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This document outlines a student's idea for their final media project - a concept for a new thriller film. They will create promotional materials like trailers and posters. The student has always been passionate about creating moving image works and wants to demonstrate their filmmaking skills. They see this project as an important opportunity to reflect what they've learned and receive a good grade. Some initial influences cited are director David Fincher and films like Bohemian Rhapsody and The Tortured. The student wants the project's tone to evoke feelings of anxiety, anticipation and fear in the audience through techniques like quick cutting and mysterious atmospheres. They've chosen this style because they excel at and enjoy film production based on their background and skills.
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Unit 10
The document provides details about the pre-production for a horror genre short film. It will follow a teenage girl who is home alone and senses she is being followed by an intruder. The film will be shot over two weeks at two indoor locations - a living room and bathroom. Production will involve a small cast and crew, with the filmmaker providing equipment and sourcing costumes. Post-production will include adding copyright-free music, sound effects and editing footage together to create suspense. The target audience is teenagers and the film will have no dialogue, relying on movements and emotions to tell the story.
Research
Jake Whattam-Smith intends to conduct research on thriller films to inform a film trailer project. The research will cover existing products, surveys, interviews, and color schemes. The research aims to develop ideas for narrative, features, sound, and audience expectations. As an example, Jake analyzes the trailer for the film "The Gift." Through shots, characters, color, and effects, the trailer effectively builds tension, mystery, and engages the audience in the thriller genre. The analysis provides ideas for Jake's own project to create an impactful trailer that meets audience desires.
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The document outlines a student's filmmaking and poster project for their final major project. They plan to create a short horror film and accompanying posters. They chose this project because filmmaking and horror are personal passions. They want to utilize their knowledge and love of horror and filmmaking. They will take inspiration from existing films and Hollywood directors in their research. Their goal is to create an ambiguous and memorable project that leaves the audience thinking after viewing. They want the film to have a dark, gritty, and unpleasant aesthetic taken from films like Se7en and Saw. Scenes will be shot at night and with handheld cameras to achieve an authentic horror style.
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Fmp Pre proposal
This document summarizes a student's filmmaking and promotion project (FMP) for school. The student plans to create a short film and accompanying promotional materials. They intend for the film to have a dark, 1980s working class tone inspired by directors like Quentin Tarantino and Edgar Wright. In the trailer, they want to confuse audiences and shift between serious and comedic tones. They have researched films with monochrome and tonal shifts like Sin City. Posters for The Exorcist and Halloween have influenced the student's ideas around using subtle lighting and symbolism to set a creepy tone without being overt.
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The document outlines the pre-production planning for a horror genre short film about a teenage girl who feels she is being followed in her home. Key details include:
- The genre is horror, inspired by films like Psycho, aimed at a teenage audience
- Locations will be a house living room and bathroom
- Props include a phone and dark hooded costume for the follower
- A 12 hour shooting schedule over 2 weeks is planned to get enough footage and angles
- Post-production will involve adding free music and sound effects to the film
G321 Final Evaluation for AS Media Coursework - Dean Pattinson
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1. initial plans (luke headland) (1)
The document outlines Luke Headland's initial plans and reactions for his FMP project, which will be a short paranormal horror film. He discusses his confidence in his skills and experience with Photoshop and filmmaking. Luke also shares his ideas for the project, including creating posters, utilizing his camera equipment, and experimenting with film techniques like cinematography, color correction, and lighting.
Evaluation Question 2
The poster and radio trailer for the film Saving Grace effectively promoted the intended message and themes of the film. The poster uses dark colors and imagery to create a sense of mystery surrounding the main character and what will happen to her. It also clearly displays the title and tagline to intrigue viewers. Similarly, the radio trailer utilizes film quotes, suspenseful music and sound effects to grab attention and hint at the thriller/drama genre. Feedback confirmed these ancillary texts successfully represented the film and would attract the target audience to watch. Overall, the combination of the visually striking poster and audio radio trailer worked well together to maximize promotion of the film across different media platforms.
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The document provides details about Jake Whattam-Smith's research intentions and plan for his film project. He wants to do primary and secondary research on the film industry and thriller genre to help develop ideas for color schemes, narrative, sound, and to understand audience expectations. His research will focus on existing products, a survey, interviews, and studying color psychology. The goal is to create a well-rounded film trailer and promotional materials that effectively showcase a thriller concept. He provides analyses of two existing trailers - The Gift and Run - to understand techniques used in thriller genres like camera work, color schemes, characters, and how they engage audiences.
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Lucas Higham discusses influences for his upcoming film project. He is inspired by the surrealism of Federico Fellini films like 81⁄2, the suspense of Alfred Hitchcock and Brian de Palma films, and techniques used by other directors. Higham also discusses strengths like organization skills and limitations like operating new equipment. He provides initial story ideas exploring themes of memory, dreams, and identity through an insomniac protagonist.
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The document provides an evaluation of a media product that is a thriller film opening sequence. It summarizes the key conventions and techniques used in the opening sequence to develop tension and represent the target teenage audience. Conventions included atmospheric music, isolated landscape shots, quick editing during action scenes, and a point-of-view shot from the "killer" character. The sequence aims to attract 15-24 year old males by including attractive females, horror scenes, and an immersive soundtrack. Through this process, the student learned how to use editing software and the importance of pre-production planning for a media project.
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The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's final major project creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the research conducted on the thriller genre and story development, including creating a narrative, storyline, and extensive shot lists. Planning elements included choosing a title and tagline that reflected the narrative, as well as incorporating various video techniques and effects into the film trailer to engage audiences based on prior research. The student aimed to thoroughly plan shots and apply learnings to production to achieve a high quality final outcome.
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The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's final major project creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the research conducted on the thriller genre and story development, including creating a narrative, shot lists, title/tagline, and exploring potential techniques for the film trailer. Extensive planning was done from the start of developing the narrative through to filming shots and making minor changes, with the shot lists being the most substantial part of planning. The narrative formed the basis for the trailer and poster designs. Research on the thriller genre and audience was applied to reflect the intended style and maintain engagement.
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The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's final major project creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the research conducted on the thriller genre and story development, including generating a narrative and shot lists. Planning elements included choosing a title ("Omission") and tagline ("Will you run, hide, survive, or die") as well as incorporating various video techniques to engage audiences as informed by previous research. Extensive shot lists were created and updated throughout production to help organize filming the trailer. Overall, the planning stage involved comprehensive research and pre-production work to develop an effective thriller narrative and promotional materials.
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The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's final major project creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the research conducted on the thriller genre and story development, including generating a narrative and shot lists. Planning elements included choosing a title ("Omission") and tagline ("Will you run, hide, survive, or die") as well as incorporating various video techniques to engage audiences as informed by previous research. Extensive shot lists were created and updated throughout production to film the trailer. Overall, the planning stage involved comprehensive research and pre-production work to develop an effective thriller narrative and trailer.
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The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's final major project creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the research conducted on the thriller genre and story development, including creating a narrative, storyline, and extensive shot lists. Planning elements included choosing a title and tagline that reflected the narrative, and incorporating various video techniques and camera movements into the film trailer to engage audiences based on prior research. The thorough planning process laid the groundwork for shooting and producing the promotional film trailer and posters.
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The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's final major project creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the research conducted on the thriller genre and story development, including creating a narrative, storyline, and extensive shot lists. Planning elements included choosing a title and tagline that reflected the narrative, and incorporating various video techniques and camera movements into the film trailer to engage audiences based on research. The student aimed to thoroughly plan shots and apply learnings from research to create a high quality film trailer and posters.
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The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's final major project creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the research conducted on the thriller genre and story development, including generating a narrative and shot lists. Planning elements included choosing a title ("Omission") and tagline ("Will you run, hide, survive, or die") as well as incorporating various video techniques to engage audiences as informed by previous research. Extensive shot lists were created and updated throughout production to film the trailer. Overall, the planning stage involved comprehensive research and pre-production work to develop an effective thriller narrative and trailer.
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The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's final major project creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the research conducted on the thriller genre and story development, including creating a narrative, shot lists, title/tagline, and exploring potential techniques for the film trailer. Extensive planning was done from the start of developing the narrative through to filming shots and making minor changes, with the shot lists being the most substantial part of planning. The narrative formed the basis for the trailer and poster designs. Research on the thriller genre and audience was applied to reflect the intended style.
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The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's final major project creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the research conducted on the thriller genre and story development, including creating a narrative, storyline, and extensive shot lists. Planning elements included choosing a title and tagline that reflected the narrative, as well as incorporating various video techniques and effects into the film trailer to engage audiences based on prior research. The student aimed to thoroughly plan shots and apply learnings from research to create a high quality trailer and posters that represented the thriller genre well.
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The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's final major project creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the research conducted on the thriller genre and story development, including creating a narrative, shot lists, title/tagline, and exploring potential techniques for the film trailer. Extensive planning was done from the start of developing the narrative through to filming shots and making minor changes, with the shot lists being the most substantial part of planning. The narrative formed the basis for the trailer and poster designs. Research on the thriller genre and audience was applied to reflect the intended style and maintain engagement.
Evaluation
The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's final major project creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the research conducted on the thriller genre and story development, including creating a narrative, shot lists, title/tagline, and exploring potential techniques for the film trailer. Extensive planning was done from the start of developing the narrative through to filming shots and making minor changes, with the shot lists being the most substantial part of planning. The narrative formed the basis for the trailer and poster designs. Research on the thriller genre and audience was applied to reflect the intended style and maintain engagement.
Planning
The document discusses plans for a thriller genre film trailer. It will follow an ordinary woman whose normal daily routine is disrupted by strange occurrences. As each day becomes more unusual, she realizes someone or something is stalking her. Flashes between her current frightened state and her normal past life build tension. The narrative aims to explore whether the threats are real, psychological, or related to her mysterious past. The trailer will utilize common thriller techniques like dull color schemes, shaky camera work, and unsettling music to create anxiety and suspense for the audience.
Problem Solving
This document outlines potential technical problems that could arise during a video production project and proposes solutions. It identifies 12 possible issues including power outages, storage capacity issues, dead batteries, defective equipment, missing files, computer malfunctions, software crashes, and export problems. For each issue, it describes the potential effect on production timelines and deliverables. It then provides proposed solutions such as bringing backup equipment and saving work frequently. The document acknowledges that as the director and organizer, Jake Whattam-Smith would be responsible for planning for and mitigating these types of foreseeable technical challenges.
Planning
The document discusses plans for a thriller genre film trailer. It will feature ordinary main characters to make the story more relatable and scary. Locations will include both obscure and familiar settings. The color scheme will start warm but get darker as threats emerge. The story will start with the main character stuck in a repetitive routine that gets disrupted as an antagonist appears more frequently, breaking up the pattern. This breakdown of routine and the shifting color tones will build tension and unpredictability characteristic of the thriller genre.
Evaluation
The document provides a summary of the planning process for a student's Final Major Project involving creating promotional materials for a thriller film. It details the extensive research conducted, including exploring the thriller genre, developing a narrative story and storyline, creating shot lists for the film trailer with storyboards, deciding on a title and tagline, and planning video techniques to be used in the trailer. The planning stage involved establishing the genre influences, generating ideas, developing the narrative in detail, and strategizing shots and techniques to effectively portray the story and engage audiences, as informed by prior research. Extensive revisions were made throughout production to refine elements based on realization during filming.
Production Reflection
Jake filmed scenes for his production on various dates in March 2021. On March 14th, he filmed scenes 4, 6, and 7 in various outdoor locations over about an hour. On March 21st, he planned to film scenes 1, 3, and 5 near his home but was only able to capture a few shots due to a lack of prepared props. On March 23rd, he organized his collected footage and sound effects and began structuring a trailer by assigning clips to timecodes from his shot lists.
Grade Reflection
The document provides a reflection on the student's final grade and areas for improvement in their FMP (Final Major Project). They received a merit grade overall but distinction grades in specific tasks like proposal, planning, experiments, reflection, and evaluation. Weaker areas included context research and copy, which received pass grades. The student plans to research documentary theories more broadly and use more diverse research methods. Their action plan discusses continuously improving areas like audience and product research, problem solving documentation, pre-production planning, production scheduling, and reflective evaluations to develop a stronger final project.
Evaluation
The document provides details about the planning process for a student's Final Major Project involving creating promotional materials for a thriller film. Key aspects of the planning included:
- Researching the thriller genre to establish the style and tone of the project.
- Developing the narrative/storyline for the fictional film, breaking it down into acts.
- Creating extensive shot lists for the film trailer, structuring shots based on the acts in the story and constantly updating the lists during production.
- Determining the title ("Omission") and tagline ("Will you run, hide, survive, or die?") for the film based on meanings related to the narrative.
- Planning potential video effects and editing
Production Reflection
Jake filmed scenes for his production on various dates in March and April. On March 14th, he filmed scenes 4, 6, and 7 in various outdoor locations. On March 21st, he was only able to film 5 shots due to a lack of preparation. On March 30th, he successfully filmed scenes 8, 9, and 10 at a nature reserve, getting extra footage. On April 13th and 15th, he worked on designing film posters to promote his project.
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