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Thriller movies commonly use certain tropes to build excitement, including a protagonist hero in conflict with an enigmatic villain who threatens a victim, keeping audiences guessing at what will happen, while pairs of heroes like cops use action and investigation to solve the case and protect the victim.
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The document discusses key elements of horror film narratives and character types. It describes common horror film settings as abandoned or remote locations with dark pasts, often at night to create tension. It lists common character types including the protagonist who usually survives, the sexual character who is often first killed, the irritating character paired with sex appeal who is also often first killed using point-of-view shots. It also mentions the comeuppance character who does anything to survive but is usually last killed, the unlikely hero who is suspected to die first but saves the day, and the bad guy whose backstory and motives are unknown but who does horrible things.
Textual Analysis of Horror Genre
Horror films use certain cinematic techniques and conventions to create suspense and fear in the audience. These include high and low camera angles to portray vulnerability or power, extreme close-ups to build tension, and isolated or deserted settings. Common horror film themes involve death, characters unable to escape threats, and icons representing the villain's methods. The characters typically include protagonists, psychopaths, curious teenagers, victims (with at least one survivor), ghosts seeking revenge, demons, and serial killers with signature killing styles.
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Thrillers use tension and suspense through conventions like mystery, characterisation, cinematography, and crime. Thrillers can be further classified into sub-genres like crime thriller, political thriller, psychological thriller, spy thriller, and action thriller. Examples include Goodfellas as a crime thriller and Seven as a psychological thriller. Key thriller conventions include a mysterious character or item to drive the narrative, a focus on developing complex characters, unconventional camera angles to depict confusion, and incorporating crime into the plot. A timeline shows the evolution of notable thriller films from the 1920s to 1990s.
Forms and conventions of a thriller
Thriller films follow certain conventions to build suspense in the audience. They often center around crimes like a serial killer on the loose. Multiple storylines combine to confuse and intrigue viewers as they try to follow the plot. Flashbacks and documentary styles are also used effectively. The protagonist typically has a weakness that the antagonist exploits to put them in danger. This drives up suspense until the climax where the protagonist defeats the antagonist. Themes of identity and mystery through dramatic irony keep audiences engaged as they try to solve enigmas hinted at throughout.
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The document discusses the opening sequence of a student horror film and how it uses conventions from the genre. It aimed to portray a masked antagonist stalking vulnerable female victims through techniques like costuming, weapons, lighting, sound and camerawork. Inspiration came from films like Scream, Cabin in the Woods and Se7en. The sequence builds tension as the antagonist tracks the victims through the woods, culminating in a final shot of one girl being captured that mirrors a scene from Cabin in the Woods. Overall the sequence strives to feel conventional to the horror genre through its use of familiar tropes and techniques.
What is horror
Horror films seek to elicit negative emotional reactions through scenes that startle viewers and themes involving the macabre and supernatural. They often deal with viewers' nightmares and fears of the unknown through the intrusion of evil forces or events, commonly supernatural in origin. Common horror elements include ghosts, monsters, demons, gore, and serial killers. Subgenres include slasher films focusing on graphic violence and gore, psychological horror playing on beliefs and emotions, and supernatural horror featuring ghosts.
What is horror
Horror films aim to elicit negative emotions from audiences by playing on their fears. There are many horror subgenres that focus on different types of scares. Settings like isolated woods, houses, underground areas, and abandoned buildings are commonly used because they make characters vulnerable with no easy access to help. Victims are usually foreshadowed based on their behaviors, while survivors are often unexpected but relatable characters portrayed as pure. Villains usually conceal their identity and wear dark colors while wielding stabbing weapons. Props like these weapons and frightening objects are important for setting the scene. Most horror films use low-key natural lighting to generate an unsettling atmosphere.
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Thriller movies commonly use certain tropes to build excitement, including a protagonist hero in conflict with an enigmatic villain who threatens a victim, keeping audiences guessing at what will happen, while pairs of heroes like cops use action and investigation to solve the case and protect the victim.
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The document discusses key elements of horror film narratives and character types. It describes common horror film settings as abandoned or remote locations with dark pasts, often at night to create tension. It lists common character types including the protagonist who usually survives, the sexual character who is often first killed, the irritating character paired with sex appeal who is also often first killed using point-of-view shots. It also mentions the comeuppance character who does anything to survive but is usually last killed, the unlikely hero who is suspected to die first but saves the day, and the bad guy whose backstory and motives are unknown but who does horrible things.
Textual Analysis of Horror Genre
Horror films use certain cinematic techniques and conventions to create suspense and fear in the audience. These include high and low camera angles to portray vulnerability or power, extreme close-ups to build tension, and isolated or deserted settings. Common horror film themes involve death, characters unable to escape threats, and icons representing the villain's methods. The characters typically include protagonists, psychopaths, curious teenagers, victims (with at least one survivor), ghosts seeking revenge, demons, and serial killers with signature killing styles.
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Thrillers use tension and suspense through conventions like mystery, characterisation, cinematography, and crime. Thrillers can be further classified into sub-genres like crime thriller, political thriller, psychological thriller, spy thriller, and action thriller. Examples include Goodfellas as a crime thriller and Seven as a psychological thriller. Key thriller conventions include a mysterious character or item to drive the narrative, a focus on developing complex characters, unconventional camera angles to depict confusion, and incorporating crime into the plot. A timeline shows the evolution of notable thriller films from the 1920s to 1990s.
Forms and conventions of a thriller
Thriller films follow certain conventions to build suspense in the audience. They often center around crimes like a serial killer on the loose. Multiple storylines combine to confuse and intrigue viewers as they try to follow the plot. Flashbacks and documentary styles are also used effectively. The protagonist typically has a weakness that the antagonist exploits to put them in danger. This drives up suspense until the climax where the protagonist defeats the antagonist. Themes of identity and mystery through dramatic irony keep audiences engaged as they try to solve enigmas hinted at throughout.
Question 1 powerpoint
The document discusses the opening sequence of a student horror film and how it uses conventions from the genre. It aimed to portray a masked antagonist stalking vulnerable female victims through techniques like costuming, weapons, lighting, sound and camerawork. Inspiration came from films like Scream, Cabin in the Woods and Se7en. The sequence builds tension as the antagonist tracks the victims through the woods, culminating in a final shot of one girl being captured that mirrors a scene from Cabin in the Woods. Overall the sequence strives to feel conventional to the horror genre through its use of familiar tropes and techniques.
What is horror
Horror films seek to elicit negative emotional reactions through scenes that startle viewers and themes involving the macabre and supernatural. They often deal with viewers' nightmares and fears of the unknown through the intrusion of evil forces or events, commonly supernatural in origin. Common horror elements include ghosts, monsters, demons, gore, and serial killers. Subgenres include slasher films focusing on graphic violence and gore, psychological horror playing on beliefs and emotions, and supernatural horror featuring ghosts.
What is horror
Horror films aim to elicit negative emotions from audiences by playing on their fears. There are many horror subgenres that focus on different types of scares. Settings like isolated woods, houses, underground areas, and abandoned buildings are commonly used because they make characters vulnerable with no easy access to help. Victims are usually foreshadowed based on their behaviors, while survivors are often unexpected but relatable characters portrayed as pure. Villains usually conceal their identity and wear dark colors while wielding stabbing weapons. Props like these weapons and frightening objects are important for setting the scene. Most horror films use low-key natural lighting to generate an unsettling atmosphere.
Genre Research-Thriller
Thrillers generally involve a struggle between good and evil, with the antagonist interfering with the protagonist's plans and creating danger throughout the film. The story is usually told from the protagonist's point of view as they work to overcome obstacles caused by the antagonist. Characters tend to fit stereotypes, with the protagonist having a danger-related job and the antagonist being an isolated, masculine villain. Locations are typically ordinary cities and suburbs that could inspire fear by feeling realistic places for such events.
Scream
Scream is a conventional horror movie that shows brutal murders and a lot of blood. The main antagonists are two psychopaths who use different murder weapons and techniques. It takes place in a large, suburban house in an isolated area, making it easy for the murderers to strike without anyone hearing the victims' screams. The movie effectively uses sounds, camera shots, lighting, and other techniques common to horror movies to create tension and put the audience in the perspective of the victims. While it contains some non-conventional elements like the tidy homes and lack of supernatural elements, Scream overall exemplifies many of the tropes and conventions of the horror genre.
Prop Research
Props play an important role in horror films by helping identify the genre and creating atmosphere. Typical horror props include weapons, costumes splattered with blood, religious icons, and mysterious objects. Props are often used to foreshadow events, like when Drew Barrymore touches knives before being stabbed in Scream. They can also create mystery by being continuously shown without explanation. The document outlines several key props that will be used in a student horror film, including a piece of wood used to kill the first victim, poison disguised as crushed paracetamol in a drink, pink trainers worn by the killer, and burned photos foreshadowing deaths. A particularly iconic prop is red lipstick, which the killer will wear and use to
Task 1
The document discusses the opening scene of a film project intended to uphold conventions of the horror/thriller genre. Shots are deliberately dark to set a vintage nightclub mood. The magician is lit darkly to seem mysterious and evil, contrasting his lit assistant. Elements like a distorted title font, young female characters, and the use of black backgrounds and blood aim to employ stereotypes of the genre.
Conventions of Horror
The document outlines common conventions in horror films, including settings like haunted houses, woods, and graveyards that create a scary atmosphere. It notes that victims in horror films are often young and naïve, traveling in groups with stereotypes and getting killed one by one. The villain can be anything from a ghost to a serial killer and kills victims in a bloody manner. It concludes by stating some iconic visuals that are important to include when making a horror film like a zombie movie, such as gore, bite marks, running, and graveyards.
Thriller Convetions As Media
1) Thrillers are a movie genre with many subgenres that follow different rules to create effects like dramatic irony and engage audiences.
2) Thrillers typically take place in isolated foreign locations to seem realistic, though some modern thrillers challenge this.
3) Key thriller conventions include a protagonist versus antagonist, complex narratives with clues and evidence, and themes of revenge. Thrillers combine genres like horror, action, mystery and crime.
Genre analysis media a level
Horror films aim to elicit emotions of fear, horror and terror in viewers through plots involving death, the supernatural, or mental illness. Common story plots involve kidnapping, murder, serial killers, and psychopaths. In the past, horror films were considered lower quality and made cheaply for teenagers, though they had cathartic power. Examples of influential horror films and directors include The Texas Chain Saw Massacre directed by Tobe Hooper, Halloween for which John Carpenter did the soundtrack, and Psycho directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Frequent horror film actors include Lon Chaney, Idris Elba, and Elizabeth Olsen.
The horror genre
The document discusses the horror genre in film. It defines genre and provides examples of subgenres like horror comedy hybrids. It also covers common elements of horror films, including isolated or abandoned settings, expressive camera work using extreme close-ups and point-of-view shots, iconic visuals like blood and weapons, narratives that cliffhang or have endless plots, character archetypes like "the protagonist" and "the antagonist", and recurring themes like revenge or religion.
My Understanding of Thriller Genre
This document provides an overview of the thriller genre for a class presentation. It defines thrillers as aiming to promote suspense and excitement through intense emotions. It outlines several thriller subgenres and common themes. Key elements of thriller narratives are discussed, including typical character roles, plot sections, and binary oppositions. The document also details many common thriller codes and conventions for elements like music, lighting, camera work and settings. It provides examples of how mise-en-scene techniques like mirrors, flashbacks and shadows are used to create meaning and tension in thrillers.
Narrative theory
The document discusses several narrative theories that can be applied to analyzing the structure and meaning of films. It explains Todorov's five stages of narrative structure, including equilibrium, disruption, recognition, attempt to repair, and new equilibrium. Propp identified eight common character types and 31 potential functions in narratives. Levi-Strauss discussed how binary oppositions like good/evil drive conflict and resolution in stories. Barthes' enigma code explained how narratives use partial explanations and codes like tension-building to intrigue audiences into further viewing. Examples are provided of how these theories apply to analyzing the films Gone, Black Swan, Se7en, Insomnia, and Frozen.
Key conventions
There are six key conventions of the horror genre that are discussed in the document. These include the setting, technical codes, themes, narrative structure, and character types. The setting is often isolated and abandoned places like villages, rural areas, or haunted houses. Technical codes include point-of-view camera shots and diegetic/non-diegetic sounds. Common themes involve binaries of good/evil, hidden evil, and haunted pasts. Narratives typically follow classic Hollywood structures and involve protagonists battling threats. Character types include victims, heroes, killers, and groups of friends.
Horror film forms and conventions
Horror movies aim to scare and thrill audiences by focusing on the dark side of life. Common themes include revenge, hauntings, demons, serial killers, religious beliefs, and ghosts. Successful horror movies employ techniques like weird camera angles, close-ups, and point-of-view shots to build tension and involve audiences. Visual elements like dark colors, white in supernatural films, and props help identify characters and situate the film within the horror genre.
The horror genre
The document discusses various elements of horror films including genres, codes and conventions, narrative themes, structures, and mise-en-scene. It provides examples of different horror subgenres such as slasher, psychological, aquatic and defines them. Common codes like creating fear and developing dark atmospheres are explained. Elements like surprise, mystery and suspense are described as important to a good horror film. Mise-en-scene details the use of lighting, sets and props to set the scene. Color symbolism and cinematography techniques are also reviewed.
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Horror film codes and conventions
The document discusses common elements of horror film settings, characters, and scenarios. It notes that most horror films take place at night in remote or abandoned areas with dark weather. They feature a group of victims confronting a single antagonist who has a trademark killing style. The plot typically involves the antagonist killing victims one by one until only one survivor is left to finally defeat the antagonist in a climactic finale.
Horror genre research
Horror films seek to elicit negative emotions from audiences by playing on their fears. They use common settings, characters, themes and conventions to create frightening atmospheres that audiences associate with the genre. Typical elements include isolated locations at night, female protagonists facing killers, unexpected heroes, and themes involving demons, religion, and the struggle between good and evil. Horror films aim to give audiences a thrill by blending real-life and fictional stories of one's worst nightmares coming true.
Thriller genre
The thriller genre encompasses numerous subgenres that are characterized by creating feelings of suspense, excitement, and anxiety in viewers. Common conventions of thrillers include withholding important information from viewers, using plot twists and cliffhangers, and settings that create a suspenseful atmosphere. Cinematography techniques like close-ups and tracking shots are employed to emphasize suspense and emotion. Modern thrillers continue to follow these conventions to build suspense through the use of film techniques and literary devices.
Crime & thriller genre
The document discusses genres and sub-genres in film. Genre provides expectations for the audience but can be flexible through combinations and modifications. Crime genres typically involve criminal plots and fast-paced mystery. Sub-genres like mob/gangster films focus on organized crime while crime-thrillers combine crime and suspense. Similarly, thriller films aim to suspense but have sub-genres like action thrillers using action and psychological thrillers relying on the mind.
Horror Movie Conventions
Horror movie conventions typically involve certain settings, characters, and narrative structures. The setting is usually dark, old, and gloomy locations like haunted houses or abandoned places. Character types include the main protagonist/victim, a villain like a serial killer or monster, and other stereotypical roles. Narrative structures use elements like unexplained events that intrigue audiences and good vs. evil binary oppositions between characters. Visual elements also follow conventions, with dark colors, shadows, low lighting, and costumes reflecting the characters' roles.
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Iconography of Drama Psychological Thriller
This document discusses various iconography used in psychological thriller and drama films. For psychological thrillers, it describes the use of low key lighting, knives, confined spaces/claustrophobia, shadows to create feelings of danger and uncertainty. For dramas, it emphasizes the importance of realism, dramatic irony, rites of passage, character development, and emotional depth to help audiences relate to characters and understand their perspectives. The document analyzes examples from films like Sin City, Psycho, 127 Hours, and others to illustrate how different iconography is employed in each genre.
Codes And Conventions Of Thrillers
The document outlines several common conventions used in thriller films, including the use of mirrors, shadows, obtrusive editing, flashbacks, and black and white photography. Mirrors and shadows are used to represent the inner darkness of characters. Quick cuts, changes in camera angles, and montage editing create tension and disorient the audience. Flashbacks provide backstory while also confusing the sense of time and space. Psychological thrillers involve mind games between two or more characters trying to undermine each other's mental states.
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Thrillers generally involve a struggle between good and evil, with the antagonist interfering with the protagonist's plans and creating danger throughout the film. The story is usually told from the protagonist's point of view as they work to overcome obstacles caused by the antagonist. Characters tend to fit stereotypes, with the protagonist having a danger-related job and the antagonist being an isolated, masculine villain. Locations are typically ordinary cities and suburbs that could inspire fear by feeling realistic places for such events.
Scream
Scream is a conventional horror movie that shows brutal murders and a lot of blood. The main antagonists are two psychopaths who use different murder weapons and techniques. It takes place in a large, suburban house in an isolated area, making it easy for the murderers to strike without anyone hearing the victims' screams. The movie effectively uses sounds, camera shots, lighting, and other techniques common to horror movies to create tension and put the audience in the perspective of the victims. While it contains some non-conventional elements like the tidy homes and lack of supernatural elements, Scream overall exemplifies many of the tropes and conventions of the horror genre.
Prop Research
Props play an important role in horror films by helping identify the genre and creating atmosphere. Typical horror props include weapons, costumes splattered with blood, religious icons, and mysterious objects. Props are often used to foreshadow events, like when Drew Barrymore touches knives before being stabbed in Scream. They can also create mystery by being continuously shown without explanation. The document outlines several key props that will be used in a student horror film, including a piece of wood used to kill the first victim, poison disguised as crushed paracetamol in a drink, pink trainers worn by the killer, and burned photos foreshadowing deaths. A particularly iconic prop is red lipstick, which the killer will wear and use to
Task 1
The document discusses the opening scene of a film project intended to uphold conventions of the horror/thriller genre. Shots are deliberately dark to set a vintage nightclub mood. The magician is lit darkly to seem mysterious and evil, contrasting his lit assistant. Elements like a distorted title font, young female characters, and the use of black backgrounds and blood aim to employ stereotypes of the genre.
Conventions of Horror
The document outlines common conventions in horror films, including settings like haunted houses, woods, and graveyards that create a scary atmosphere. It notes that victims in horror films are often young and naïve, traveling in groups with stereotypes and getting killed one by one. The villain can be anything from a ghost to a serial killer and kills victims in a bloody manner. It concludes by stating some iconic visuals that are important to include when making a horror film like a zombie movie, such as gore, bite marks, running, and graveyards.
Thriller Convetions As Media
1) Thrillers are a movie genre with many subgenres that follow different rules to create effects like dramatic irony and engage audiences.
2) Thrillers typically take place in isolated foreign locations to seem realistic, though some modern thrillers challenge this.
3) Key thriller conventions include a protagonist versus antagonist, complex narratives with clues and evidence, and themes of revenge. Thrillers combine genres like horror, action, mystery and crime.
Genre analysis media a level
Horror films aim to elicit emotions of fear, horror and terror in viewers through plots involving death, the supernatural, or mental illness. Common story plots involve kidnapping, murder, serial killers, and psychopaths. In the past, horror films were considered lower quality and made cheaply for teenagers, though they had cathartic power. Examples of influential horror films and directors include The Texas Chain Saw Massacre directed by Tobe Hooper, Halloween for which John Carpenter did the soundtrack, and Psycho directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Frequent horror film actors include Lon Chaney, Idris Elba, and Elizabeth Olsen.
The horror genre
The document discusses the horror genre in film. It defines genre and provides examples of subgenres like horror comedy hybrids. It also covers common elements of horror films, including isolated or abandoned settings, expressive camera work using extreme close-ups and point-of-view shots, iconic visuals like blood and weapons, narratives that cliffhang or have endless plots, character archetypes like "the protagonist" and "the antagonist", and recurring themes like revenge or religion.
My Understanding of Thriller Genre
This document provides an overview of the thriller genre for a class presentation. It defines thrillers as aiming to promote suspense and excitement through intense emotions. It outlines several thriller subgenres and common themes. Key elements of thriller narratives are discussed, including typical character roles, plot sections, and binary oppositions. The document also details many common thriller codes and conventions for elements like music, lighting, camera work and settings. It provides examples of how mise-en-scene techniques like mirrors, flashbacks and shadows are used to create meaning and tension in thrillers.
Narrative theory
The document discusses several narrative theories that can be applied to analyzing the structure and meaning of films. It explains Todorov's five stages of narrative structure, including equilibrium, disruption, recognition, attempt to repair, and new equilibrium. Propp identified eight common character types and 31 potential functions in narratives. Levi-Strauss discussed how binary oppositions like good/evil drive conflict and resolution in stories. Barthes' enigma code explained how narratives use partial explanations and codes like tension-building to intrigue audiences into further viewing. Examples are provided of how these theories apply to analyzing the films Gone, Black Swan, Se7en, Insomnia, and Frozen.
Key conventions
There are six key conventions of the horror genre that are discussed in the document. These include the setting, technical codes, themes, narrative structure, and character types. The setting is often isolated and abandoned places like villages, rural areas, or haunted houses. Technical codes include point-of-view camera shots and diegetic/non-diegetic sounds. Common themes involve binaries of good/evil, hidden evil, and haunted pasts. Narratives typically follow classic Hollywood structures and involve protagonists battling threats. Character types include victims, heroes, killers, and groups of friends.
Horror film forms and conventions
Horror movies aim to scare and thrill audiences by focusing on the dark side of life. Common themes include revenge, hauntings, demons, serial killers, religious beliefs, and ghosts. Successful horror movies employ techniques like weird camera angles, close-ups, and point-of-view shots to build tension and involve audiences. Visual elements like dark colors, white in supernatural films, and props help identify characters and situate the film within the horror genre.
The horror genre
The document discusses various elements of horror films including genres, codes and conventions, narrative themes, structures, and mise-en-scene. It provides examples of different horror subgenres such as slasher, psychological, aquatic and defines them. Common codes like creating fear and developing dark atmospheres are explained. Elements like surprise, mystery and suspense are described as important to a good horror film. Mise-en-scene details the use of lighting, sets and props to set the scene. Color symbolism and cinematography techniques are also reviewed.
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The document discusses different genres that can be used in movies. It defines genre as the plot or style of a movie, such as thriller, sci-fi, fiction, or non-fiction. It notes that every movie has a genre and that using two or three genres can make a movie more interesting, as long as the genres are compatible, such as action and thriller rather than horror and romance. The document then provides brief definitions of common movie genres including thriller, action, comedy, romance, and horror.
Horror film codes and conventions
The document discusses common elements of horror film settings, characters, and scenarios. It notes that most horror films take place at night in remote or abandoned areas with dark weather. They feature a group of victims confronting a single antagonist who has a trademark killing style. The plot typically involves the antagonist killing victims one by one until only one survivor is left to finally defeat the antagonist in a climactic finale.
Horror genre research
Horror films seek to elicit negative emotions from audiences by playing on their fears. They use common settings, characters, themes and conventions to create frightening atmospheres that audiences associate with the genre. Typical elements include isolated locations at night, female protagonists facing killers, unexpected heroes, and themes involving demons, religion, and the struggle between good and evil. Horror films aim to give audiences a thrill by blending real-life and fictional stories of one's worst nightmares coming true.
Thriller genre
The thriller genre encompasses numerous subgenres that are characterized by creating feelings of suspense, excitement, and anxiety in viewers. Common conventions of thrillers include withholding important information from viewers, using plot twists and cliffhangers, and settings that create a suspenseful atmosphere. Cinematography techniques like close-ups and tracking shots are employed to emphasize suspense and emotion. Modern thrillers continue to follow these conventions to build suspense through the use of film techniques and literary devices.
Crime & thriller genre
The document discusses genres and sub-genres in film. Genre provides expectations for the audience but can be flexible through combinations and modifications. Crime genres typically involve criminal plots and fast-paced mystery. Sub-genres like mob/gangster films focus on organized crime while crime-thrillers combine crime and suspense. Similarly, thriller films aim to suspense but have sub-genres like action thrillers using action and psychological thrillers relying on the mind.
Horror Movie Conventions
Horror movie conventions typically involve certain settings, characters, and narrative structures. The setting is usually dark, old, and gloomy locations like haunted houses or abandoned places. Character types include the main protagonist/victim, a villain like a serial killer or monster, and other stereotypical roles. Narrative structures use elements like unexplained events that intrigue audiences and good vs. evil binary oppositions between characters. Visual elements also follow conventions, with dark colors, shadows, low lighting, and costumes reflecting the characters' roles.
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Codes And Conventions Of Thrillers
The document outlines several common conventions used in thriller films, including the use of mirrors, shadows, obtrusive editing, flashbacks, and black and white photography. Mirrors and shadows are used to represent the inner darkness of characters. Quick cuts, changes in camera angles, and montage editing create tension and disorient the audience. Flashbacks provide backstory while also confusing the sense of time and space. Psychological thrillers involve mind games between two or more characters trying to undermine each other's mental states.
Narrative theories and thriller conventions as
Vladimir Propp analyzed over 100 Russian fairytales and proposed that it was possible to classify characters into clearly defined roles and functions, such as the hero, villain, donor, dispatcher, and princess. While some films like Star Wars fit Propp's model precisely, others like Pulp Fiction do not. Tzvetan Todorov suggested most narratives follow a pattern of equilibrium, disequilibrium, attempted repair, and new equilibrium. Roland Barthes analyzed how narratives work with codes that activate meaning for the audience, such as denote, connote, action, and enigma. Claude Levi-Strauss examined how myths reflect the values and beliefs of a culture through symbolic binary oppositions like homesteaders vs
Conventions of a psychological thriller
Psychological thrillers commonly use certain conventions in their mise-en-scene, sound, and camera work/editing to build tension and suspense. Settings are often in cities or confined indoor spaces like houses or offices to limit characters. Costuming typically features the antagonist in dark, smart clothes while the protagonist wears brighter colors. Low lighting, mirrors as props, and non-diegetic high tension music or silence are employed. Quick editing, mid shots and close ups are used to show characters' emotions and relate tension. Flashbacks provide backstory while fast pacing keeps audiences on edge.
Film genre research
This document provides information about different film genres including comedy, crime/gangster, drama, and teen films. It lists top 10 films in each genre and describes common characteristics of each genre such as typical characters, settings, narrative themes, props, history, and ideology.
Iconography in film and television
Iconography describes the visual language and symbols used within film genres to represent certain settings and themes. Iconography plays an important role in establishing the genre through common objects and visual cues audiences have come to expect for that style of film, such as dusty roads and horses for westerns or young girls and uses of lighting for horror films. These iconic images and symbols that represent the genre are called the iconography of the mise-en-scene.
Narrative
Narrative is the way a story is told through a sequence of events. Structuralist analyses have identified common character types like heroes and villains. Binary oppositions privilege one term over another. Narratives can be open-ended like soap operas or closed with a clear ending like films. Closed narratives invite audiences to make judgments about characters. Narrative elements include plot, character, point-of-view, setting, and theme. Theories explore concepts like narrative structure, codes and conventions.
Codes and conventions of the thriller genre
A thriller follows a protagonist battling an antagonist to restore order after equilibrium is disrupted. Conventions include quick cuts, shadows, tense music, and changing shot angles. The protagonist is often brave while the antagonist seeks revenge. Cinematography uses close-ups of the protagonist and quick, hidden shots of the antagonist. Editing uses jump cuts and cross-cutting to build suspense. Music and sound add tension. Mise-en-scene establishes the theme through location, low-key lighting, costumes, and composition.
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The poster chosen depicts the artist from the waist up in a confident pose to portray her as bright and happy. While in a different style than the front cover, it keeps her dignity and illustrates her feisty personality. The back cover uses a plain black background to make the orange/yellow font and song list stand out. Bold fonts symbolize the artist's intense music. Icons were included to remain attractive while lyrics inform fans. The introduction allows a deeper connection by sharing the artist's life story and message of encouragement in handwritten font. The branding focuses on her simple but nice music and unique style. The target audience is 16-25 year olds who are most in touch with current music trends and have free time and
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Our music video uses conventions of real media to tell a narrative story. It focuses on a teenager growing up in Britain and facing challenges like poverty, drugs, and alcohol. This genre aims to involve the target teenage audience by depicting situations they can relate to. Locations, editing techniques, and visuals were chosen to reflect the song's slow, depressive style and enhance the meaning of the lyrics. The video directly connects the music and visuals to emphasize the song's message through scenes that act out what is described in the lyrics.
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The document discusses evaluation questions about a music video by Andrew Goodwin. It summarizes that the music video tells the story expressed in the song through visuals that synchronize with the beats and scenes. Narrative and performance work together to keep the audience interested by not getting bored. The music video for the song depicts a girl's downward spiral through drug use and rape, with contrasts shown between the artists in the rapping and chorus sections. The "star image" of the choir girl who sings the chorus is meant to look plain and simple to focus on her facial expressions, as her sound is the main selling point. Technical aspects like natural lighting and color palette changes at certain points are used to symbolize the lyrics and represent the artist
Artist outfit choices
This document discusses outfit choices for different aspects of an artist's promotional materials. For an interview, a blazer with jeans was chosen to look casual but fitting. For a poster shoot showing only the top half, a top with spiked shoulders was selected to express fighting attitude. For an intro shoot where the artist discusses home life, a comfortable outfit was chosen. For the album cover shoot, a simple black and white outfit was used to highlight innocence and style as the artist breaks into the industry.
Recce and make up trials
The document discusses location scouting and makeup trials for a music video, including considering a kitchen, shower, and bedroom for scenes, as well as streets in Harrow; it describes drawing needle marks and making an actress look pale for a heroin addict role, and using natural makeup for another actress playing a guardian angel.
Fandom
Fandom refers to the intense emotional involvement and consumption of particular media texts and artists. There are varying levels of fandom, from casually following an artist online to making significant physical and emotional investments like getting tattoos or traveling to concerts. Fans help build an artist's reputation by defending them online, explaining their work to others, and spreading content through social media to recruit new fans. Extreme fandom demonstrates how media representations have become intertwined with viewers' senses of reality.
Diaries of construction
Saskia documented her work over several weeks constructing a music video by editing together footage in Final Cut Pro. She ordered clips on the timeline, synced them to the song by changing speeds, and added transitions like cross dissolves. Later sessions involved fine-tuning the syncing of lip movements, slowing parts down, and coloring flashbacks in black and white. The final sessions focused on reordering clips, adding text, and making final changes before completion.
Artist outfit choices
This document discusses outfit choices for different aspects of an artist's promotional materials. For an interview, a blazer with jeans was chosen to look casual but fitting. For a poster shoot showing only the top half, a top with spiked shoulders was selected to express fighting attitude. For an intro shoot where the artist discusses home life, a comfortable outfit was chosen. For the album cover shoot, a simple black and white outfit was used to highlight innocence and style as the artist breaks into the industry.
Q2
This document discusses how the combination of an album cover, introduction page in the album booklet, and poster work together to effectively represent the artist and brand her image. Key points made include how the down-to-earth imagery and personal message in the introduction page help connect with fans on a personal level. The album cover and poster maintain consistency with the artist's font and focus on representing her voice rather than appearance. While the poster adds an edgier element, it does not contradict the humble image established elsewhere. Overall, the ancillary materials work cohesively to introduce the new artist and target their intended young audience.
Q1
Our music video uses, develops, and challenges conventions of music videos for the pop/hip-hop genre in several ways. It develops conventions by using the rap portions of the song to tell the narrative rather than showing the rapper rapping. It also challenges conventions by portraying women in a vulnerable way rather than as objects. The video develops conventions through its focus on a single artist and through techniques like close-ups that build her iconography. Overall, the video both draws from and reworks typical music video conventions for its genre.
Diaries of shooting
The document contains diary entries from a film shoot summarizing what was done each day, what went well, and what could have been improved. Over multiple days, the film crew shot scenes including makeup tests, lip syncing scenes, character introductions, a planned attack scene, establishing friendship scenes, missing person posters, and a character's decline. Lighting issues, location constraints, acting skills, disruptions, and member absences were noted as areas for potential improvement. Overall, the crew was well-organized and productive, getting needed footage and photos, though more focus and participation could have optimized some sessions.
Minutes of meetings
The document contains minutes from several meetings of a group working on a music video project. They discuss choosing a song, developing a narrative to follow the song's lyrics, assigning roles for characters, planning costumes and makeup, selecting filming locations, and scheduling shoot dates and times. Due to bad weather, they rescheduled some filming from one date to the next.
Early and final ideas
The document discusses two potential narrative ideas for music videos:
1) A girl who had made wrong relationship choices and pushed away the person who cared for her most, exploring themes of depression and despair.
2) Telling the stories of different people facing societal challenges like homosexuality through clips of iconic footage and showing how they overcome hardship.
It then provides details of the finalized idea - a narrative music video for the song "Astronaut" by Professor Green depicting a girl's downward spiral after being attacked and becoming addicted to heroin.
Who would be the audience for your media
The document describes the target audience for a media product. It introduces Ella-Jay Jackson, an 18-year-old girl from London. The media product was initially aimed at 15-year-olds but decided against this audience due to explicit scenes. Instead, the target audience is 18-year-olds and above to be more appropriate for viewers. It provides a link to view the film on YouTube.
How does your media product represent particular social
This document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It represents young females who have lost a child during pregnancy or birth. Specifically, it shows an African girl in a house with garden views in the background. While she has a different background than most social groups today, her appearance is not extreme and represents some current social groups.
Question 2
The expressions on the faces of Leila and Lilith are similar yet different, with Leila appearing fearful and Lilith appearing more in control. Both protagonists are laying down, processing an idea or event. Leila is covered in blood in white clothing outside, emphasizing her victim status, while Lilith is clean in white inside, suggesting she inflicts harm on others from a place of safety and control.
Question 2
The expressions on the faces of Leila and Lilith are similar but different, with Leila appearing fearful and aware while Lilith seems more in control. Both characters are laying down, processing an idea or event. Leila is covered in blood in white clothing outside, emphasizing her victimization, while Lilith is pale with dark hair and in white inside, connoting her control as the inflictor of harm.
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Iconography
- 1. Thriller Iconography! These are the most popular tools thriller movies use to make a thriller exciting. This includes conflict of interests between character and always makes an enigma of what will happen next, present.
- 2. Hero Protagonists! A big part of the thriller genre and sub genre iconography.
- 3. The Villain! The purpose of the hero protagonist.
- 4. The Victim! The one the hero serves to protect and the one the villain starts to take an interest in to get at the hero.
- 5. Pairs and Weapons! A great addition to a thriller is having a duo solving the case (usually cops) with lots of action and an in depth story.