Horror Trailer Open Questionnaire
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The document is a questionnaire asking for feedback on a horror trailer titled "VENGEANCE." It asks whether the respondent would change the song, cast, character deaths, or ending of the trailer. It also asks about the appropriateness of the title and how the respondent would have dressed the cast to better represent their characters. Finally, it asks for the respondent's interpretation of the plot.
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The document describes various props and materials that will be used in the torture room setting of a film, including construction equipment, rope, a mobile phone, and a chair. The construction equipment is to make the room seem dangerous and its purpose unclear. The rope and chair are used to realistically bind the protagonist against his will. The phone is both a distraction device and a means for the antagonist to communicate with and try to track the protagonist. All of these props advance the narrative and build suspense and understanding for the audience.
Idea’s for the horror movie
The document discusses the process of planning and filming a horror movie trailer. It describes how the group decided on a slasher genre, developed the plot, and selected a filming location. It also outlines deciding roles for directing, producing, writing, and camera operation. The group storyboarded scenes, drafted characters, and designed logos. Test filming occurred but additional footage was needed. The trailer was edited together with sound and transitions and uploaded online.
Eval q7
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The document summarizes and evaluates the opening of a student film called "Stalker". It discusses several elements of the film opening including the title, fonts, costumes, camerawork, locations, story, genre, and character introductions. The opening uses suspenseful music and camerawork to set up a mystery regarding the identity of a stalker who is stalking and killing students. It introduces the protagonist as a normal student and the antagonist from behind to build suspense and mystery.
Evaluation question 7
The document discusses the lessons learned from creating a thriller film. It describes experimenting with different editing techniques like ordering clips, transitions, and cutting shots to improve storytelling. Music and sound effects were added to create atmosphere. Various camera shots like high angles, point-of-view, and long shots were used to add emphasis and build suspense. Elements like the antagonist's black clothing, the protagonists' school bags, and a woodland setting were utilized to enhance the mise-en-scene and sinister tone. Titles were incorporated through photos and sound effects to introduce characters and further the unsettling mood.
Media Evalution
The document provides an evaluation of the opening titles for the film "Creep". It summarizes the setting, costumes, camerawork, editing, titles, and how the opening introduces the characters and establishes the genre of horror/thriller. Screenshots are included of the stalker character putting up pictures, the interview scene, and the editing process. The opening sequences shows the stalker character chasing the victim, establishing him as the antagonist and her as the vulnerable protagonist.
Toy story presentation
Pixar's teaser trailers for films like Toy Story 3 typically include no footage from the actual film and instead use the animated characters to promote the film in a recognizable way. The teaser trailer for Toy Story 3 introduces Woody and other characters using only their voices and props related to their personalities to hint at the continuation of the story without revealing any plot details, while also being longer than a conventional teaser at a minute and 40 seconds. It creatively brings the characters' personalities to life through their interactions and uses them to build excitement for the third installment in the popular Toy Story franchise in a non-conventional way compared to typical short teaser trailers.
Evaluation 1
This document provides an evaluation of a short horror film opening. It summarizes how the opening conforms to conventions of the horror and psychological thriller genres in several ways:
1) The main title is iconic with a red font suggestive of blood, while the named titles are more plain as to not distract from the action.
2) The plot features common horror elements like torture, weapons, and a twist ending. It aims to be creepy and shocking.
3) Character exposition is ambiguous at first, building mystery, as seen in other horror films like The Conjuring.
4) An enigma is established by initially presenting the leads as protagonists but then revealing they are the antagon
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The document describes various props and materials that will be used in the torture room setting of a film, including construction equipment, rope, a mobile phone, and a chair. The construction equipment is to make the room seem dangerous and its purpose unclear. The rope and chair are used to realistically bind the protagonist against his will. The phone is both a distraction device and a means for the antagonist to communicate with and try to track the protagonist. All of these props advance the narrative and build suspense and understanding for the audience.
Idea’s for the horror movie
The document discusses the process of planning and filming a horror movie trailer. It describes how the group decided on a slasher genre, developed the plot, and selected a filming location. It also outlines deciding roles for directing, producing, writing, and camera operation. The group storyboarded scenes, drafted characters, and designed logos. Test filming occurred but additional footage was needed. The trailer was edited together with sound and transitions and uploaded online.
Eval q7
The document discusses the improvements made to the filmmaking techniques in a thriller film project compared to a preliminary project. Key areas of improvement included ordering clips in a logical story structure, experimenting with effects and transitions, cutting unnecessary footage to fit the time requirement, creating original music and sound effects using Mixcraft rather than just diegetic sounds, utilizing more varied camera shots like high angles, point of view, and long shots, and considering mise-en-scene elements like the antagonist wearing black to convey a sinister presence. Titles were also added through photos with camera shutter sound effects rather than just footage.
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Evaluation question 7
The document discusses the lessons learned from creating a thriller film. It describes experimenting with different editing techniques like ordering clips, transitions, and cutting shots to improve storytelling. Music and sound effects were added to create atmosphere. Various camera shots like high angles, point-of-view, and long shots were used to add emphasis and build suspense. Elements like the antagonist's black clothing, the protagonists' school bags, and a woodland setting were utilized to enhance the mise-en-scene and sinister tone. Titles were incorporated through photos and sound effects to introduce characters and further the unsettling mood.
Media Evalution
The document provides an evaluation of the opening titles for the film "Creep". It summarizes the setting, costumes, camerawork, editing, titles, and how the opening introduces the characters and establishes the genre of horror/thriller. Screenshots are included of the stalker character putting up pictures, the interview scene, and the editing process. The opening sequences shows the stalker character chasing the victim, establishing him as the antagonist and her as the vulnerable protagonist.
Toy story presentation
Pixar's teaser trailers for films like Toy Story 3 typically include no footage from the actual film and instead use the animated characters to promote the film in a recognizable way. The teaser trailer for Toy Story 3 introduces Woody and other characters using only their voices and props related to their personalities to hint at the continuation of the story without revealing any plot details, while also being longer than a conventional teaser at a minute and 40 seconds. It creatively brings the characters' personalities to life through their interactions and uses them to build excitement for the third installment in the popular Toy Story franchise in a non-conventional way compared to typical short teaser trailers.
Evaluation 1
This document provides an evaluation of a short horror film opening. It summarizes how the opening conforms to conventions of the horror and psychological thriller genres in several ways:
1) The main title is iconic with a red font suggestive of blood, while the named titles are more plain as to not distract from the action.
2) The plot features common horror elements like torture, weapons, and a twist ending. It aims to be creepy and shocking.
3) Character exposition is ambiguous at first, building mystery, as seen in other horror films like The Conjuring.
4) An enigma is established by initially presenting the leads as protagonists but then revealing they are the antagon
Evaluation Post 1
1) The film opening uses typical horror and thriller conventions like suspenseful music, quiet camerawork without shakes, and a masked antagonist to build mystery and tension.
2) The protagonist is introduced as a normal student character to make the audience relate to him, while the antagonist is only shown from behind at first to add suspense.
3) Different locations are used, both indoors and outdoors, with the protagonist ultimately killed alone in an isolated outdoor area as is common in horror films.
Evaluation Part 1
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Actor planning
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Answers to the questionaire 2
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3) The black and white footage, barren setting, and actress's dark hair and pale complexion contributed to establishing an ominous mood.
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Evaluation the lesson
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3) Feedback indicated the trailer was generally effective but could have benefited from more dramatic and suspenseful scenes throughout to further engage the audience.
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Evaluation question 1 - John Glen
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Target Audience
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1) The film opening uses typical horror and thriller conventions like suspenseful music, quiet camerawork without shakes, and a masked antagonist to build mystery and tension.
2) The protagonist is introduced as a normal student character to make the audience relate to him, while the antagonist is only shown from behind at first to add suspense.
3) Different locations are used, both indoors and outdoors, with the protagonist ultimately killed alone in an isolated outdoor area as is common in horror films.
Evaluation Part 1
The document discusses how the author's film opening used and challenged conventions of real action films. The author stuck to conventions like using fast-paced, intense music typical of the genre. A chase scene was included as they commonly occur in action films. Simple cutting was used to make shots look quick, as seen in films like Fast Five and Star Trek Into Darkness. The main character being a woman challenged conventions that heroes are usually men. The forest setting diverged from the typical urban environments of action films. Links to inspiration films like Casino Royale, The Hunger Games and Mission Impossible are provided.
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Micro/Macro Elements outlines key components of filmmaking at both the micro and macro levels. At the micro level, it discusses cinematography techniques like camera angles and movements, mise en scene elements like lighting, costumes, and props, sound design choices, and editing styles. At the macro level, it covers narrative structures, common film genres, representations of gender and class in films, and how producers aim to appeal to targeted audiences.
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The document outlines plans for a student film project involving two actors, various props, locations, lighting, costumes, and reasons why audiences may find it interesting. It describes using a friend who studies drama as one actor and lists props needed for both actors, including a balaclava and fake guns. Locations will include an alley near a group member's house and various rooms in another's house. Lighting and costumes are also discussed to set the scene and tone.
Actor planning
Summer Jones is planning her opening titles sequence for a horror film. She will carefully choose actors that fit the horror genre. For the main protagonist, who will be the villain, she thinks a tall male actor would be most effective to intimidate the audience. She will use makeup and special effects to further manipulate the actor's appearance. For this intimidating main role, she will use her tall, broad-shouldered brother, who fits the physical characteristics conventional for intimidating villains in horror films.
Answers to the questionaire 2
The document contains feedback from test viewers on the opening sequence of a horror film. The majority of respondents felt that:
1) The sound effects, music, and narration successfully created an atmospheric and creepy tone that fit the horror genre.
2) A variety of effective camera shots were used and the transitions between scenes were smooth.
3) The black and white footage, barren setting, and actress's dark hair and pale complexion contributed to establishing an ominous mood.
4) Overall, the opening sequence effectively set the scene and appealed to the test audience as a horror film introduction.
Fragile Diamond- Video Pitch
The document proposes ideas for a music video featuring a female artist. It discusses having the white dress signify loss of innocence while the male lead's dark suit signifies wealth and evil. It also suggests using a forest near a lake as the setting. The video will include both a narrative of good versus evil and a performance element with the artist singing in character. Proposed narrative ideas include a chase through the forest. Proposed performance elements include objects hanging from trees and the artist singing against a wall with projected images. A diamond stencil is suggested as a symbol to brand the artist.
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Evaluation the lesson
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2) While the group planned each shot purposefully, additional shots and angles were added during filming to build tension, though this wasn't part of the original plan.
3) Feedback indicated the trailer was generally effective but could have benefited from more dramatic and suspenseful scenes throughout to further engage the audience.
Trailer analysis - Snatch
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The document discusses characterisation in films. It defines characterisation as how a film reveals the personality of characters, which can be done directly by telling the audience or indirectly by showing things that reveal personality through speech, thoughts, effects on others, actions, and looks. Examples are provided from films like Se7en and Mean Girls to illustrate indirect and direct characterisation. The document also discusses how protagonists and antagonists are characterized at the beginning of films to establish them as the "good guy" or "bad guy."
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This document provides planning details for a documentary about film director Tim Burton and his unique gothic fantasy style. It includes mood boards showing color schemes and characters from Burton's films for inspiration. There are also sketches of the documentary's timeline graphic, interview questions, and production schedule. The documentary will begin with an introduction and timeline of Burton's films, followed by an interview with a Burton fan discussing his style and shared universe theory. Scenes from Burton's movies will accompany the interview. The outro will feature memorable clips from films like Nightmare Before Christmas and Edward Scissorhands.
Evaluation question 1 - John Glen
The document provides a narrative analysis of a student film project that aimed to create a psychological thriller opening sequence. It summarizes how the project stayed conventional in some aspects of its narrative, protagonist, locations, and titles while also attempting to challenge some conventions. Specifically, it opened with a dream sequence and had a male protagonist suffering from memory loss. Locations included a city roof, hospital, and darkened room. The title "Existence" was chosen for being thought-provoking. Editing techniques like using black and white and close-ups were employed to clearly convey elements like it being a dream.
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Friday the 13th - Textual Analysis (Full Version)
The trailer uses ominous music and editing to build tension. It shows a group of teenagers arriving at a lakefront cabin to party. However, scenes of a masked killer and missing persons signs hint at danger. As the teens begin to go missing or die in strange ways, the trailer cuts between shots of the terrified teens and the towering killer stalking them with a machete. The rapid cuts and scary sounds heighten the fear as the identity of the killer, Jason, is revealed just before the credits roll.
Friday the 13th - Textual Analysis (full version)
The trailer uses various film techniques to build suspense and establish the plot of the slasher film Friday the 13th. It begins with ominous music and tinted logos, then shows teenagers arriving at a lakefront cabin. Scenes of the group partying are intercut with shots of the killer Jason stalking them. As characters begin to go missing or die, the music increases in intensity and the edits speed up, culminating in a final reveal of Jason's iconic hockey mask amid the credits.
Friday the 13th textual analysis
The trailer uses ominous music and editing to build tension. It shows a group of teenagers arriving at a lakefront cabin to party. However, scenes of a masked killer and missing persons signs hint at danger. As the teens begin to go missing or die in strange ways, the trailer cuts between shots of the terrified teens and the towering killer stalking them with a machete. The rapid cuts and scary sounds heighten the fear as the identity of the killer, Jason, is revealed just before the credits roll.
Halloween - Textual Analysis (Full Version)
The trailer for the film Halloween is summarized in 3 sentences:
The trailer establishes the film as a horror by showing dark scenes of a crying woman, a body on a stretcher, and a young boy suspected of murder. It then introduces Michael Myers, who is seen shackled in a psychiatric hospital before escaping and stalking victims while wearing a mask. The trailer builds tension through quick cuts between scenes of Myers attacking people and chasing after his main target, Laurie Strode.
Halloween - textual analysis (Full Version)
The trailer for the film Halloween is summarized in 3 sentences:
The trailer sets an ominous tone by showing scenes of a young boy suspected of murder, Michael Myers in a psychiatric hospital and attacking people, and Michael stalking and chasing the main character Laurie. It uses quick cuts and musical stings between scenes of violence to build tension and mystery around Michael's motives. The trailer culminates in a standoff between Michael and Laurie to tease the central confrontation between the masked killer and his intended victim in the film.
Halloween - textual analysis (Full Version)
The trailer summarizes the plot of the film Halloween. It shows scenes of a young Michael Myers being taken into custody for murdering his sister. It then flashes forward to show the adult Michael escaping from a psychiatric hospital. Several quick scenes depict Michael stalking and attacking victims in a small town, focusing particularly on his pursuit of Laurie Strode. The trailer uses rapid editing between scenes of violence and flashes of the film's title to build tension and mystery around Michael's motives.
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