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The document discusses two film genres: crime thrillers and psychological thrillers. Crime thrillers involve suspense, tension, unstable relationships, and mysteries like murder or missing persons. They are often told from the perspective of an obsessive or unstable character. Psychological thrillers focus on a character's unstable emotional state, such as being stalked by an unknown person or character. Common plots involve characters trying to escape their past by faking their death or disappearing, only to be found or captured by their stalker.
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Bella witnesses her mother's murder as a child and has spent years seeking revenge against those involved. The plot follows Bella, a skilled assassin, as she uses her skills to get close to her targets. Through flashbacks and tense scenes, she works to discover the truth about her parents' deaths. The film will rely on conventions like low-key lighting, quick cuts, and tension music to build suspense as Bella faces confrontations with her enemies.
Genre Analysis
This document discusses the thriller/suspense genre. It notes that thrillers involve excitement, intense scenes, anticipation and anxiety. A common narrative involves a crime being committed, detectives trying to solve it amid complications, and ultimately solving the case. Key directors who helped shape the genre include Alfred Hitchcock, who made films in the 1920s-1960s that featured themes of abuse, murder, paranoia and used techniques like tension-building music. Hitchcock never won an Academy Award despite five nominations as best director.
Genre Analysis
This document discusses the thriller/suspense genre. It notes that thrillers create tension by not revealing what will happen next, generating anxiety in audiences. It gives examples of early thrillers like "Safety Last" and "M." The document also discusses Alfred Hitchcock's significant contributions to the genre through films like "The Lodger" and "Rear Window." It states that Hitchcock explored themes of abuse, murder, paranoia, and obsession in his movies.
Revised pitch
Two teenagers become lost in the woods. One goes to use the bathroom and is attacked by an unknown assailant. His friend discovers his body and flees in a panic. The film draws inspiration from slasher classics like You're Next, Friday the 13th, and The Hills Have Eyes, with photogenic young victims isolated in wilderness settings stalked by an attacker using bladed weapons. The film aims to keep audiences guessing through narrative mysteries and suspense.
Characters in thriller movies
The document discusses common character types found in thriller movies. It describes how thrillers can be split into psychological, action, and criminal subgenres. Psychological thrillers often feature an "innocent victim" like Jodie Foster's character in Silence of the Lambs who is interrogating Hannibal Lecter. Criminal thrillers typically involve "criminals and convicts" as threats, such as Lecter who feels dangerous during interrogations. Psychological thrillers may also include "stalkers and creepy attitudes" that create an unsettling tone without a physical presence. The role of "the law" also differs between genres, with it sometimes opposing the protagonist in action thrillers but protecting characters in
Psychological Thriller - Characteristics
Psychological thrillers typically feature characters such as criminals, stalkers, assassins, victims on the run, prison inmates, and menaced women. These characters often have dark pasts or are psychotic individuals, terrorists, cops, escaped convicts, or people in twisted relationships. Common settings for psychological thrillers include large houses, schools, cities, hospitals, and other locations that create realism for audiences by allowing them to imagine themselves in similar situations to those faced by characters.
Narrative theory ppt
This document discusses several theories of narrative structure in film. It explains Todorov's theory that most narratives follow a 5-stage pattern: equilibrium, disruption of equilibrium, recognition of disruption, repairing damage, and new equilibrium. An example from the film Jennifer's Body is provided. It also outlines Vladimir Propp's analysis of 31 narrative functions across folktales. Character types from the film Horns are mapped onto Propp's framework. Finally, it discusses Levi-Strauss's theory that narratives rely on binary oppositions that create and resolve conflict.
Minutes 10th october 2012
The document contains minutes from a meeting to plan a horror film called "Deactivate". It summarizes the group's discussions on the film's title, characters, plot, and three-act structure. The main protagonist is a psychologically troubled girl who is bullied by her classmates. After reading hateful messages in her yearbook, she deactivates her bullies on social media. They then die in that order, with the last girl standing trying to solve the mystery. The group outlined the key events and tones for each act in the film's trailer. Their next steps are to name characters and locations, and add more plot details.
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This document discusses the thriller/suspense genre. It notes that thrillers create tension by not revealing what will happen next, generating anxiety in audiences. It gives examples of early thrillers like "Safety Last" and "M." The document also discusses Alfred Hitchcock's significant contributions to the genre through films like "The Lodger" and "Rear Window." It states that Hitchcock explored themes of abuse, murder, paranoia, and obsession in his movies.
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Two teenagers become lost in the woods. One goes to use the bathroom and is attacked by an unknown assailant. His friend discovers his body and flees in a panic. The film draws inspiration from slasher classics like You're Next, Friday the 13th, and The Hills Have Eyes, with photogenic young victims isolated in wilderness settings stalked by an attacker using bladed weapons. The film aims to keep audiences guessing through narrative mysteries and suspense.
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Psychological Thriller - Characteristics
Psychological thrillers typically feature characters such as criminals, stalkers, assassins, victims on the run, prison inmates, and menaced women. These characters often have dark pasts or are psychotic individuals, terrorists, cops, escaped convicts, or people in twisted relationships. Common settings for psychological thrillers include large houses, schools, cities, hospitals, and other locations that create realism for audiences by allowing them to imagine themselves in similar situations to those faced by characters.
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- The film begins with the wife hiring a private detective to investigate her suspicions that her husband is cheating. Throughout the film, the detective's investigation makes the husband seem guilty while the wife's mental state deteriorates into paranoia and psychosis.
- In the climax, the now psychotic wife asks the detective to kill her husband's lover. It is then revealed that the detective was a figment of the wife's imagination and that she herself committed the murder due to her deteriorating mental state.
Character Features with Thriller/Drama Films
The document discusses character features that are common in thriller and drama genres. For thrillers, protagonists are often brave male leads, while antagonists seek revenge from past events. Psychological thrillers focus on the mental state of characters who rely on intelligence over physical strength. Crime dramas feature crime solvers and criminals, with victims of crimes. Dramas contain relatable characters who experience real-life emotions and conflicts internally or externally, with an emphasis on character development.
Genre research thriller
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Presentation1
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1. The document describes a series of shots from a film. The first shot shows two girls hugging, then one walks off screen while the other walks toward the camera and off to the right.
2. The second shot follows the second girl as she walks along a bridge. A thug follows a few paces behind her.
3. In a symmetrical shot framed by the bridge, the girl walks in the middle as the thug follows, about to strike her before the shot abruptly cuts to black silence.
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Teen 1 decides to walk through the woods despite his friends' warnings of strange occurrences. He hears noises and sees a silhouette sprint by. The next day, Teen 1 and friends Teen 2 and 3 go into the woods to investigate. They meet up with Teen 4, who argues with Teen 3, causing conflict. While in the woods, they hear screams and footsteps. Teen 4 and 3 storm off. A call is received on the phone saying "you're next" before cutting out. They discover two bodies and the murderer attacks, killing Teen 2. Teen 1 fights and kills the murderer, crying over the loss of his best friend Teen 2 until police arrive.
The pitch
The document outlines key characters and plots points for a thriller film. It introduces three main characters - Joe, the cocky leader; Alden, the first to sense danger; and Greg, the clumsy one who disappears. It describes the opening scene showing the end, then flashing back to the characters' journey to a college party. At the party, strange noises are heard, Greg disappears, and Alden tries to warn the others as the antagonist picks off more victims. The film climaxes with Joe and Alden fleeing the attacker at the party before the final scene returns to the opening.
Evaluation
1) The document discusses how the author conducted research on existing TV drama magazines to help develop their own magazine article idea for teenagers.
2) They analyzed magazines' layouts, use of images, fonts, and content to attract younger audiences. They incorporated techniques like balancing text with pictures.
3) The author also got feedback from audience research to refine their idea from focusing on adult topics like drugs/money to realistic teenage issues like love, relationships, and school/home problems.
4) Technologies used included a camera, Adobe Photoshop, and different editing tools to develop the magazine article's visual design and make it appealing to teenagers.
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The document provides a summary of the key plot points and characters in a film noir thriller:
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- In the climax, the now psychotic wife asks the detective to kill her husband's lover. It is then revealed that the detective was a figment of the wife's imagination and that she herself committed the murder due to her deteriorating mental state.
Character Features with Thriller/Drama Films
The document discusses character features that are common in thriller and drama genres. For thrillers, protagonists are often brave male leads, while antagonists seek revenge from past events. Psychological thrillers focus on the mental state of characters who rely on intelligence over physical strength. Crime dramas feature crime solvers and criminals, with victims of crimes. Dramas contain relatable characters who experience real-life emotions and conflicts internally or externally, with an emphasis on character development.
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Thriller films originated in the 1920s-1930s with Alfred Hitchcock's silent films focusing on suspense and mysteries like Jack the Ripper. As sound was introduced, thrillers became popular in Britain for their storylines involving solving murders and serial killers. Through the 1960s-1970s, thrillers increasingly focused on disturbed psycho characters and more violent murder scenes.
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Typical Characters In Thrillers
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The document provides details about a short film project called "Isolated" that will be set in the thriller genre. It will tell the story of Thomas, a man in his thirties who grew up in an unstable environment and dealt with abusive parents and mental health issues like depression. Now he lives alone in a run-down council estate with a high crime rate. The film will show both sides of Thomas' personality and how he struggles with his demons and depression. It will have just one main character, Thomas, told from his point of view, and will also feature his parents in memories. The target audience would be ages 15 and up, especially those living in council estates who could relate to the character, and the film aims to
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The title sequence for the film "Se7en" uses disturbing visuals and an unsettling soundtrack to set the tone. Extreme close-ups of a man harming himself, along with flickering credits on a black screen written in a strange font, suggest the film will be a thriller about a psychopathic killer. While no faces are shown, the hands of the antagonist are featured, implying he will be a central character who commits gruesome acts.
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This document provides an analysis of the genre, representation, narrative, audience, and media language of the trailer for the film Chronicle (2012). The genre is identified as a social realist hybrid with science fiction and action elements. The representation is described as very masculine focused, following three male protagonists, and using typical male gaze camerawork. The narrative is analyzed as disrupting the typical structure by mixing elements and requiring an active audience. The intended target audience is identified as males aged 15-24 who can relate to the male characters and college setting.
Shot list2
This document contains a shot list for filming on 19th October. It describes 42 shots, mostly focusing on characters Frank and Charlotte at a party and later investigating a murder. The shots include close-ups of the characters' faces, reactions shots, over-the-shoulder shots, shots of them interacting at the party and investigating evidence at the murder scene. The shots will be used to tell the story of their interactions and investigation of the murders.
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This document outlines the generic conventions of a thriller film. It discusses the semantics and syntactics that audiences expect to see. For semantics, it describes common thriller characters (mysterious with dark pasts), locations (dark, murky cities), props (guns, blood), music (mysterious, dark soundtrack), and shooting style (mix of fast and slow camerawork). For syntactics, it provides an example of how these semantics come together in a film like "Max Payne," where the protagonist seeks revenge for his family's murder in a dark city using guns.
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The document provides analysis of opening title sequences for three films: Se7en, The Memento, and Psycho. For Se7en, the titles create a sense of chaos and discomfort. For The Memento, the titles imply that something bad has happened through the use of sound and a close-up shot of a man with blood on his face. For Psycho, the fragmented title can represent a split mind or manipulation, and the black and white imagery contrasts innocence with danger.
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This document provides details about the author's short film project titled "Isolated". The film is set in the thriller genre and tells the story of a man in his thirties who grew up in an unstable environment and was constantly moved between care homes as a child, resulting in severe depression. He now lives alone in a run-down council estate with a high crime rate. The audience experiences the story and main character's darker demons through his point of view. The film would have one main character, Thomas, and feature his abusive parents through memories. The target audience would be males aged 15 and older who can relate to the main character and his living situation. Potential challenges include finding a suitable location to film given the story is set in
Storyboard1
1. The document describes a series of shots from a film. The first shot shows two girls hugging, then one walks off screen while the other walks toward the camera and off to the right.
2. The second shot follows the second girl as she walks along a bridge. A thug follows a few paces behind her.
3. In a symmetrical shot framed by the bridge, the girl walks in the middle as the thug follows, about to strike her before the shot abruptly cuts to black silence.
Narrative, setting, characters
Teen 1 decides to walk through the woods despite his friends' warnings of strange occurrences. He hears noises and sees a silhouette sprint by. The next day, Teen 1 and friends Teen 2 and 3 go into the woods to investigate. They meet up with Teen 4, who argues with Teen 3, causing conflict. While in the woods, they hear screams and footsteps. Teen 4 and 3 storm off. A call is received on the phone saying "you're next" before cutting out. They discover two bodies and the murderer attacks, killing Teen 2. Teen 1 fights and kills the murderer, crying over the loss of his best friend Teen 2 until police arrive.
The pitch
The document outlines key characters and plots points for a thriller film. It introduces three main characters - Joe, the cocky leader; Alden, the first to sense danger; and Greg, the clumsy one who disappears. It describes the opening scene showing the end, then flashing back to the characters' journey to a college party. At the party, strange noises are heard, Greg disappears, and Alden tries to warn the others as the antagonist picks off more victims. The film climaxes with Joe and Alden fleeing the attacker at the party before the final scene returns to the opening.
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1) The document discusses how the author conducted research on existing TV drama magazines to help develop their own magazine article idea for teenagers.
2) They analyzed magazines' layouts, use of images, fonts, and content to attract younger audiences. They incorporated techniques like balancing text with pictures.
3) The author also got feedback from audience research to refine their idea from focusing on adult topics like drugs/money to realistic teenage issues like love, relationships, and school/home problems.
4) Technologies used included a camera, Adobe Photoshop, and different editing tools to develop the magazine article's visual design and make it appealing to teenagers.
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The poster, magazine, and trailer mockups differed from the final products in several ways. For the poster, two main images were used instead of one, and the tagline and director information were rearranged. On the magazine cover, the line of images was moved lower and the coverline shifted left. Additionally, minor changes like logo placement were made. For the trailer, shots were removed or reordered for clarity, and company logos and more fades were added to make it seem more professional and build tension.
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2. It includes establishing shots, point-of-view shots from Lauren's perspective of the murder and her being stalked, close-ups of her reactions, shots of detectives working the case, and climactic close-ups counting down to Lauren's potential killing at the hands of the murderer.
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