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Horror films seek to elicit negative emotions in audiences by playing on primal fears involving themes like the supernatural and macabre. Common horror roles include ghosts, aliens, vampires, and more. The earliest horror shorts date back to the late 1890s and included supernatural events, helping to establish the genre. Directors like Alfred Hitchcock developed unique styles for representing horror through techniques like cameo appearances and allowing the camera to take on human qualities that drew audiences into the mystery. Hitchcock also tended to use opposing gender stereotypes in his films by portraying female characters as dangerous and risk-taking, while males were more caring and risk-averse.
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Here are the key strengths and limitations I see for your project based on the information provided:
Strengths:
- Filming entirely at home gives more flexibility and time for production compared to filming in college.
- Having more time and a higher budget at home can allow for a higher production quality.
Limitations:
- Only having 3 actors (yourself and parents) will greatly limit the scope of any scenes requiring more actors. This could restrict certain story or scene ideas.
- A very small cast will make it challenging to depict realistic group/crowd scenes that are common in slasher films.
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- 1. By Josh Pyne
- 2. A horror film is a film that seeks to inflict negative emotional reactions from its audience, it does this by toying with the audiences primal fears. Common themes include the supernatural and the macabre. Roles in horrors may include ghosts, aliens, vampires, werewolves, demons, gore, torture, vicious animals, evil witches, monster, zombies, killers, and serial cannibals.
- 3. The first horror shorts that included supernatural events appeared in the late 1890’s, and was directed by film pioneer George Mielles. Around that many other horror shorts were released such as La Caverne maudite and then in 1908 Edison studios version of Frankenstein was release. These were the beginning, the start of what we know today as one of the most satisfy and exciting genres. Horror.
- 4. Directors like Alfred Hitchcock who is famous for movies such as Psycho, The Birds, and Frenzy have their very own styles on how they represent horror to audiences. Hitchcock had a really unique style when it came to making his movies, he always used techniques which would be noticed as his own when watching other movies of his. A style would be his Cameo appearances he does in his movies which he does a lot. What this does is gives the audience an instant thought once noticing him in the movie that its his movie because he has used this before and by doing this he is kind of marking his own territory to tell the audience that the movie is his and no other directors or writers. Another style would be the way he allows the camera to take on human qualities so the audience feel as if they are uncovering the true story and allowing them to interact and solve the mysteries within story. He also likes to fill in scenes with no dialogue, with a point of view shot so that the audience can see what the character is seeing.
- 5. Hitchcock was known to use male and female characters in his movies rather similar, as he makes his characters opposite to what the audience would expect as he uses female characters and makes them dangerous blondes who like taking risks and when it comes to the male characters he likes making them lovable and really caring when it comes around to their mothers so they are less risk taking than the female characters, as for nowadays you would get the opposite kind of characters in movies such as the female are all caring and less risk taking as for the males they would take any risk coming at them.