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Our psychological horror film tells the story of Marie, who suffers physical and mental abuse by her parents from a young age. This abuse causes nightmares and addiction to drugs and alcohol to cope. Her mental state deteriorates further - she has graphic hallucinations and accidentally kills her boyfriend during an alcohol-fueled rage. Plagued by voices and delusions, Marie's psychological torment becomes too much and she commits suicide at the end.
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The document discusses the details of a horror film called "Don't Look Behind". It will target teenagers and young adults aged 15-25. The main themes are murder, mystery, and paranormal activity. The film is about a woman being haunted by her little sister who she killed as a child. Camera shots will include close-ups, panning shots, and zooming to build tension. The film will feature creepy music and sounds to enhance the scary atmosphere.
Hide and seek
The document provides a detailed summary and analysis of the opening sequence of the thriller film "Hide and Seek". It analyzes how the opening establishes key elements through visual techniques like color palette, character expressions, shots of the daughter, mother and father. It shows the daughter as happy and carefree, while hinting that the mother is hiding something through her body language and drinking. The tension builds as the husband searches the house for his wife, finding her dead body in a pool of blood in the bathroom. The ending shot shows the daughter witnessing this, suggesting her innocence will be lost.
Hide and seek
The document provides a detailed summary and analysis of the opening sequence of the thriller film "Hide and Seek". It analyzes how various shots are used to set up characters, establish tension and foreshadow future events. Key details include the ominous tone set by the color scheme and music. Shots show an innocent young girl at play and her seemingly happy family, but clues suggest the mother is hiding something that will spin out of control. The sequence builds tension through slow pacing and a lack of sound before revealing the mother's death, traumatizing the family.
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Assignment 22 development of ideas
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The document discusses several location ideas for a horror film trailer, including a graveyard, train station, and alleyway. The main locations will be various rooms in a house, where the antagonist will have hallucinations and kill her boyfriend in the bedroom. The protagonist will take drugs in the conservatory and hallucinate about her bath filling with blood in the bathroom. Another location is the school, where the protagonist will have hallucinations in class about being told to kill herself. A hospital was also considered to show the protagonist being admitted for psychiatric help but could not be used.
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Film magazine conventions include using bright colors and large images on the cover to attract attention. The masthead is prominently displayed to identify the magazine brand. Additional information is placed in the left third of the cover to draw the eye. Sell lines and tag lines are used throughout to hint at the magazine's content and excite readers. Common fonts, layouts, and additional visual cues help establish recognizable conventions that communicate information quickly to readers. Following these proven conventions can help ensure a film magazine's success in reaching its target audience.
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Film posters use conventions to effectively promote and advertise films. Common conventions include displaying the film title largest on the poster, including the main character and hints of the narrative in the main image, adding taglines to intrigue audiences, and placing institutional details and the release date smaller at the bottom. Following these conventions helps draw attention and excite target audiences.
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Film posters use various conventions to effectively promote and advertise films. Posters typically feature the film title prominently along with the main character and hints about the narrative. Additional elements like release dates, taglines, reviews, and institutional credits are also included but kept smaller so as not to distract from the main visuals. Certain genres have distinctive iconography to signal to audiences what type of film it is. Through teaser posters and series of posters, excitement and anticipation can be built up over time among target audiences.
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Stacey Hyde was arrested at age 17 for murder after stabbing her friend's boyfriend with a knife during an altercation. She claimed self-defense, saying she heard her friend screaming for help from the boyfriend, who had a history of violence. She was convicted of murder but appealed four years later, presenting new evidence of her abusive past and mental health issues like bulimia, self-harm, and suicide attempts. This supported the defense of diminished responsibility. Her mental health problems have made prison challenging, with recent suicide attempts, showing she lacked intent to murder due to her condition.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people within the target audience of a new film project. The questionnaire aimed to gather information to help with designing promotional materials like the trailer, poster and magazine cover.
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- 1. FilmNarrative Our psychological horror film’s narrative starts with our protagonist, Marie being physically and mentally abused by her parents at a young age. This abuse continues on into her adolescence and it begins affecting her mental capacity as she begins to have nightmares of herself being attacked or her attacking others. These nightmares have caused her to lose sleep and this causes her to turn to drugs and alcohol as a release from her torment and she soon becomes addicted to them. Her addiction causes her to have horrific hallucinations such as her taking a regular bath and it slowly filling with blood even though it is only in her mind. Her boyfriend notices the change in Marie’s behaviour and attempts to help her through her struggles; but she ends up killing him violently in an unprecedented rage urged on by her excessive use of alcohol. This leads to her becoming more mentally unstable which we see as she starts hearing terrifying voices in her head whispering to her to inflict harm on others and Marie smashing her bedroom mirror because she imagines that the reflection in the mirror is of her dead boyfriend watching her. At the end of the film, her psychological torture becomes too overwhelming and she commits suicide by hanging.