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The document discusses plans for a horror film. It will focus on the missing of a young boy in a park known as the place he disappeared. Most scary scenes will take place in this park. The opening scene will feature the boy walking in the foggy park. The film aims to include conventions of the horror genre like darkness and eerie music. It will target an audience of 15-45 years old and receive a 15 certificate.
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The document discusses plans for a horror film. It will focus on the missing of a young boy in a park known as the place he disappeared. The opening scene will feature the boy walking in the foggy park. Most scary scenes will take place in this park. The film aims to include horror conventions like darkness and eerie music. It will target an audience aged 15-45 and receive a 15 certificate. The opening will introduce the main characters and setting while leaving an air of mystery. Influence will come from titles of popular horror films like The Conjuring and Sinister. Production companies will include Clear View Studios and distribution is by Clear View Studios.
Script
1) The document presents a pitch for a horror film trailer project, with the goal of leaving audiences feeling scared and wanting to know what happens next.
2) The film trailer will focus on a girl named Alice who begins experiencing strange events after her best friend Grace dies in an accident.
3) The target audience is young adult males and females who enjoy the horror genre, and the film trailer will use typical horror conventions like fast cuts, eerie music, and creepy locations to appeal to this group and leave them feeling thrilled.
Butterfly effect
The opening scene of the film establishes mystery and suspense. Non-diegetic sounds and references to chaos theory hint that small events will have major consequences. Tracking shots show an uneasy character hiding from unseen pursuers under low-key lighting, leaving his identity and location ambiguous. As he writes a note saying he will die, the audience learns he is a victim trying to save someone. Shots of the character and the sounds of pursuers increase tension as the audience wonders what led to this point. The film targets science fiction and thriller fans by presenting an intelligent story about the butterfly effect.
Theory audience pro-forma
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The document discusses plans for a horror film. It will focus on the missing of a young boy in a park known as the place he disappeared. The opening scene will feature the boy walking in the foggy park. Most scary scenes will take place in this park. The film aims to include horror conventions like darkness and eerie music. It will target an audience aged 15-45 and receive a 15 certificate. The opening will introduce the main characters and setting while leaving an air of mystery. Influence will come from titles of popular horror films like The Conjuring and Sinister. Production companies will include Clear View Studios and distribution is by Clear View Studios.
Script
1) The document presents a pitch for a horror film trailer project, with the goal of leaving audiences feeling scared and wanting to know what happens next.
2) The film trailer will focus on a girl named Alice who begins experiencing strange events after her best friend Grace dies in an accident.
3) The target audience is young adult males and females who enjoy the horror genre, and the film trailer will use typical horror conventions like fast cuts, eerie music, and creepy locations to appeal to this group and leave them feeling thrilled.
Butterfly effect
The opening scene of the film establishes mystery and suspense. Non-diegetic sounds and references to chaos theory hint that small events will have major consequences. Tracking shots show an uneasy character hiding from unseen pursuers under low-key lighting, leaving his identity and location ambiguous. As he writes a note saying he will die, the audience learns he is a victim trying to save someone. Shots of the character and the sounds of pursuers increase tension as the audience wonders what led to this point. The film targets science fiction and thriller fans by presenting an intelligent story about the butterfly effect.
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The document discusses audience profiles for three different media properties. The primary audience for the first is boy children and teenagers aged 10-16, while the secondary audience includes both male and female teens and adults aged 17-50. The primary audience for the second is male teenagers and adults aged 15-50, while the secondary audience includes both genders aged 15-50. The primary audience for the third is male adults aged 25-50, while the secondary audience includes both genders aged 16-50. The document also provides definitions and examples of the Hypodermic Needle Theory and Uses and Gratifications Theory. It includes an example of how someone learned about and discusses the game Sister Location, and provides an example of consumer
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The opening scene of the film introduces the family of Christie and her husband as they arrive home with their newborn baby. Several shots show the parents unpacking items for the baby and cooing over the sleeping infant. The lighting is bright to portray a realistic family home environment, though the film title hints that something sinister will eventually happen. By mentioning the police department in the opening credits, the film reinforces the idea that the found footage is part of a real investigation into the family. However, the opening does not emphasize any paranormal activity directly, instead focusing on the birth of Christie's first son.
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The document discusses plans to adapt the Uncharted video game series into a television show. It would be set before the games and focus on the main character Nathan Drake's adventures as a teenager exploring hidden locations and solving puzzles to discover lost treasures. The document discusses potential actors to play Nathan Drake and Elena Fisher, as well as budgets, locations, props, historical treasures to be featured, legal issues, and target audiences for the show.
Paul film opening analysis
The movie begins with ominous music and a bright yellow light, revealing a shocked girl's face and a UFO crash that kills a dog. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are then seen at a comic convention surrounded by nerdy fans. They seem to enjoy the convention and share an interest in aliens. The film establishes genres like adults who don't act their age and hints that aliens and cars may feature throughout the film. Pegg and Frost have a comedic style that appeals to both children and adults.
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Vampire Weekend and Daughter's band websites both utilize a consistent black and white color scheme throughout. Their sites feature news, store pages to purchase music/merchandise, tour dates, and links to social media pages to stay connected with fans. Both sites showcase the bands' music and visual styles while keeping fans informed of their latest releases and activities.
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The document discusses several technical codes and elements used in popular music videos, including camerawork, editing, visual effects, and how they construct representations and meanings. It also covers how music videos contribute to constructing and maintaining artists' star images through narrative, voyeurism, and intertextuality. Music videos frequently reference cinema, television, art, fashion and more to spark recognition and pleasure in audiences through familiar visual references.
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This document discusses representation in music videos and provides terminology and concepts for analyzing representations, including voyeurism, male gaze, exhibitionism, and stereotypes of different groups. It notes that music video creators must consider how their artist will be represented and what ideologies and choices may need to be explained. Examples of stereotypical representations in music videos include the sexualization of women. The document also provides a task for choosing a music video and analyzing its representations in depth using relevant media terminology and theories.
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1) The majority of people surveyed enjoy watching music videos and feel they are an effective way to promote songs.
2) The most popular music genres are pop, R&B, indie, dance, and rock. Choosing a song that blends pop with another popular genre could appeal to both mainstream and niche audiences.
3) Most people prefer seeing the artist in the video so they can better connect the video to the song and artist. However, some artists use other actors which can tell a story but risks not promoting the artist for newcomers.
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This document outlines a film pitch for a horror movie. The film will follow a young boy who seeks to find out what happened to 45 people who went missing in the same area, including his sister. He discovers that a sinister married couple killed those with large families because they could not have children. Most scary scenes will take place in a park where the murders occurred. The film aims to include conventions of the horror genre like jump scares, dark scenes, and eerie music. It will be distributed by Clear View Studios and rated 15.
My film pitch
This film pitch proposes a horror movie about a young boy seeking to find out what happened to 45 people who went missing in the same area, including his sister. The story involves a sinister married couple who could not have children and sought to kill families with many children. Most of the scary scenes will take place in a specific park where the murders allegedly occurred. The film aims to include conventions of good horror films like jump scares, darkness, eerie music, and appropriate props. It will be rated 15 and appeal to audiences aged 15 to 45.
Textual analysis
The opening sequence of The Possession begins with a close-up shot of an old woman looking extremely worried while holding an antique box engraved with symbols. It is revealed through cross-cutting that the box is the source of her distress. As she tries to destroy the box, she begins chanting in a foreign language and her body contorts, seemingly possessed by a supernatural force within the box. Throughout, a song plays about heaven, contrasting with the evil force of the box. The sequence wastes no time establishing the supernatural themes of possession and evil that will be central to the film's plot.
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The document summarizes the opening sequence for a thriller film. A teenage girl is home alone and hears someone enter the house. She later finds a figure holding a knife behind her in the bathroom. Strands of her hair are then found in her bedroom. The document discusses promoting the film to 15-25 year olds on social media and in schools. It describes how the opening sequence will be shown in a dark classroom to create tension and suspense for the audience.
My film pitch
The document outlines a film pitch for a horror movie called "The Lost". The plot involves a young boy seeking to find out what happened to 45 people who went missing in the same area, including his sister. He learns of a sinister married couple who killed families in the area to have children of their own. Much of the scary scenes will take place in a park where the murders occurred. The film aims to include horror conventions like jump scares, darkness, and eerie music. It will be distributed by Clear View Studios and influenced by titles and fonts from films like The Conjuring and Insidious.
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The document discusses the codes and conventions of horror films through an analysis of Insidious (2011) and I.T. (2017). It examines both the stylistic codes related to elements like lighting, music, and props, as well as narrative codes regarding the typical story structure of horror films. Both films effectively employ many standard horror conventions like low-key lighting, unsettling music, and a narrative arc involving an equilibrium disruption, problem recognition/resolution, and a return to order. While utilizing familiar tropes, the films still offer some unique storytelling elements to thrill audiences.
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This document outlines a student film project for a modern gothic horror film. The film will follow a teenage girl who falls into a nightmare where she is trapped with a supernatural vampire-like being. Though she wakes up alone, it is revealed she is actually dead, just like her younger brother who died a year ago. The film will take place primarily in the girl's house and a graveyard, and include influences from films like Dracula and The Sixth Sense. It aims to scare its target audience of 12+ year olds who enjoy both modern and classic horror genres.
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This document outlines a student film project for a modern gothic horror film. The film will follow a teenage girl who falls into a nightmare where she is trapped with a supernatural vampire-like being. Though she wakes up alone, it is revealed she is actually dead, just like her younger brother who died a year ago. The film will take place primarily in the girl's house and a graveyard, and include influences from films like Dracula and The Sixth Sense. It aims to scare its target audience of 12+ year olds who enjoy both modern and classic horror genres.
4) insidious analysis done
The summary analyzes the opening 5 minutes of the horror film "Insidious". It notes that the opening sequence aims to create a good or bad first impression for the audience. Specific techniques used in the opening include eerie non-diegetic music during the credits, which are shown in a red sharp font to connote evil. Shots include a spinning light bulb transition and point-of-view shots that make the audience feel like they are seeing through the ghost's eyes. The sequence ends with an abrupt title card in red font and piercing music, designed to startle the audience after building tension.
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The trailer uses common horror film conventions to set up the plot and introduce the protagonist and antagonist. It begins with an establishing shot of a house at night that creates feelings of isolation and discomfort. The protagonist, a babysitter, is introduced as she watches over two children. Supernatural elements are hinted at through quick cuts showing an evil-looking boy. As the trailer progresses, the boy gets closer and more aggressive towards the protagonist. She is portrayed as a strong character fighting against the spirit of her unborn twin brother who is antagonizing her. Editing, sound, and camera shots are used to build tension and scare the audience.
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The trailer uses common horror film conventions to set up the plot and introduce the protagonist and antagonist. It begins with an establishing shot of a house at night that creates feelings of isolation and discomfort. The protagonist is a young woman babysitting two children, a common setup in horror. Supernatural elements are introduced through quick cuts showing an evil-looking boy. The antagonist is this unborn twin brother as a spirit who is increasingly aggressive towards the protagonist. Editing, sounds, and camera shots are used to build tension and scare the audience.
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The opening title sequence of The Ring establishes it as a horror genre film through various cinematic techniques. DreamWorks' production logo is shown over a dark, stormy background with bold font, foreshadowing themes of good vs. evil. Low-key lighting and a nighttime setting are used when introducing the primary location of an isolated house. Sound effects like heavy rain, whispers and a ticking clock build tension. The two main characters, shown as innocent schoolgirls through costumes and makeup, discuss a mysterious tape that worries them through a series of shots that switch between their faces.
Powerpoint treatment
The film will be a psychological thriller distributed widely in theaters and on home video/streaming platforms. It will focus on a possessed young girl and her father who murdered the girl's mother. The opening scene will set up an ordinary family in their home to contrast with the supernatural elements that will create unease. Filming will take place at an old house location using available light and a handheld shooting style.
Powerpoint treatment
The film is a psychological thriller called "The Treatment" with a budget of £110 million produced by a major studio. It will focus on a possessed young girl and her father, who murdered the girl's mother. The film aims to make audiences uncomfortable by setting ordinary domestic scenes and then adding frightening elements. It will have a dark and mysterious plot that does not provide closure. The style will create an eerie atmosphere through settings like an old house, costumes, and lighter lighting as conditions allow.
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- 3. The opening sequence It relates to the rest of the film as it bases what to expect later on, however leaves lots of enigma as it doesn’t leave a specific storyline as anything can happen. It also signifies the genre as it uses all of the basic conventions in a good horror movie. The opening sequence will introduce the main characters which will be the young boy, the dead married couple and the victims of the sinister murders. It will also share where the consistent setting will be. Titles will be used intelligently and frequently through the video, using the horror movie to cleverly link in. The storyline has never been thought of before and it will bring a new sense and level of horror into the world.
- 4. Influence Titles and Fonts The conjuring Annabelle The woman in Black Evil Dead The Ring Sinister Insidious Saw
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