film follows two teenage girls who are questioned after a fatal incident at a party. Flashbacks reveal inconsistencies in their stories, leaving it unclear if they are telling the truth or if something more sinister occurred. The 5-minute film will be entered into short film festivals and posted on YouTube. It is a crime thriller genre meant to showcase the filmmakers' individual skills through collaborative work.
Evaluation q1
Our media product draws from conventions of conspiracy and political thrillers. The protagonist confronts a powerful threatening organization alone, and is employed by the government to stop information from being leaked that could destroy it. Research on films like Gone Girl and Se7en influenced our title sequence design. While conforming to some political thriller conventions like a mysterious phone call, our opening also challenges conventions by presenting the story in a nonlinear format.
Pitch
1) The film is a thriller about a secret drug dealer whose life takes a turn when a drug deal goes wrong.
2) The opening sequence shows a bloodied man stumbling out of an elevator to set the scene, leaving viewers questioning what happened.
3) Three people receive mysterious phone calls directing them to an abandoned building where they discover the bloodied man and the caller's identity.
Initial Planning
The document proposes ideas for several short film genres including spy thriller, action thriller, crime thriller, cop thriller, and horror. It suggests storylines that involve a bomb defusal scene, fight scene, drug deal, following someone through a police office, and running through woods. The refined idea involves two crime bosses, Bob and Billy, with Billy setting a fake bomb to distract Bob so he can kidnap Bob's daughter, leading Bob to contact a corrupt police officer to solve the crime.
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Psychological thrillers have evolved significantly from 1910 to present day. Early films from 1910-1940s used techniques like low lighting and camera angles to build tension without sound. From 1950s-1980s, films added elements like music, flashbacks, and quick edits to intensify fear and the psychological experience. Modern films from 1990s-present utilize advanced cameras, sound, and color to create highly intense and realistic psychological thrillers. Over the past century, the genre has increasingly focused on the psychological aspects and mind of characters to disturb and immerse audiences.
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Presentation1
This document provides an overview and breakdown of the short film "The Culprit". The film is about two teenage girls who are questioned after a fatal incident at a party. During the interview, inconsistencies emerge in their stories and it's unclear if they are telling the truth or if something more sinister is going on. The film will be 5 minutes long and entered into short film festivals. It is in the crime thriller genre and compares to the film "The Hole" which also features contradictory teen stories during a police investigation. The document then outlines the film's 4 scenes and target 16-25 year old audience. It concludes with a proposed radio trailer featuring creepy music and film soundbites.
Research
The class watched openings of films in different genres such as crime, drama, thriller, comedy, and action in order to analyze how directors establish genre and tone. They looked closely at techniques like music, cinematography, props, and more. Some of the films viewed were Jackie Brown, Penelope, Kill Bill Vol. 1, and Donnie Brasco, with the latter inspiring the class's opening for their own film in the crime genre through its character-focused introduction.
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The survey results provided valuable feedback for the filmmakers:
1. Thriller and drama films were the most popular genres among the target audience. Since the film is also a thriller/drama, this was good news.
2. Crime and society themes received many votes, and the film incorporates both through its terrorism storyline. Racial prejudice and terrorism themes were also acceptable.
3. Emotional issues like death resonated with audiences, and the film's sad ending kills everyone.
4. The film Munich about retaliatory terrorist attacks received many votes, relating to the film's own portrayal of a terror attack.
5. Lionsgate, known for dark blue-toned films
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2) "The Quiet Ones" is a supernatural horror directed by John Pogue. The trailer shows significant scenes, dialogue to convey the story, and uses loud sounds and increased pace to build tension, culminating in the memorable appearance of the title at the end.
Genre research
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The document proposes ideas for several short film genres including spy thriller, action thriller, crime thriller, cop thriller, and horror. It suggests storylines that involve a bomb defusal scene, fight scene, drug deal, following someone through a police office, and running through woods. The refined idea involves two crime bosses, Bob and Billy, with Billy setting a fake bomb to distract Bob so he can kidnap Bob's daughter, leading Bob to contact a corrupt police officer to solve the crime.
History 3-4
Psychological thrillers have evolved significantly from 1910 to present day. Early films from 1910-1940s used techniques like low lighting and camera angles to build tension without sound. From 1950s-1980s, films added elements like music, flashbacks, and quick edits to intensify fear and the psychological experience. Modern films from 1990s-present utilize advanced cameras, sound, and color to create highly intense and realistic psychological thrillers. Over the past century, the genre has increasingly focused on the psychological aspects and mind of characters to disturb and immerse audiences.
Crime Shows Genre
Crime show dramas, also known as police procedurals, have been a popular genre since the 1950s. Common themes among these shows include compelling storylines involving criminal investigations, character development of both criminals and investigators, and portraying crime solving from multiple perspectives. Successful crime dramas typically feature strong lead characters, often a "good cop" and "bad cop", and are set in urban areas depicting local trends.
Presentation1
This document provides an overview and breakdown of the short film "The Culprit". The film is about two teenage girls who are questioned after a fatal incident at a party. During the interview, inconsistencies emerge in their stories and it's unclear if they are telling the truth or if something more sinister is going on. The film will be 5 minutes long and entered into short film festivals. It is in the crime thriller genre and compares to the film "The Hole" which also features contradictory teen stories during a police investigation. The document then outlines the film's 4 scenes and target 16-25 year old audience. It concludes with a proposed radio trailer featuring creepy music and film soundbites.
Research
The class watched openings of films in different genres such as crime, drama, thriller, comedy, and action in order to analyze how directors establish genre and tone. They looked closely at techniques like music, cinematography, props, and more. Some of the films viewed were Jackie Brown, Penelope, Kill Bill Vol. 1, and Donnie Brasco, with the latter inspiring the class's opening for their own film in the crime genre through its character-focused introduction.
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The survey results provided valuable feedback for the filmmakers:
1. Thriller and drama films were the most popular genres among the target audience. Since the film is also a thriller/drama, this was good news.
2. Crime and society themes received many votes, and the film incorporates both through its terrorism storyline. Racial prejudice and terrorism themes were also acceptable.
3. Emotional issues like death resonated with audiences, and the film's sad ending kills everyone.
4. The film Munich about retaliatory terrorist attacks received many votes, relating to the film's own portrayal of a terror attack.
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Missing mystery
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Task 3
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Bbfc
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Introduction to our group
This document introduces 4 students who worked on a thriller opening. Freddy Kaho is 17 and acted in and wrote the story. Daniel Brown is 16 and acted in, wrote the story for, and produced the project. Dom Bramley is 16 and directed and produced the screenplay. Ted Adlington-Stringer is 16 and acted in, wrote the story for, produced, and was the director of photography.
Market analysis
The document analyzes the thriller genre from 2011-2013. It finds that 220 thriller films were released in 2012, more than the previous two years. The highest grossing film of 2012 was The Hunger Games, likely due to its popular source novel and extensive advertising. Thrillers generated over $1 billion in gross profits each year. The typical thriller audience is ages 16-40, predominantly male, from socioeconomic groups C1 to D.
The purge analysis
The document provides an analysis of the trailer for the film "The Purge" in three sections:
1) The beginning of the trailer deceives viewers by presenting a utopian society and only later revealing the central premise of annual legalized crime.
2) From 0:33-1:33, the trailer builds tension through darker music and colors as it is explained that the family must protect a man being hunted during the Purge.
3) From 1:38-2:20, the trailer gets even darker through changes to the storyline, colors, creepier music, and close-ups showing character fear, leaving viewers interested to learn more.
Bullet boy
The opening title sequence of the film Bullet Boy lasts 45 seconds and includes the names of the actors, UK Film Council (the financiers), and Shine (the production company). The first shot is a close-up of scratching on glass to set a gritty tone. The main character is then introduced wearing a grey hoodie in a prison cell. The prison walls are brightly lit in contrast to the previous dark scene, connoting innocence. When the character is released, a long shot shows a racial divide with black men and white police officers, connoting the black man as a "bad guy." The black main character speaks with a strong London accent for the first time. He is then shown smoking in a
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A teenage boy is given permission by his parents to have a small gathering at their house for his birthday. However, when a text is sent out about the party, it gets out of control with many unexpected guests showing up. As the boy struggles to clean up before his parents return home, the house is left in a huge mess.
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Crime-Thriller films appeal to a broad audience ranging from ages 15 to 40, though they tend to attract more male viewers. Males are drawn to the criminal elements and action, while females enjoy the suspense and intrigue. Crime-Thrillers combine elements of crime films and thrillers, focusing on criminals and their activities like robberies and shootouts. The target audience for these films is typically ages 15-35 and includes both men and women from a variety of ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds who seek adventure and discovery. Data from popular Crime-Thrillers like The Departed and Heat show they are favored most by younger male viewers ages 18-29, though those ages 30-44 also rate
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1) The opening of the student's thriller follows conventions of the genre by having the main character be the killer and including a character profile, like in "American Psycho" and "Gothika".
2) It also uses visual elements like blood and ominous music to shock and create tension, drawing from techniques in "Seven" and "Jaws".
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1) The opening of the thriller follows conventions of the genre by having the main character be the killer and including a character profile to shock the audience. It also uses blood, gore, and ominous music to create tension.
2) The opening deviates from conventions in some ways, such as by showing a Soviet-style montage and having a younger killer than is typical. It also switches from color to black and white.
3) Elements that were included to make the opening successful as a thriller were not showing the actual murder, having an average person as the killer who doesn't know they committed the crime, and creating suspense around the unknown victim.
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What is a Thriller
A thriller is a genre aimed at building suspense and keeping audiences guessing. They use twists, turns, and misleading clues to confuse viewers and get their adrenaline pumping. While thrillers and horror movies are sometimes confused, thrillers focus more on plot and character development, while horror emphasizes gore. Shutter Island uses an asylum escape and Teddy's flashbacks and hallucinations to create uncertainty. The Departed builds tension as the audience learns the identities of "rats" before the characters do. Gone Baby Gone features a missing child case in a rough Boston neighborhood and uses lighting, camerawork, and facial expressions to convey feelings of tension.
Pitch - Insanity.
This document discusses the production of a psychological horror film. It will focus on an unstable detective, DC Mark Hunter, who has a multiple personality disorder and begins murdering criminals. His partner, DC Laura Smith, must try to stop him. The film aims to appeal to both male and female audiences aged 15-17 by including strong female and male leads. It will receive a 15 rating due to its depiction of strong violence and language. The filmmakers intend to use common horror film techniques like POV shots, close-ups, establishing shots, and long shots to create tension and scare the audience.
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Earl Brooks is a respected businessman who also attends AA meetings. However, he has an alter ego known as the "Thumbprint Killer" who takes over and commits murders. In one instance, he murders a couple he catches making love. He is witnessed by another "murder fetishist" who takes a photo of him. Meanwhile, the police investigation is underway but the lead detective is dealing with a messy divorce. She had previously threatened revenge against someone who has now escaped from prison.
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The document provides an analysis of key conventions and techniques used in the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock film Psycho. It discusses the film's establishment of conventions for the thriller/horror genre such as an isolated setting, blonde female victim, and knife as a weapon. It also analyzes the use of title sequences, mise-en-scene, sound, and camera work in pivotal scenes. Specifically, it notes how the jagged title design and unsettling music establish unease. Mise-en-scene depicts the vulnerability of the victim through clothing and positioning. Camera angles are used to reveal characters and build suspense.
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The document discusses the opening sequence of a student film project titled "Dementia's Gates". It summarizes the key creative decisions made regarding the title, setting, costumes/props, camerawork/editing, title font/style, story, genre, character introductions, and use of low-level lighting. The opening sequence aims to immediately engage the audience with mystery and confusion typical of the psychological thriller genre through an armed criminal on the run and an ambiguous character encounter in a dark tunnel. Both conventional and unconventional thriller elements are employed to generate intrigue and questions about what will unfold in the film.
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The target audience for the romantic thriller genre is females ages 17-24 who enjoy horror and romance genres. Most would be interested in watching on a Saturday night with no plans. The opening sequence will start with mysterious music, showing the exterior of a creepy house on a dark day. Inside, the camera will reveal signs of destruction, blood, and a murdered man to create mystery and tension for the audience. The main character will then be shown, a disturbed female sitting on the floor.
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