This is my research stage for my horror opening. I looked at Woman In Black and some other openings as well.
To see more about my horror movie, natasjawilcoxashorroropening.blogspot.com
This document provides a summary and storyline for a film titled "Nina". It describes 11 scenes that make up the narrative. The opening title scene shows clouds and sound effects to set the atmosphere. Scene 2 takes place in a counselor's office where Nina discusses her past. Scenes 3, 5, and 7 show Nina at different ages on a street and provide glimpses into her childhood through voiceovers and facial expressions. Flashback scenes 4, 6, and 8 show Nina playing as a child, being left alone by friends, and experiencing domestic violence. Scene 9 shows older Nina walking to her childhood home. In scene 10, she receives harassing texts from bullies and turns to face them. The bullies then beat
This document provides details for shooting a film production titled "The Wells" on 05/11/2014. It includes the cast, crew, meeting time and location. It then lists 14 numbered shots planned for that day, providing the location, camera position, shot type, and description of camera movement and action for each shot. It concludes by noting the time for lunch and adding details for 3 extra shots planned after lunch involving a girl being pushed on swings.
The document analyzes the opening soundtracks of two films - Gone Girl and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. For Gone Girl, the opening features ominous, eerie music over the studio logos that builds tension. A man's sinister narration hints he may threaten his wife. Quick shots show an unsettled setting. For The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" plays intensely, matching dark, mysterious images. Its energy and the title scream convey an action-packed story full of drama and twists. Both soundtracks effectively set mysterious, tense atmospheres through unsettling music and imagery.
The document provides a sound analysis of the opening scene of the movie "Law Abiding Citizen". It summarizes:
1) The scene starts with soft country music playing on the radio to show bonding between a father and daughter, setting a calm tone.
2) Dialogue is heard between the little girl and who is presumed to be her father, establishing their connection.
3) Banging is then heard on the door, the music fades, and a woman's voice is heard - reinforcing the family is complete until danger arrives.
4) A loud bang of a baseball bat hitting someone, along with groans of pain, signal a violent impact as an intruder attacks the family.
The trailer summarizes a horror film called "One Missed Call" about women receiving mysterious phone calls from the dead. It establishes intrigue by showing a woman receiving a worrying call and questioning why one shouldn't answer their phone. Through intercut shots and unsettling music, it builds tension as the women try to solve the mystery of the calls while facing increasing danger, culminating in a final shot of a man being dragged away.
This document contains a script summary for a film called "Hanging Hill Lane". It describes 29 scenes showing the progression of a story about a girl in a village. The scenes establish the setting, show the girl walking alone looking uncomfortable as music plays, an argument with a partner, an interaction with an intoxicated man, and the girl being followed and silenced by another man. It ends with a voiceover and the film's logo and broadcast details.
The opening credits of Anchorman introduce the main character Ron Burgundy through a voiceover describing his appearance. When he first appears on screen, Burgundy shouts to get the news team's attention and establishes his outgoing comedic personality. His name and popular quotes from the film fade in and out as he practices at his desk. The credits conclude with Burgundy rushing to finish before going on air.
The opening credits of Superbad feature the two main characters Seth and Evan dancing solo and together to music as the credits appear on screen. Their silhouettes establish them as teenage friends, with Seth appearing more confident and controlling of Evan.
The opening credits of Stepbrothers feature the two adult main characters,
This is my research stage for my horror opening. I looked at Woman In Black and some other openings as well.
To see more about my horror movie, natasjawilcoxashorroropening.blogspot.com
This document provides a summary and storyline for a film titled "Nina". It describes 11 scenes that make up the narrative. The opening title scene shows clouds and sound effects to set the atmosphere. Scene 2 takes place in a counselor's office where Nina discusses her past. Scenes 3, 5, and 7 show Nina at different ages on a street and provide glimpses into her childhood through voiceovers and facial expressions. Flashback scenes 4, 6, and 8 show Nina playing as a child, being left alone by friends, and experiencing domestic violence. Scene 9 shows older Nina walking to her childhood home. In scene 10, she receives harassing texts from bullies and turns to face them. The bullies then beat
This document provides details for shooting a film production titled "The Wells" on 05/11/2014. It includes the cast, crew, meeting time and location. It then lists 14 numbered shots planned for that day, providing the location, camera position, shot type, and description of camera movement and action for each shot. It concludes by noting the time for lunch and adding details for 3 extra shots planned after lunch involving a girl being pushed on swings.
The document analyzes the opening soundtracks of two films - Gone Girl and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. For Gone Girl, the opening features ominous, eerie music over the studio logos that builds tension. A man's sinister narration hints he may threaten his wife. Quick shots show an unsettled setting. For The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" plays intensely, matching dark, mysterious images. Its energy and the title scream convey an action-packed story full of drama and twists. Both soundtracks effectively set mysterious, tense atmospheres through unsettling music and imagery.
The document provides a sound analysis of the opening scene of the movie "Law Abiding Citizen". It summarizes:
1) The scene starts with soft country music playing on the radio to show bonding between a father and daughter, setting a calm tone.
2) Dialogue is heard between the little girl and who is presumed to be her father, establishing their connection.
3) Banging is then heard on the door, the music fades, and a woman's voice is heard - reinforcing the family is complete until danger arrives.
4) A loud bang of a baseball bat hitting someone, along with groans of pain, signal a violent impact as an intruder attacks the family.
The trailer summarizes a horror film called "One Missed Call" about women receiving mysterious phone calls from the dead. It establishes intrigue by showing a woman receiving a worrying call and questioning why one shouldn't answer their phone. Through intercut shots and unsettling music, it builds tension as the women try to solve the mystery of the calls while facing increasing danger, culminating in a final shot of a man being dragged away.
This document contains a script summary for a film called "Hanging Hill Lane". It describes 29 scenes showing the progression of a story about a girl in a village. The scenes establish the setting, show the girl walking alone looking uncomfortable as music plays, an argument with a partner, an interaction with an intoxicated man, and the girl being followed and silenced by another man. It ends with a voiceover and the film's logo and broadcast details.
The opening credits of Anchorman introduce the main character Ron Burgundy through a voiceover describing his appearance. When he first appears on screen, Burgundy shouts to get the news team's attention and establishes his outgoing comedic personality. His name and popular quotes from the film fade in and out as he practices at his desk. The credits conclude with Burgundy rushing to finish before going on air.
The opening credits of Superbad feature the two main characters Seth and Evan dancing solo and together to music as the credits appear on screen. Their silhouettes establish them as teenage friends, with Seth appearing more confident and controlling of Evan.
The opening credits of Stepbrothers feature the two adult main characters,
The trailer begins by establishing a sense of calm and normality at a party before cutting Bella's finger, increasing tension with loud music and quick cuts. It then shows Bella feeling vulnerable alone in the woods before introducing an antagonist who circles her like prey. As the antagonist approaches, a new character is seen potentially helping Bella as he runs and leaps towards the threat, transforming into a werewolf with a growl as the trailer ends dramatically.
This 15-scene music video script tells the story of a teenage boy who finds solace in a forest after witnessing his parents fighting at home. In the first few scenes, the boy is shown walking away from his house and into the forest, where he smiles and plays his guitar along with the band. However, he later gets lost in the forest as it traps him in a maze. In the climax, the tempo picks up as the boy imagines playing with the band, but then wakes up realizing it was just a dream. The video ends with the boy hugging his parents in the kitchen and the band looking on proudly from outside.
The document provides a summary and analysis of scenes from the film Split. It describes how the opening credits establish the horror genre through the music and production companies featured. The first scene introduces the three main characters in a mysterious way, hinting that one of the girls may be the antagonist. Subsequent scenes depict an escalating situation as a strange man enters their car and the girls try to escape, building anxiety through camera work and music. The ending pays homage to earlier M. Night Shyamalan films through references to characters and music.
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The opening scene of the movie Wildflower establishes the main character Chloe as a lonely college student. Through voiceover and shots of her painting and walking alone, her isolation and sadness are conveyed. The scene then shows her having a dream of being chased by a car and waking up startled. Cinematic techniques like low-key lighting, score, and close-ups are used to set a melancholy tone that reflects Chloe's loneliness and state of mind.
The document is a shot list and storyboard for a television show trailer titled "The Wells". It includes 22 numbered shots detailing the camera angles, movements, focus of each shot, sound effects, and timing. The shots depict a story involving the seven deadly sins and include a girl with a toy, a man in black holding a gun, a screaming mother, a father finding a ransom note, and shots of words representing each sin flashing on the screen. It concludes with title cards revealing the show will air on BBC Two on Thursdays at 8:30pm.
This document provides an analysis of the mise-en-scene, music/sounds, and lighting used in the film "Lean On Me". It summarizes that the setting is a school portrayed with stereotypes like graffiti and drug dealing. Various social groups like popular and geeky kids are also depicted. Fights are shown to happen frequently. School bell ringing sets the scene and rock/rap music with a fast beat creates atmosphere during scenes like fights. Low lighting creates a tense atmosphere while a brighter scene shows characters feeling superior when throwing objects. The darkness also represents the time period of filming.
This document outlines a 15 shot sequence for the opening scene of a film. Shot 1 introduces the main character, a janitor, through pans that show him working then disappearing. Shots 2-4 establish the janitor being bullied by students. Shots 5-7 show a classroom lesson and the janitor's shadow outside. Shots 8-10 follow one of the bullying students to the bathroom where the janitor is seen. Shots 11-13 depict a confrontation where the janitor attacks the student. Shot 14 indicates the janitor is now targeting another student. Shot 15 repeats the introduction but continues the pan.
This document contains a script for a television production titled "The Wells". It describes 14 scenes involving characters Holly, her parents Gloria and Alex, and a murderer. The scenes show Holly playing with a toy, witnessing a murder, dropping her toy in shock, her parents arguing, her mother putting on lipstick, her father receiving a ransom note, the murderer taking money, her father watching her mother go to the murderer's house, her father confronting the murderer, the murderer walking away and sitting on a street sign. Interspersed are title cards with words like "Pride" and "Envy" accompanied by music from Mumford & Sons.
This document provides a timed analysis and summary of a short film titled "The house at the end of the street". It analyzes the film from 0-2.30 minutes in intervals of 0.14 seconds or less. The analysis notes the shots, music, lighting, and events depicted and how they create an unsettling and creepy atmosphere. It is revealed that the main character, Carrie Anne, murders her mother and father with a hammer while exhibiting strange and inhuman behavior. The document analyzes how the film techniques used increase the suspense and scare the audience.
This document provides a timed analysis and summary of a short film titled "The house at the end of the street". It analyzes the film from 0-2.30 seconds in intervals of 0.1-0.2 seconds, describing shots, music, and how elements create an unsettling atmosphere. Key points include surreal shots of a girl and snow globe, unnatural movements and expressions that unsettle viewers, flickering lighting used to build suspense, and a psychological disorder suggested for the character Carrie Anne who attacks her family with a hammer while calm background music plays.
This shooting script summarizes the key shots and scenes for a film called "Captured". It follows the character of Charlotte who gets into an argument with her strict parents and leaves the house at night. She becomes paranoid and scared while walking alone and is seen being followed by someone in a black balaclava. The script then cuts to Charlotte's friends who are worried when she doesn't show up to their plans. Police are called to Charlotte's house to inquire about her whereabouts. Michael's suspicious behavior is noticed. The film builds suspense around what has happened to Charlotte and who is following her.
This document outlines 15 shots for a movie scene involving a janitor. Shot 1 introduces the janitor sweeping on a black screen with credits. Shots 2-3 show the janitor disappearing while props remain. Shot 4 shows mean girls humiliating the janitor at school. Shots 5-7 take place in a classroom where a student leaves for the bathroom. Shots 8-10 follow the student to the bathroom where the janitor is seen. Shot 11 shows tension building between the student and janitor. Shot 12 shows the janitor attacking the student. Shots 13-14 show the janitor dragging the body and lighting a candle by a photo of his next target. Shot 15 repeats shot 2 but fades to
The video treatment includes shots of a band performing in a studio intercut with shots telling the narrative of a teenage girl who is dissatisfied with her dull life. In the narrative shots, dull colors and slow motion are used to depict the girl's boredom. Each shot distorts her face until she arrives at a beach. The performance shots will use brighter colors through lighting or image projection to contrast with the dull narrative shots. The story follows the girl as she walks through her day, has an existential crisis in a graveyard, then finds liberation by dancing wildly on a beach at the end.
2.1 my responsibility of script writing changesShanice1
The document provides 4 versions of a script for a short film called "The Walk". The first script includes 15 shots with descriptions and edits. The second script adds sound elements to each shot. The third script simplifies some shots and descriptions. The fourth script indicates the status of shots as still to be done, done, nearly done, needing re-does, or retakes. Overall, the document outlines the evolving versions of a script for a short film about college students being stalked.
The document analyzes 5 music videos directed by Jonas Åkerlund, providing details on each:
1) Duran Duran's "Girl Panic!" features the band members portrayed by famous supermodels at the Savoy hotel to depict the song's meaning through glamour.
2) U2's "Beautiful Day" shows Bono acting as a fictional version walking alone on a road until finding joy and the band performing at an airport, symbolizing overcoming darkness.
3) The Rolling Stones' "Doom and Gloom" cuts between the band rehearsing for their anniversary and a gothic woman experiencing nightmares about doom, reflecting the song's lyrics.
4)
The document outlines a 4-part opening timeline for a horror film. Part 1 introduces the setting and characters through title graphics and shots of them driving to their camping destination, set to scary background music. Part 2 shows their car arriving and one character reassuring his mother before joining his friends. Part 3 establishes the characters enjoying themselves drinking and playing games by the campfire. Part 4 disrupts this equilibrium by introducing the point-of-view of a mysterious killer stalking two isolated protagonists in the forest, building suspense through handheld camerawork and heavy breathing from the killer's perspective.
1. The storyboard introduces the setting of Walton Hill through establishing shots of a pond, benches, and streets to familiarize viewers with the area.
2. It then shows a poster for a "British Bake Off" special event before cutting to a recreated kitchen scene with a sinister glitch effect. Various "ingredients" like drugs, lies, adultery, and murder are taken from cupboards.
3. Flashback scenes depict characters taking drugs, covering up a murder, and adultery. The ingredients are baked into a cake which is then violently destroyed, with the Walton Hill logo revealed.
4. The trailer ends with a voiceover announcing the new soap's time and channel before fading
The document summarizes 4 scenes from a horror film. Scene 1 introduces the setting with spooky music playing as the characters drive to a wooded area. Scene 2 shows the car arriving and the characters running off while the mother watches worriedly. Scene 3 depicts the characters enjoying themselves with card games and talking. Close-ups build suspense. Scene 4 disrupts the fun with point-of-view shots from the killer in the wooded area, increasing unease with handheld camera shots on the characters. The film title appears on a black screen at the end.
This document contains a script for a wedding trailer titled "Thorn Lane". It outlines 24 scenes showing the build up to a wedding between Eva and Marcus, with hints that Eva had a previous affair with the best man, Zach. The scenes show Eva's hesitation on her wedding day and uncomfortable glances between her, Zach, and Marcus. At the reception, Zach receives a text and storms out, and Marcus discovers something on Zach's phone that reveals the truth about Eva and Zach's affair. The trailer is meant to build intrigue and foreshadow the breakdown of Eva and Marcus' marriage.
This document summarizes inspirational scenes and techniques from films. It discusses the use of close-up shots to show emotions, match cuts between shots, the effective use of music, poor lighting to set mood, shots that focus on the main character, and how costumes, props and music can enhance scenes. Examples discussed include scenes from Requiem for a Dream, Girl Interrupted, and Devil's Diary that use these techniques to inspire expression of emotions and atmosphere.
The opening scene of the film uses sound to create suspense. As three girls play with dolls, spooky period music plays, making the audience feel like something bad will happen. The music gets louder as the girls look towards something unseen, building tension. When they jump out the window, the music intensifies and becomes traumatic drumming, showing it's too late to turn back from the tragedy. The fading music allows the mother's screams to deeply affect the audience, concluding the shocking scene and setting an ominous tone for the rest of the film.
This horror film uses many techniques to build suspense and tension. It begins with a shocking scene of a man committing suicide by jumping off a balcony, leaving the audience wondering what caused it. The opening credits set an ominous tone with dark colors, unsettling sounds and sudden visual jumps. The film then introduces a woman who enters an isolated, dark house alone, increasing her vulnerability and the audience's nerves about what may happen next. Screeching violins on the soundtrack enhance the growing sense of dread throughout these early scenes.
The trailer begins by establishing a sense of calm and normality at a party before cutting Bella's finger, increasing tension with loud music and quick cuts. It then shows Bella feeling vulnerable alone in the woods before introducing an antagonist who circles her like prey. As the antagonist approaches, a new character is seen potentially helping Bella as he runs and leaps towards the threat, transforming into a werewolf with a growl as the trailer ends dramatically.
This 15-scene music video script tells the story of a teenage boy who finds solace in a forest after witnessing his parents fighting at home. In the first few scenes, the boy is shown walking away from his house and into the forest, where he smiles and plays his guitar along with the band. However, he later gets lost in the forest as it traps him in a maze. In the climax, the tempo picks up as the boy imagines playing with the band, but then wakes up realizing it was just a dream. The video ends with the boy hugging his parents in the kitchen and the band looking on proudly from outside.
The document provides a summary and analysis of scenes from the film Split. It describes how the opening credits establish the horror genre through the music and production companies featured. The first scene introduces the three main characters in a mysterious way, hinting that one of the girls may be the antagonist. Subsequent scenes depict an escalating situation as a strange man enters their car and the girls try to escape, building anxiety through camera work and music. The ending pays homage to earlier M. Night Shyamalan films through references to characters and music.
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The opening scene of the movie Wildflower establishes the main character Chloe as a lonely college student. Through voiceover and shots of her painting and walking alone, her isolation and sadness are conveyed. The scene then shows her having a dream of being chased by a car and waking up startled. Cinematic techniques like low-key lighting, score, and close-ups are used to set a melancholy tone that reflects Chloe's loneliness and state of mind.
The document is a shot list and storyboard for a television show trailer titled "The Wells". It includes 22 numbered shots detailing the camera angles, movements, focus of each shot, sound effects, and timing. The shots depict a story involving the seven deadly sins and include a girl with a toy, a man in black holding a gun, a screaming mother, a father finding a ransom note, and shots of words representing each sin flashing on the screen. It concludes with title cards revealing the show will air on BBC Two on Thursdays at 8:30pm.
This document provides an analysis of the mise-en-scene, music/sounds, and lighting used in the film "Lean On Me". It summarizes that the setting is a school portrayed with stereotypes like graffiti and drug dealing. Various social groups like popular and geeky kids are also depicted. Fights are shown to happen frequently. School bell ringing sets the scene and rock/rap music with a fast beat creates atmosphere during scenes like fights. Low lighting creates a tense atmosphere while a brighter scene shows characters feeling superior when throwing objects. The darkness also represents the time period of filming.
This document outlines a 15 shot sequence for the opening scene of a film. Shot 1 introduces the main character, a janitor, through pans that show him working then disappearing. Shots 2-4 establish the janitor being bullied by students. Shots 5-7 show a classroom lesson and the janitor's shadow outside. Shots 8-10 follow one of the bullying students to the bathroom where the janitor is seen. Shots 11-13 depict a confrontation where the janitor attacks the student. Shot 14 indicates the janitor is now targeting another student. Shot 15 repeats the introduction but continues the pan.
This document contains a script for a television production titled "The Wells". It describes 14 scenes involving characters Holly, her parents Gloria and Alex, and a murderer. The scenes show Holly playing with a toy, witnessing a murder, dropping her toy in shock, her parents arguing, her mother putting on lipstick, her father receiving a ransom note, the murderer taking money, her father watching her mother go to the murderer's house, her father confronting the murderer, the murderer walking away and sitting on a street sign. Interspersed are title cards with words like "Pride" and "Envy" accompanied by music from Mumford & Sons.
This document provides a timed analysis and summary of a short film titled "The house at the end of the street". It analyzes the film from 0-2.30 minutes in intervals of 0.14 seconds or less. The analysis notes the shots, music, lighting, and events depicted and how they create an unsettling and creepy atmosphere. It is revealed that the main character, Carrie Anne, murders her mother and father with a hammer while exhibiting strange and inhuman behavior. The document analyzes how the film techniques used increase the suspense and scare the audience.
This document provides a timed analysis and summary of a short film titled "The house at the end of the street". It analyzes the film from 0-2.30 seconds in intervals of 0.1-0.2 seconds, describing shots, music, and how elements create an unsettling atmosphere. Key points include surreal shots of a girl and snow globe, unnatural movements and expressions that unsettle viewers, flickering lighting used to build suspense, and a psychological disorder suggested for the character Carrie Anne who attacks her family with a hammer while calm background music plays.
This shooting script summarizes the key shots and scenes for a film called "Captured". It follows the character of Charlotte who gets into an argument with her strict parents and leaves the house at night. She becomes paranoid and scared while walking alone and is seen being followed by someone in a black balaclava. The script then cuts to Charlotte's friends who are worried when she doesn't show up to their plans. Police are called to Charlotte's house to inquire about her whereabouts. Michael's suspicious behavior is noticed. The film builds suspense around what has happened to Charlotte and who is following her.
This document outlines 15 shots for a movie scene involving a janitor. Shot 1 introduces the janitor sweeping on a black screen with credits. Shots 2-3 show the janitor disappearing while props remain. Shot 4 shows mean girls humiliating the janitor at school. Shots 5-7 take place in a classroom where a student leaves for the bathroom. Shots 8-10 follow the student to the bathroom where the janitor is seen. Shot 11 shows tension building between the student and janitor. Shot 12 shows the janitor attacking the student. Shots 13-14 show the janitor dragging the body and lighting a candle by a photo of his next target. Shot 15 repeats shot 2 but fades to
The video treatment includes shots of a band performing in a studio intercut with shots telling the narrative of a teenage girl who is dissatisfied with her dull life. In the narrative shots, dull colors and slow motion are used to depict the girl's boredom. Each shot distorts her face until she arrives at a beach. The performance shots will use brighter colors through lighting or image projection to contrast with the dull narrative shots. The story follows the girl as she walks through her day, has an existential crisis in a graveyard, then finds liberation by dancing wildly on a beach at the end.
2.1 my responsibility of script writing changesShanice1
The document provides 4 versions of a script for a short film called "The Walk". The first script includes 15 shots with descriptions and edits. The second script adds sound elements to each shot. The third script simplifies some shots and descriptions. The fourth script indicates the status of shots as still to be done, done, nearly done, needing re-does, or retakes. Overall, the document outlines the evolving versions of a script for a short film about college students being stalked.
The document analyzes 5 music videos directed by Jonas Åkerlund, providing details on each:
1) Duran Duran's "Girl Panic!" features the band members portrayed by famous supermodels at the Savoy hotel to depict the song's meaning through glamour.
2) U2's "Beautiful Day" shows Bono acting as a fictional version walking alone on a road until finding joy and the band performing at an airport, symbolizing overcoming darkness.
3) The Rolling Stones' "Doom and Gloom" cuts between the band rehearsing for their anniversary and a gothic woman experiencing nightmares about doom, reflecting the song's lyrics.
4)
The document outlines a 4-part opening timeline for a horror film. Part 1 introduces the setting and characters through title graphics and shots of them driving to their camping destination, set to scary background music. Part 2 shows their car arriving and one character reassuring his mother before joining his friends. Part 3 establishes the characters enjoying themselves drinking and playing games by the campfire. Part 4 disrupts this equilibrium by introducing the point-of-view of a mysterious killer stalking two isolated protagonists in the forest, building suspense through handheld camerawork and heavy breathing from the killer's perspective.
1. The storyboard introduces the setting of Walton Hill through establishing shots of a pond, benches, and streets to familiarize viewers with the area.
2. It then shows a poster for a "British Bake Off" special event before cutting to a recreated kitchen scene with a sinister glitch effect. Various "ingredients" like drugs, lies, adultery, and murder are taken from cupboards.
3. Flashback scenes depict characters taking drugs, covering up a murder, and adultery. The ingredients are baked into a cake which is then violently destroyed, with the Walton Hill logo revealed.
4. The trailer ends with a voiceover announcing the new soap's time and channel before fading
The document summarizes 4 scenes from a horror film. Scene 1 introduces the setting with spooky music playing as the characters drive to a wooded area. Scene 2 shows the car arriving and the characters running off while the mother watches worriedly. Scene 3 depicts the characters enjoying themselves with card games and talking. Close-ups build suspense. Scene 4 disrupts the fun with point-of-view shots from the killer in the wooded area, increasing unease with handheld camera shots on the characters. The film title appears on a black screen at the end.
This document contains a script for a wedding trailer titled "Thorn Lane". It outlines 24 scenes showing the build up to a wedding between Eva and Marcus, with hints that Eva had a previous affair with the best man, Zach. The scenes show Eva's hesitation on her wedding day and uncomfortable glances between her, Zach, and Marcus. At the reception, Zach receives a text and storms out, and Marcus discovers something on Zach's phone that reveals the truth about Eva and Zach's affair. The trailer is meant to build intrigue and foreshadow the breakdown of Eva and Marcus' marriage.
This document summarizes inspirational scenes and techniques from films. It discusses the use of close-up shots to show emotions, match cuts between shots, the effective use of music, poor lighting to set mood, shots that focus on the main character, and how costumes, props and music can enhance scenes. Examples discussed include scenes from Requiem for a Dream, Girl Interrupted, and Devil's Diary that use these techniques to inspire expression of emotions and atmosphere.
The opening scene of the film uses sound to create suspense. As three girls play with dolls, spooky period music plays, making the audience feel like something bad will happen. The music gets louder as the girls look towards something unseen, building tension. When they jump out the window, the music intensifies and becomes traumatic drumming, showing it's too late to turn back from the tragedy. The fading music allows the mother's screams to deeply affect the audience, concluding the shocking scene and setting an ominous tone for the rest of the film.
This horror film uses many techniques to build suspense and tension. It begins with a shocking scene of a man committing suicide by jumping off a balcony, leaving the audience wondering what caused it. The opening credits set an ominous tone with dark colors, unsettling sounds and sudden visual jumps. The film then introduces a woman who enters an isolated, dark house alone, increasing her vulnerability and the audience's nerves about what may happen next. Screeching violins on the soundtrack enhance the growing sense of dread throughout these early scenes.
The film is a drama about violence and alcoholism directed by Kim Albright. The main theme follows a young boy who escapes from an emotionally abusive home life. Towards the end, the genre shifts briefly to fantasy as the boy imagines turning into a dragonfly and flying away to the moon. The credits are styled in white to represent the boy's innocence. Shots start wide and get closer throughout to build tension, and dark lighting and unsettling music further the ominous tone. Relationships in the beginning are unclear, though one woman appears to care for another.
The film follows a girl who discovers an isolated building in the woods and investigates inside. She drinks water from a bottle she finds in the fridge and soon starts to feel dizzy and unwell. She collapses outside and wakes up back inside the building, finding a wound on her stomach. As she tries to escape, she encounters the man and a confrontation ensues.
The opening of the film 'Law Abiding Citizen' uses various camera shots, lighting, editing, and sound techniques to set up the thriller genre and themes of the film. Close-ups, medium shots, and over-the-shoulder shots are used to introduce the characters and their relationship. Dim lighting in the family home foreshadows something bad will happen. When intruders attack, the scenes become shorter, faster cuts create panic. Non-diegetic music builds suspense during the attack. Diegetic sounds like radio and voices establish the domestic setting, then dramatic music and sound effects make the violence intense and disturbing for the audience.
The opening of the film 'Law Abiding Citizen' uses various camera shots, lighting, editing, and sound techniques to set up the thriller genre and themes of the film. Close-ups, medium shots, and over-the-shoulder shots are used to introduce the characters and their relationship. Dim, neutral lighting in the family home foreshadows something bad will happen. When the intruders enter, the scenes become shorter, faster cuts that build panic and suspense without showing the intruders' faces. Diegetic family sounds are replaced with ominous non-diegetic music as violence erupts, drawing the audience into the darkening situation.
The document summarizes the opening scene of a film through descriptions of camera shots and accompanying sounds. It introduces two characters, a father and son, enjoying a fairground ride together while oblivious to a third character who aims a gun at them. As suspenseful music builds, the gun is fired and the father is shot, causing him and the child to fall from the ride. It is then revealed that the child has also been shot. The father crawls to the dead child as mournful music plays. The scene ends with the fairground ride appearing ghostly and the music fading out.
The document provides analysis of several music videos through examining their locations, lighting, costumes, character movements, editing and cinematography. It summarizes the key elements in Hayley Kiyoko's "Girls Like Girls" music video as being set in a desert house with natural lighting depicting a summer romance, and examines the symbolism of costumes and movements. It also analyzes the locations, decor, costumes and editing in Melanie Martinez's "Pity Party" music video and their role in depicting the narrative of a childish character's emotional breakdown.
The trailer provides context about a woman who is haunted by her twin that died in the womb. Scenes show the woman experiencing strange occurrences, including a boy who appears to be connected to a demon. She learns from her father and an older woman that she had a twin who died. The trailer builds tension through its editing, music, and sound effects to suggest the woman is in danger from her unborn twin seeking to be born.
The document analyzes the trailers for three horror films - Insidious 2, The Cabin in the Woods, and One Missed Call. It examines the shots, mise-en-scene, sound, and conventions used in each trailer. For the shots, it looks at things like camera angles, lighting, and editing pace. It finds that all three trailers use dark lighting, suspenseful pacing, and special effects to create tension. They also incorporate the horror subgenre of romance to make the audience emotionally invested in the characters. Overall, the document concludes that the trailers effectively employ typical conventions of the horror genre to attract audiences.
The trailer is divided into three sections that build tension. In the first section, ending at 0.33, the music stops when a wardrobe door opens, giving the first glimpse of the haunting presence. In the second section, picture frames fall and the director's past works are shown. The woman is then engulfed in darkness as she screams, leaving the audience curious. Heavy breathing is heard during a child's game, building anticipation of a supernatural discovery.
Trailer analysis of specific genre (horror) Haunting In Connecticutnicole2095
The trailer for the horror film Haunting in Connecticut uses various film techniques to build suspense and engage the audience. It begins with cheerful music before revealing the film's true genre. Through the use of point-of-view shots, music, and a "based on a true story" message, the audience learns of strange events at the family's new home linked to its history. Flashbacks show the past violence and ghosts that remain. Throughout, quick cuts, musical cues, and glimpses of supernatural occurrences keep viewers unsettled without revealing the entire plot. The trailer's goal is to terrify and intrigue the audience into wanting to see the full film.
The document provides a detailed summary and analysis of key scenes from the M. Night Shyamalan film Split. It describes how the opening credits set expectations for a horror/thriller film. The first scene introduces the main character, a strange girl, and sparks mystery. Subsequent scenes depict three girls being kidnapped by a mysterious man, with rising tension and anxiety portrayed through camerawork and music. Following credits use cryptic clips and music to further confuse the audience. The film pays homage to Shyamalan's earlier work and leaves questions unanswered, indicating a nonlinear narrative.
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The opening 2-5 minutes of the film Dragonfly introduces the main characters and establishes the central conflict. It shows the husband trying to get a flight to help his wife in South America. Scenes then show the wife helping people in the jungle, but floods occur and she dies when a bus crash causes by falling rocks. The opening establishes the wife as a doctor working internationally and her sudden death. It uses dramatic music, voiceovers, and quick cuts between locations to set the tense tone for the thriller genre.
The document analyzes the structure and narrative techniques used in the trailers for three horror movies: Annabelle, Sinister, and The Woman in Black. All three trailers start with establishing long shots of houses to set the scenes. They then use musical cues, intercutting scenes, and revelations of priest/police characters to build tension and surprise before revealing the central threats - the doll in Annabelle, disturbing finds in the attic in Sinister, and the ominous house in The Woman in Black. The trailers effectively employ pacing, music, and narrative devices to frighten and intrigue potential viewers.
The document provides an in-depth analysis of the film "Let The Right One In" through discussion of its use of camerawork, sound, editing, and mise-en-scene. Camera shots like high and low angles are used to portray characters as powerful or vulnerable. Sound is also used purposefully, like amplified noises to create tension. Mise-en-scene explores how colors, clothing, and settings convey meaning and set the unsettling tone of the film.
The document analyzes the opening sequences of the films Submarine and The Graduate. In Submarine, ambient sounds of the sea and seagulls are used to establish the seaside setting. Voiceover from the main character Oliver Tate is used to introduce him as an introspective narrator. In The Graduate, dramatic sound effects play during the opening credits to draw attention, and plane ambient sounds set the scene of the main character arriving in Los Angeles. Both films establish setting and character through simple, slow-paced ambient sounds and music in line with the comedy-drama genre.
The document analyzes the opening sequences of the films Submarine and The Graduate. In Submarine, ambient sounds of the sea and seagulls are used to establish the seaside setting. Voiceover from the main character Oliver Tate is used to introduce him as an introspective narrator. In The Graduate, dramatic sound effects play during the opening credits to draw attention, and plane ambient sounds set the scene of the main character arriving in Los Angeles. Both films establish setting and character through simple, slow-paced ambient sounds and music in line with the comedy-drama genre.
The opening of Insidious introduces the family at the center of the story and establishes the haunted house setting. Shots slowly pan around the empty house at night, with glimpses of shadows and ghostly figures. Uneasy music and black and white filming create a mysterious atmosphere as the film sets up the horror to come.
The document provides an analysis of the sound design used in the 2008 film Let the Right One In. It notes that the film uses minimal sound and long periods of silence to create tension and focus on the characters. Specific scenes are discussed where sound amplifies moments of violence or emotion. Overall, the analysis argues that the sparse sound design enhances the chilling atmosphere and suspense of the film.
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1. Inception – 2010
Inception opens with loud sounds of waves of the sea crashing against the shore which makes the
viewer automatically think that some sort of danger, as the first big wave comes in it reveals a man
on the sand looking damaged, hurt and breathing heavily (close up shot).
As the man is revealed from underneath the waves the camera then shoots children running around
in slow motion (long and medium shot) playing and we hear their shouts and screams as they run
around the beach having fun, the man looks at the children as if he envy’s their freedom and the
good times they’re having.
Some bassy music is then added to create tension as we see someone poking the man on the shore
with a gun, the man then shouts something in another language therefor making the viewer wonder
who he was shouting too and what about. As the music continues there is then a long shot as the
camera moves up the beach towards a building. Because of this we can guess the film will be
action/thriller.
The whole scene then changes but the uneasy music still continues, the camera is then shooting
inside a big dark room with a few dim lights, it makes you think where is this? What happened to the
man? Has he been taken to this suspicious looking room? Subtitles then appear on the screen as
some unusual looking people appear. The camera then slowly approaches a man in a chair who looks
like some sort of boss, everything is really quiet as this man then places a small spinning top on the
table and the music begins again.
2. Twilight: New Moon
The opening to this film is set in a regular looking family living room with normal objects within;
chairs, tables, lamps etc. However due to the fact its Bellas birthday there are candles, presents,
flowers and other celebratory items. The scene starts with Bella entering, a full close up is used here
to capture bellas facial expression when she enters the party, she says nothing and sighs but yet with
a sort of smerk on her face as if shes not too happy or too sad, this creates tension as the viewer
wonders why is she not happy and excited as its her birthday? It suggests something bad is soon to
come.
Music is playing throughout as she enters and alice grabs bellas hand and drags her down the stairs,
sound effects are used when we were the bang of their feet on the floor at the bottom of the stairs.
A long shot is used as theyre coming down so we are able to see bella eneter the area with all the
family in and all their reactions to seeing her.
The background music continies to play as the family approach her wishing her a happy birthday and
hugging her, it all seems quite pressurised as bella is looking down at the floor as she accepts the
awkward hugs. Sound effects are then used when alice takes a picture of her, the flash stunts bella
and she looks at alice in a way as to ask what she was doing. A medium shot is then used to allow
the viewer to see the whole family as theyre presenting bella with her presents. This whole time
Jasper is stood mysteriously in the back waiting to attack.
Still throughtout the family are just having regular conversations with bella as she recieves her
presents, then the music starts to drown out as an intense loew pitch drum role comes in as she cuts
her finger on wrapping paper while opening a present, Close up and shallow focus shots are used.
3. Deep bassy music then comes in as a drop of blood hits the floor with a bang. The tension rises as
edward and jasper make eye contact and the camera switches from both of their faces, edward
knows what jaspers about to do but it makes the viewer quation why theyre looking at eachother in
these mysterious ways. Jasper is then thrown into the air by edward in an attempt to save bella, he
flies in slow motion backwards towards the camera as if hes going to fly out and hit the viewer.The
whole Family then begin to fight as bella sits in the corner bleeding because in an attempt to save
her she got thrown at a piano dure in jaspers attack.
Narnia
The opening to narnia starts picth black with a low basy ringing noise getting louder and more drum
beats beging to come in, you then see lights moving around as the camera zooms out into the inside
of a plan with a three men inside a plane, this has an effect on the viewer because it makes them
question whats going on due to the dark and mysterious opening
4. Multiple shots are used when filming inside of the plane, medium, close up and long shot (when
filming outside). Everything is really dark and it is hard to see whats going on, the music continues to
get louder as more distinctive instruments come in. the camera then changes to a child stood at a
window watching the fighter planes fly.
The shot then moves inside of the house and films the mum running towards her son shouting his
name, the tension increases as the music continues aand the filming becomes shaky as if the camera
its self is a person running around. Massive bangs start to happen as the boys mother screams at
him and the brother drags him away.
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he mother then runs into other rooms to collect her other children, shes screaming as a sloe up shot
is used to film their feet running, it makes the viewer wonder where theyre headed to.
5. The family run for their lives outside of the house to the shelter, still the loud orchestrial music is
playing with bangs from bombs throughout, the family then end up safely in the shelter but still
shook up from what they had experienced.
SUBMARINE
"UK Film Council" is what first appears on the screen and is introduced by film 4. The film starts
already panning, as if the movie had previously started before the film was taken. The camera
moves slowly around the boy’s bedroom and the sound of crashing waves fades in, we then
suddenly cut to some opening credits. The sound of seagulls then comes in as we start to pan
again in the bedroom, giving a panorama of the room. More credits come in again before
continuing to pan more and we see a boy staring out the window. There’s then a voice over of
who we can only guess is the boy, he speaks about his thoughts and then himself. There is then
a jump to a medium close up and then a sudden jump to a close up and his eyes look straight
towards us. Mysterious, calm music starts as we jump from clip to clip, there’s then a shot of
water and "Submarine" appears. There’s then another medium-close up of the boy who was in
the bedroom from an angle as if the viewer is stood behind him and then there’s a close up in
the same position.