Film opening title sequence proposal form
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Jessica Grundy will create a slasher horror film for her project. The film will focus on a new family that moves into a house with dark secrets from their past being revealed. The characters will include a mother, two teenage daughters, and a murderer. The setting will be in the house with props including blood and weapons like knives. The target audience will be students, teenagers, and young adults of all cultures and races, as younger audiences most commonly enjoy this genre. To appeal to this audience, the opening title sequence will include scary scenes with tense music in a dark setting like a house or woods. The opening credits will be positioned in the middle of the screen in red font to signify blood, entering and exiting quickly in
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pitch presentation
Two girls share a secret about an abduction from their past when they start at a new school. Jess, an obsessive and manipulative student, makes it her goal to uncover the secret. The film will follow teen drama conventions while incorporating elements of mystery. Key characters include Jess, the potential villain, and friends Sophie and Ellie. Promotional materials will emphasize the teen drama and mystery genres through use of the color red and darker tones. The target audience is teenage girls aged 16-24. Marketing strategies will include trailers, posters at public locations, and magazine covers to build awareness.
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Horror film posters typically use dark colors like black, grey, and red to convey mystery and unease. Fonts that resemble old styles or a child's handwriting are often used to add creepiness. Character designs aim to keep their identities mysterious or make them look threatening by dominating the frame. Backgrounds usually show isolated, dark locations to further the atmosphere of fear and loneliness.
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This poster summary analyzes a horror film poster:
1) The ripped effect on the faces creates intrigue while hinting at the film's theme.
2) The tagline "I dare you to watch until our movie is done" directly addresses the audience and implies danger from the characters.
3) The poster challenges conventions by using a happy couple image contradicted by the ripped effect.
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1. fmp initial plans
Luke Headland is developing plans for a video game, podcast, or film project targeted at 16-30 year old males and females. His initial ideas were a violent war video game or horror podcast. However, he has settled on creating a horror film with posters, a trailer, DVD cover, and script pages. The film will feature horror tropes and imagery inspired by his mood boards to appeal to fans of the genre.
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This poster analyzes the typography, imagery, lighting, colors, layout, and language used in a horror movie poster and how they effectively follow horror genre conventions. The serif font creates a masculine and aggressive tone suitable for horror. An extreme close-up shot shows emotions and clues on the characters' faces. Low key lighting and the use of blood make the characters look creepy and scary. Dark colors like red and black connote violence and danger. The poster's orderly layout focuses attention on the main image and text. Dramatic language ties into the film's theme and follows conventions to attract audiences to the horror genre.
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