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A thriller film typically contains elements of tension, danger, and suspense. Common thriller themes involve lone figures, spies, terrorists, assassinations, crimes, and mysteries to solve. The tension often peaks when the main character is placed in immediate danger. Most thrillers also involve conflicts between main characters. Common iconography in thrillers includes cars, guns, police, and dialogue. Thrillers are commonly set in isolated, urban, or arctic locations. Common thriller characters include law enforcement, spies, soldiers, criminals, and stalkers. Subgenres include action thrillers, crime thrillers, psychological thrillers, and science fiction thrillers. Thrillers also combine with other genres like action, sci-fi, west
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The document provides information on common narrative themes, structures, character types, locations, mise-en-scene and camera work techniques seen in different film genres including horror, romance, thriller, and science fiction. For horror films, it discusses themes of good vs evil and the supernatural. It also describes common character archetypes like the final girl. For romance, it outlines a typical narrative of two people meeting and overcoming obstacles to be together. Thriller and sci-fi genres are also summarized in less than 3 sentences.
What is a 'Thriller' ?
A thriller is a genre of film that revolves around suspense and anticipation. The goal is to keep the audience on the edge of their seats as the main character faces a situational problem like uncovering a mystery or mission. Tension is built throughout and climaxes at the resolution. There are several subgenres of thrillers including action, crime, psychological, and science fiction thrillers that feature physical stunts, serial killers, mysteries solved through knowledge, and advanced technology/aliens respectively. Famous directors like Alfred Hitchcock pioneered the use of techniques like camera angles, lighting, and editing to create suspense in classics like Rear Window and Vertigo.
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This document provides an overview of crime thrillers as a film genre. It discusses the history and origins of crime thrillers, tracing influences back to early detective fiction and American gangsters. Key developments in the genre are highlighted from 1903 to present day films. Conventions of the genre are explored, such as common narrative structures, settings, and audience reception. Cultural differences between British and American crime films are examined. Important directors like Hitchcock, Scorsese, and Tarantino are profiled. Finally, typical visual codes and conventions used in crime thrillers, like camera angles, lighting, and music are outlined.
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The document summarizes key elements of the teen thriller genre for a film project. It discusses that the film will have teen main characters and blend thriller and teen genres. It explores common settings of schools and parties and how thrillers feature tension-filled locations. It then outlines typical character archetypes and narratives focused on mysteries. Iconic visuals and sounds of the genre are shadows and gunshots. Cinematography often uses high angles and over shoulder shots, while lighting and music aim to build tension.
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Thriller films are characterized by moods that elicit heightened feelings of suspense, excitement, surprise, anticipation and anxiety in audiences. Common conventions of the thriller genre include keeping audiences engaged through plot developments and cliffhangers, using devices like misleading clues and unreliable narrators. Suspense is crucial and builds towards a climax, engaging viewers until the end. Cinematography in thrillers employs techniques like low lighting, tilted camera angles, and close-ups to create fear and tension. Editing conventions include jump cuts, cross-cutting, and changes in pacing to build suspense.
Analysis of media films
This document analyzes how three different films fit into the thriller genre based on their use of conventions and codes. It discusses the psychological thriller "Salt" and how it uses techniques like changes in camera angles during fight scenes to intrigue audiences. It then analyzes the action thriller "Batman: The Dark Knight", noting its use of shots and lighting to build suspense. Finally, it examines the religious thriller "The Exorcism of Emily Rose", focusing on how it incorporates religious themes like demon possession alongside thriller conventions.
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The document analyzes three thriller films to demonstrate how they fit into different thriller subgenres:
1) Salt is analyzed as a psychological thriller due to its use of camera techniques, sound, and plot elements that engage the mind and build tension.
2) The Dark Knight is described as an action thriller because it incorporates physical action, stunts, and battles along with cinematography and sound design that build suspense.
3) The Exorcism of Emily Rose is explained as a religious thriller through its inclusion of religious themes like possession and the conflict between religion and science, along with filming techniques that emphasize frightening religious elements.
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This document discusses the genre of thriller films. It defines thrillers as films that use suspense and moods like anticipation, anxiety, and terror to entertain audiences. It notes some early influential thriller films from the 1920s and discusses Alfred Hitchcock as a pioneering thriller director. The document also outlines some common thriller subgenres, narrative conventions like twists and cliffhangers, typical visual elements like moody lighting and weapons, character archetypes of protagonists and antagonists, and filming techniques used to make audiences feel uneasy.
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The document discusses the genre of thrillers. It defines thrillers as films with exciting, suspenseful plots. Common thriller elements include an antagonist who aims to harm the protagonist, steadily increasing suspense, and an unpredictable plot twist. Thrillers also typically use non-diegetic sounds and scores to build suspense and suggest danger. Settings are often remote or mysterious areas that isolate characters. The document provides examples from films like The Shining and Psycho to illustrate these techniques.
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Good thriller presentation.
- 1. THRILLER
- 2. What makes a thriller film? In every thriller film there is, you are guaranteed to find almost every single one of the following things:
- 3. POLITICAL Typical Thriller themes. LONE FIGURE ROMANTIC TERRORIST SPY SUPERNATURAL PSYCHOLOGICAL QUEST ASSASSINATION CRIME ENIGMAS
- 4. Thriller Narratives The tension usually peaks when the main character who the audience are generally rooting for is placed in some form of immediate danger. This makes everyone viewing excited and brings them further into the movie. A good example of his happening is when James Bond is being tortured in Casino Royale. Click on the picture from the scene to se this.
- 5. Thriller Narratives 2 Most thriller films will have plots which involve main characters coming against each other usually in a fight or serious argument. An example of this is when Boromir tries to take the ring from Frodo in Lord of the Rings. Click on the picture to see this scene.
- 6. JAMES BOND CLAUSTROPHOBIA IRON MAN Iconography • Iconography is the sort of things you expect to see in a film because of it genre. For thriller these would be: CARS DIALOGUE THE MATRIX GUNS THE DARK KNIGHT BUGSY MALONE POLICE
- 7. SEA Setting • Settings for thriller films are very varied. This is because it is possible for lots of the scenarios to happen in different places. However these are the most common: JAWS • Desert DESERT • seas/oceans • Isolated/secluded settings • Polar/Arctic • Urban areas • Sub-urban areas STAR WARS
- 8. Thriller characters • Thriller characters are often heroes and villains. For example: • Hard men accustomed to danger • Law enforcement officers • Spies • Soldiers • Convicts • Criminals • Stalkers • Assassins • Prison inmates
- 9. Thriller Sub Genres • A sub genre in a thriller is where whilst most of the video is a thriller there are other parts which belong to other genres. Here are some examples: • Action Thriller • Crime Thriller • Psychological Thriller • Science Fiction Thriller • Religious Thriller
- 10. Thriller Hybrids • Thrillers are also often Hybrids which means half the film is one genre and the other half is thriller. Some examples of these are: • Action or adventurous thrillers such as Olympus Has Fallen • Sci-Fi thrillers such as The Matrix • Western thrillers such as The Magnificent Seven • Romantic comedy thrillers such as Safety Last
- 11. Mirrors • Mirrors are often used in films to show the characters emotions from a different point of view as well as showing things that the character is imagining in the mirror. An example of this is a scene from Spiderman. Click on the video to see the scene from Spiderman where mirrors are used.
- 12. Lighting • Low-Key: Also known as the effect chiaroscuro, low key is when lighting is created by the use of a back light, its mainly used in thriller and horror films to represent a darker atmosphere, which is scary or mysterious. It will produce a sharper contrast of light in darker areas on screen in order to develop deep shadows and silhouettes formations. • High- Key: This lighting means more filler lights are used in order for the subject to appear more realistic. The advantage to high-key lighting is that it doesn't require alteration for each scene. However high-key lighting fails to add meaning or drama by lighting certain parts more significant than others. It can be used to show scenery such as a sunny day or mood such as in love.
- 13. Shadows • Shadows are often used in thriller films because it is a fear of the unknown as it is harder to make out what is happening. A good example is from Nosferatu. Click on the video to see the scene from Nosferatu where Shadows are used.
- 14. Tension Music • Sound is very important in films as it sets the tone for what is about to happen. One of the best examples of this is Jaws where the same two notes are repeated getting faster which creates tension and unease. Click on the video to hear the Sound track from Jaws
- 15. Flash-Backs • Flash-Backs are used to show the audience something that has already happened. This is usually in one of the characters heads. Click on the video to see an Example of a flash back from The Bourne Identity.
- 16. Black and White • Many films use only Black and White in their opening credits. This is done for various different reasons. These are examples from various different films that use black and white for their credits.