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The opening scene will show a man's shadow holding a weapon like a knife. It is important for the shadow to be bold and clear to convey to the audience that the shadow is of a man threatening others. The camera will then cut to a woman tied to a chair who is crying, showing she is being abused. It will cut back to the man's shadow walking toward the helpless woman. As he approaches, the audience will hear the woman screaming and begging the man not to hurt her. Then the man will swing his weapon at the woman and the screen will cut to black, indicating to the audience that the woman has been killed.
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The opening scene will show a man's shadow holding a knife. It is important for the shadow to be bold and clear to convey that the man is a threat. The camera will then cut to a woman crying and tied to a chair, indicating she is being abused. It cuts back to the man's shadow walking toward the woman as she screams and begs him not to hurt her. The audience then sees the man swing his weapon at the woman before the screen goes black, leaving her fate unknown.
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The film opens with an establishing shot of the city at night under a cloudy moonlit sky. The scene then introduces the main character, a woman, who wakes up in her bedroom disturbed by shadows on her face. She closes her open window and witnesses a domestic abuse situation happening across the street. She calls the police and the opening credits roll as the lights across the street turn off. The next scene shows a police car driving down a dark street towards the location of the abuse, setting up the murder investigation to come.
Opening Sequence Analysis
The film noir movie "Moonrise" establishes a dark and mysterious tone through the use of several conventions of the genre. Shadowy establishing shots reveal men's legs but not their faces, building intrigue. Long shots show the men's shadows and conclude with a graphic match to a baby crying after a man is seen being hanged. Throughout the film, it rains, adding to the gloomy and depressed mood. Shadows on the walls draw attention to the night setting where dark events occur. A mid-shot displays a body killed with a rock, setting up the central mystery of who committed murder.
conventions
The document discusses conventions commonly used in thriller openings, including suspense to hook audiences, shock at the end, fast shots to build tension and confuse viewers, dissolves to create an eerie feeling and merge scenes, extreme close ups to clearly show key moments, mind games to involve audiences in trying to predict what will happen, and establishing an antagonist through a character's reaction.
Psycho
The document provides an analysis of the opening scenes of the film Psycho. It discusses how the title and music set expectations of a psychological thriller. The establishing shot shows Phoenix, Arizona and pans to a hotel room with blinds drawn, hinting at something suspicious. A two-shot shows a woman in bed and a man getting dressed, using an ordinary situation to draw in viewers. Camera angles are used to portray the power dynamics between the characters and create sensuality. The woman seems tense about their secret relationship while the man is more relaxed.
9 scenesb
The document summarizes 9 shots from the film Sunset Boulevard, beginning with a long shot of a homicide squad arriving at a crime scene. It then describes high angle shots showing the squad exiting their cars and rushing to a pool, where a body is discovered in closer shots. A low angle shot from inside the pool gives a view of the man's face. The scene then fades into the next, bridged by light reflecting in the pool. The next scene fades in and is lighter, with a high angle long shot of the street below showing normal life. The camera pans to an apartment window showing palm trees iconic to LA, then zooms inside to show a man writing at his typewriter as he narrates.
Film opening - Halloween
The document summarizes scenes from a Halloween movie. It describes a person hiding and watching a couple in their house. When the couple goes upstairs, the lights go out, creating an opportunity for the person to enter the house. Inside, they take a large knife from the drawer. The perspective then shows the person stabbing a woman while she screams. At the end, a boy in a clown costume is revealed to be the killer, holding a big knife in an emotionless way, showing he killed for entertainment.
Mise en scene in psycho
This document analyzes 7 shots from the famous shower scene in the 1960 film Psycho by Alfred Hitchcock. Each shot is described in 1-2 sentences noting how elements like facial expressions, positioning of the body, and symbolism are used to build tension and suggest that the character is being attacked and killed in the shower without explicitly showing the violence. The shots progressively show the woman becoming scared, in pain, struggling for help, and finally dead on the floor with her eyes open to emphasize that she is no longer alive.
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Timeline
The opening scene will show a man's shadow holding a knife. It is important for the shadow to be bold and clear to convey that the man is a threat. The camera will then cut to a woman crying and tied to a chair, indicating she is being abused. It cuts back to the man's shadow walking toward the woman as she screams and begs him not to hurt her. The audience then sees the man swing his weapon at the woman before the screen goes black, leaving her fate unknown.
9 frame
The film opens with an establishing shot of the city at night under a cloudy moonlit sky. The scene then introduces the main character, a woman, who wakes up in her bedroom disturbed by shadows on her face. She closes her open window and witnesses a domestic abuse situation happening across the street. She calls the police and the opening credits roll as the lights across the street turn off. The next scene shows a police car driving down a dark street towards the location of the abuse, setting up the murder investigation to come.
Opening Sequence Analysis
The film noir movie "Moonrise" establishes a dark and mysterious tone through the use of several conventions of the genre. Shadowy establishing shots reveal men's legs but not their faces, building intrigue. Long shots show the men's shadows and conclude with a graphic match to a baby crying after a man is seen being hanged. Throughout the film, it rains, adding to the gloomy and depressed mood. Shadows on the walls draw attention to the night setting where dark events occur. A mid-shot displays a body killed with a rock, setting up the central mystery of who committed murder.
conventions
The document discusses conventions commonly used in thriller openings, including suspense to hook audiences, shock at the end, fast shots to build tension and confuse viewers, dissolves to create an eerie feeling and merge scenes, extreme close ups to clearly show key moments, mind games to involve audiences in trying to predict what will happen, and establishing an antagonist through a character's reaction.
Psycho
The document provides an analysis of the opening scenes of the film Psycho. It discusses how the title and music set expectations of a psychological thriller. The establishing shot shows Phoenix, Arizona and pans to a hotel room with blinds drawn, hinting at something suspicious. A two-shot shows a woman in bed and a man getting dressed, using an ordinary situation to draw in viewers. Camera angles are used to portray the power dynamics between the characters and create sensuality. The woman seems tense about their secret relationship while the man is more relaxed.
9 scenesb
The document summarizes 9 shots from the film Sunset Boulevard, beginning with a long shot of a homicide squad arriving at a crime scene. It then describes high angle shots showing the squad exiting their cars and rushing to a pool, where a body is discovered in closer shots. A low angle shot from inside the pool gives a view of the man's face. The scene then fades into the next, bridged by light reflecting in the pool. The next scene fades in and is lighter, with a high angle long shot of the street below showing normal life. The camera pans to an apartment window showing palm trees iconic to LA, then zooms inside to show a man writing at his typewriter as he narrates.
Film opening - Halloween
The document summarizes scenes from a Halloween movie. It describes a person hiding and watching a couple in their house. When the couple goes upstairs, the lights go out, creating an opportunity for the person to enter the house. Inside, they take a large knife from the drawer. The perspective then shows the person stabbing a woman while she screams. At the end, a boy in a clown costume is revealed to be the killer, holding a big knife in an emotionless way, showing he killed for entertainment.
Mise en scene in psycho
This document analyzes 7 shots from the famous shower scene in the 1960 film Psycho by Alfred Hitchcock. Each shot is described in 1-2 sentences noting how elements like facial expressions, positioning of the body, and symbolism are used to build tension and suggest that the character is being attacked and killed in the shower without explicitly showing the violence. The shots progressively show the woman becoming scared, in pain, struggling for help, and finally dead on the floor with her eyes open to emphasize that she is no longer alive.
Level 5’
1) A woman takes a lift down to the bottom floor of an office building where strange things have been happening.
2) While in the lift, the power cuts out and a voice says "it's play time" before a man bursts through the roof and stabs her repeatedly.
3) The treatment discusses using the confined space of a lift to enhance tension and claustrophobia as the scene unfolds.
Presentation2 Brad Tocque
The document summarizes the use of mise-en-scene elements in a hospital scene from a film. It describes how lighting emphasizes the hospital setting and makes Sarah the focus. The dark surroundings and lit-up birthday cake draw attention. The location is a hospital corridor that feels dark and haunting alone but safe with her friend. Sarah wears a hospital gown showing her physical and mental vulnerability. The heartbeat monitor startles when removed, reminding of her near-death state. Cake flashes back to her daughter's accident. Diegetic sounds include beeping monitors and dialogue while non-diegetic includes background music.
Shots
1. The document provides descriptions and rationale for shots included in a horror film trailer about mysterious disappearances of girls in a small town.
2. Various shots are described that set the creepy atmosphere including extreme long shots of dark fields and an isolated barn, black and white medium shots that build suspense as a zombie gets closer to a girl, and close ups of evidence and a possessed woman's doll to link to the attacks on females.
3. Shots like a low camera angle as a phone rings creepily for a girl alone are meant to confuse and tension the audience to make them want to watch the full film.
Cinematography - Cadeem Gordon
The document provides a shot-by-shot micro analysis of scenes from the film The Descent. It describes various camera shots including wide shots, close-ups, and mid-shots that track characters like Sarah as she realizes she is in danger in the darkness of a cave and is chased by an unseen force. Shots are used to convey confusion, vulnerability, and painful emotion from characters' points of view or from above to make them appear small. Steadicam shots follow and move around the characters.
Micro shorts analysis
The micro short film 'Post-It Love' tells the story of a shy office romance developing between a male and female coworker. Over the course of 9 scenes, the two characters exchange smiling glances but are too shy to speak. They begin secretly leaving notes for each other using post-it notes, creating smiling faces, hearts, and drawings to express their affection without directly confronting each other. Their shy exchanges escalate until the final scene, where the male reveals a large collage of their faces, establishing that their mutual interest is now out in the open.
Micro shorts analysis
The micro short film 'Post-It Love' tells the story of a shy office romance developing between a male and female coworker. Over the course of 9 scenes, the two characters exchange smiling glances but are too shy to speak. They begin secretly leaving notes for each other using post-it notes, creating smiling faces, hearts, and drawings to express their affection without directly confronting each other. Finally, in the last scene, the male reveals a large collage of their faces, establishing that they both clearly like each other though both struggled to speak openly about their feelings until that point.
Understanding of camera shots
The document analyzes the camera shots used in the opening sequence of The Silence of the Lambs to create meaning and set the tone. It discusses various shot types like close-ups, medium shots, and extreme long shots that are used to emphasize character emotions, power dynamics, and establish the isolating and disturbing atmosphere. The camera work builds tension and anxiety through slow pacing and cuts between characters' distressed and threatening facial expressions.
The house at the end of the street
The opening scene of the film sets a foreboding and tense mood through the use of distorted camera work, flashing lights, and thunder sounds. A young girl slowly walks through the house as the parents lie in bed, hearing noises. A lamp suddenly drops as the girl walks by, startling the audience. The electricity then cuts out, darkening the scene. Through the girl's point of view, the camera zooms in on the bedroom door where the father lies, building suspense until the girl suddenly bursts through the door, providing another jump scare.
9 Frame Analysis
This document analyzes 9 frames from the music video for the song "Breezeblocks" by Alt-J.
The first frame shows a woman submerged in a bathtub with a cinder block weighing her down, setting a gloomy tone. Frame 2 shows a close-up of a man and woman fighting over the breezeblock. Frame 3 reveals the run-down setting of the place with makeshift furniture.
Later frames provide more context, with frame 4 showing the lived-in apartment and frame 5 depicting the man aggressively shoving the woman. A turning point comes in frame 6 when the woman holds a knife, revealing she may be the aggressor.
The narrative is completed in frame
Taken analysis
The document discusses the camera shots and techniques used in a scene from the movie "Taken" to convey emotions and build suspense. Close-ups of the actors' faces are used to show their changing emotions like panic. Rapid camera movements and quick cuts between shots create tension as the father rushes to help his daughter. Unexpected straight-on shots of the woman's face reveal her sudden terror and shock the audience.
Frames saw
The document analyzes three shots from the film SAW. The first shot uses dark lighting to create fear and emphasize blood on the floor. A long shot shows the entire bathroom setting to create suspense. An extreme close-up on the antagonist's face, with a black background, leaves the audience wondering about his location and thinking he is intimidating. A second extreme close-up shows the victim's terrified eyes as she is trapped in a machine, using props to focus on her face.
9 frame analysis
This document provides a series of shots from a film scene set in a factory at night. The shots establish that someone is walking secretly through the empty factory. An extreme close-up shows a man staring with half his face in shadow, suggesting he has a hidden motive. A later shot shows the man running up stairs holding a piece of piping that seems to be a weapon, implying he intends to hurt someone. Tension builds as a shot shows a worried man's face and another shows someone climbing a ladder in the large, multi-level factory while remaining in shadow.
Join Me
This document proposes a mobile app that allows users to share events they are attending in real-time with friends. The app would allow users to check-in to an event by taking a photo and sharing their location and feelings. Friends could then see the event, decide to join, and provide immediate feedback. The app aims to make event sharing more fun by facilitating real-time interactions and automatically providing event locations and directions to friends.
The descent cine 2
This document provides a summary of different camera shots used in a film scene. It describes shots such as close ups of a birthday cake and of the main character Sarah's face showing fear. It also describes midshots that show Sarah is in a hospital and looking confused about what happened to her family. Tracking shots and steadicam shots are used to follow Sarah running down a never-ending hospital hallway as the lights go out, reflecting her feeling of not being able to escape her situation.
Presentation1
This document summarizes 6 scenes from a film clip. Scene 1 uses a tracking shot to focus on a child blowing out birthday candles. Scene 2 shows the main character, Sarah, waking up confused in a hospital bed. Scene 3 uses an establishing shot and zoom to create tension as darkness approaches Sarah. Scene 4 is a chase scene where Sarah runs from the darkness in a wide shot. Scene 5 shows Sarah colliding with another woman in a hug. Scene 6 has a close-up of the woman crying and uses a walking away steadicam shot.
9 frame
In the first frame, the audience sees a close-up of Amanda waking up from being drugged, with a large rusty torture device nailed into her chin. A medium shot then shows her shocked reaction and grim surroundings, indicating she is in an abandoned military bunker. Another close-up reveals her wrist is bound by cloth but she can otherwise move around. Shots then zoom and pan around her portraying her growing fear and nausea as she struggles with the device and hears distorted screams and a clock ticking, putting pressure on her to escape. A close-up on a blurred TV in the background confuses viewers before cutting to the TV showing Jigsaw's disturbing puppet staring directly at the audience, heightening
BATHROOM Call Sheet
This document is a call sheet for shooting a bathroom scene that outlines 25 shots. It provides details for each shot including the camera angle, shot size, items or people in the frame, and any relevant dialogue. The shots progress through a character named Tristan showering, singing, and brushing his teeth while another character, a zombie named Louis, interrupts by opening the door and then slips and falls in the shower.
Shot list
The document outlines different camera shots that will be used in the opening of a thriller film. It includes an aerial shot of the house from the roof, a close-up of the victim's face showing confusion, and close-up shots of the weapon and victim's face. It also details handheld shots of the killer walking and different angles like low angles to make the killer seem powerful and high angles to portray the woman as weaker.
Rule of thirds
The rule of thirds is a compositional guideline for arranging visual elements so that intersection points of an imaginary three-by-three grid overlaying the frame align with important subject matter. The first image follows this rule by placing the candles along a grid line so their bases intersect points on the grid, while the second image does not follow the rule as its central subject does not align with any grid intersections and lines do not flow between sections.
Script
The opening scene of the thriller will contain minimal dialogue. There will be ambient sounds from the scene itself, such as a door opening and screaming. Additionally, there will be non-source music like a theme tune playing to set the tone.
Re do presontation
I have learned several skills related to filmmaking and editing through this project. I learned how to use Canon DSLR cameras, adjust settings like focus and zoom, and deal with issues like random shots or short battery life. I also gained experience using Final Cut Pro video editing software, which allowed me to easily arrange and modify clips, though one file started at 20 seconds. Additionally, I learned how to use other programs like Blogger for sharing work, Prezi for creating presentations, and PowerPoint, though some programs had limitations like requiring internet access or risk of losing unsaved work.
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Level 5’
1) A woman takes a lift down to the bottom floor of an office building where strange things have been happening.
2) While in the lift, the power cuts out and a voice says "it's play time" before a man bursts through the roof and stabs her repeatedly.
3) The treatment discusses using the confined space of a lift to enhance tension and claustrophobia as the scene unfolds.
Presentation2 Brad Tocque
The document summarizes the use of mise-en-scene elements in a hospital scene from a film. It describes how lighting emphasizes the hospital setting and makes Sarah the focus. The dark surroundings and lit-up birthday cake draw attention. The location is a hospital corridor that feels dark and haunting alone but safe with her friend. Sarah wears a hospital gown showing her physical and mental vulnerability. The heartbeat monitor startles when removed, reminding of her near-death state. Cake flashes back to her daughter's accident. Diegetic sounds include beeping monitors and dialogue while non-diegetic includes background music.
Shots
1. The document provides descriptions and rationale for shots included in a horror film trailer about mysterious disappearances of girls in a small town.
2. Various shots are described that set the creepy atmosphere including extreme long shots of dark fields and an isolated barn, black and white medium shots that build suspense as a zombie gets closer to a girl, and close ups of evidence and a possessed woman's doll to link to the attacks on females.
3. Shots like a low camera angle as a phone rings creepily for a girl alone are meant to confuse and tension the audience to make them want to watch the full film.
Cinematography - Cadeem Gordon
The document provides a shot-by-shot micro analysis of scenes from the film The Descent. It describes various camera shots including wide shots, close-ups, and mid-shots that track characters like Sarah as she realizes she is in danger in the darkness of a cave and is chased by an unseen force. Shots are used to convey confusion, vulnerability, and painful emotion from characters' points of view or from above to make them appear small. Steadicam shots follow and move around the characters.
Micro shorts analysis
The micro short film 'Post-It Love' tells the story of a shy office romance developing between a male and female coworker. Over the course of 9 scenes, the two characters exchange smiling glances but are too shy to speak. They begin secretly leaving notes for each other using post-it notes, creating smiling faces, hearts, and drawings to express their affection without directly confronting each other. Their shy exchanges escalate until the final scene, where the male reveals a large collage of their faces, establishing that their mutual interest is now out in the open.
Micro shorts analysis
The micro short film 'Post-It Love' tells the story of a shy office romance developing between a male and female coworker. Over the course of 9 scenes, the two characters exchange smiling glances but are too shy to speak. They begin secretly leaving notes for each other using post-it notes, creating smiling faces, hearts, and drawings to express their affection without directly confronting each other. Finally, in the last scene, the male reveals a large collage of their faces, establishing that they both clearly like each other though both struggled to speak openly about their feelings until that point.
Understanding of camera shots
The document analyzes the camera shots used in the opening sequence of The Silence of the Lambs to create meaning and set the tone. It discusses various shot types like close-ups, medium shots, and extreme long shots that are used to emphasize character emotions, power dynamics, and establish the isolating and disturbing atmosphere. The camera work builds tension and anxiety through slow pacing and cuts between characters' distressed and threatening facial expressions.
The house at the end of the street
The opening scene of the film sets a foreboding and tense mood through the use of distorted camera work, flashing lights, and thunder sounds. A young girl slowly walks through the house as the parents lie in bed, hearing noises. A lamp suddenly drops as the girl walks by, startling the audience. The electricity then cuts out, darkening the scene. Through the girl's point of view, the camera zooms in on the bedroom door where the father lies, building suspense until the girl suddenly bursts through the door, providing another jump scare.
9 Frame Analysis
This document analyzes 9 frames from the music video for the song "Breezeblocks" by Alt-J.
The first frame shows a woman submerged in a bathtub with a cinder block weighing her down, setting a gloomy tone. Frame 2 shows a close-up of a man and woman fighting over the breezeblock. Frame 3 reveals the run-down setting of the place with makeshift furniture.
Later frames provide more context, with frame 4 showing the lived-in apartment and frame 5 depicting the man aggressively shoving the woman. A turning point comes in frame 6 when the woman holds a knife, revealing she may be the aggressor.
The narrative is completed in frame
Taken analysis
The document discusses the camera shots and techniques used in a scene from the movie "Taken" to convey emotions and build suspense. Close-ups of the actors' faces are used to show their changing emotions like panic. Rapid camera movements and quick cuts between shots create tension as the father rushes to help his daughter. Unexpected straight-on shots of the woman's face reveal her sudden terror and shock the audience.
Frames saw
The document analyzes three shots from the film SAW. The first shot uses dark lighting to create fear and emphasize blood on the floor. A long shot shows the entire bathroom setting to create suspense. An extreme close-up on the antagonist's face, with a black background, leaves the audience wondering about his location and thinking he is intimidating. A second extreme close-up shows the victim's terrified eyes as she is trapped in a machine, using props to focus on her face.
9 frame analysis
This document provides a series of shots from a film scene set in a factory at night. The shots establish that someone is walking secretly through the empty factory. An extreme close-up shows a man staring with half his face in shadow, suggesting he has a hidden motive. A later shot shows the man running up stairs holding a piece of piping that seems to be a weapon, implying he intends to hurt someone. Tension builds as a shot shows a worried man's face and another shows someone climbing a ladder in the large, multi-level factory while remaining in shadow.
Join Me
This document proposes a mobile app that allows users to share events they are attending in real-time with friends. The app would allow users to check-in to an event by taking a photo and sharing their location and feelings. Friends could then see the event, decide to join, and provide immediate feedback. The app aims to make event sharing more fun by facilitating real-time interactions and automatically providing event locations and directions to friends.
The descent cine 2
This document provides a summary of different camera shots used in a film scene. It describes shots such as close ups of a birthday cake and of the main character Sarah's face showing fear. It also describes midshots that show Sarah is in a hospital and looking confused about what happened to her family. Tracking shots and steadicam shots are used to follow Sarah running down a never-ending hospital hallway as the lights go out, reflecting her feeling of not being able to escape her situation.
Presentation1
This document summarizes 6 scenes from a film clip. Scene 1 uses a tracking shot to focus on a child blowing out birthday candles. Scene 2 shows the main character, Sarah, waking up confused in a hospital bed. Scene 3 uses an establishing shot and zoom to create tension as darkness approaches Sarah. Scene 4 is a chase scene where Sarah runs from the darkness in a wide shot. Scene 5 shows Sarah colliding with another woman in a hug. Scene 6 has a close-up of the woman crying and uses a walking away steadicam shot.
9 frame
In the first frame, the audience sees a close-up of Amanda waking up from being drugged, with a large rusty torture device nailed into her chin. A medium shot then shows her shocked reaction and grim surroundings, indicating she is in an abandoned military bunker. Another close-up reveals her wrist is bound by cloth but she can otherwise move around. Shots then zoom and pan around her portraying her growing fear and nausea as she struggles with the device and hears distorted screams and a clock ticking, putting pressure on her to escape. A close-up on a blurred TV in the background confuses viewers before cutting to the TV showing Jigsaw's disturbing puppet staring directly at the audience, heightening
BATHROOM Call Sheet
This document is a call sheet for shooting a bathroom scene that outlines 25 shots. It provides details for each shot including the camera angle, shot size, items or people in the frame, and any relevant dialogue. The shots progress through a character named Tristan showering, singing, and brushing his teeth while another character, a zombie named Louis, interrupts by opening the door and then slips and falls in the shower.
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The document outlines different camera shots that will be used in the opening of a thriller film. It includes an aerial shot of the house from the roof, a close-up of the victim's face showing confusion, and close-up shots of the weapon and victim's face. It also details handheld shots of the killer walking and different angles like low angles to make the killer seem powerful and high angles to portray the woman as weaker.
Rule of thirds
The rule of thirds is a compositional guideline for arranging visual elements so that intersection points of an imaginary three-by-three grid overlaying the frame align with important subject matter. The first image follows this rule by placing the candles along a grid line so their bases intersect points on the grid, while the second image does not follow the rule as its central subject does not align with any grid intersections and lines do not flow between sections.
Script
The opening scene of the thriller will contain minimal dialogue. There will be ambient sounds from the scene itself, such as a door opening and screaming. Additionally, there will be non-source music like a theme tune playing to set the tone.
Re do presontation
I have learned several skills related to filmmaking and editing through this project. I learned how to use Canon DSLR cameras, adjust settings like focus and zoom, and deal with issues like random shots or short battery life. I also gained experience using Final Cut Pro video editing software, which allowed me to easily arrange and modify clips, though one file started at 20 seconds. Additionally, I learned how to use other programs like Blogger for sharing work, Prezi for creating presentations, and PowerPoint, though some programs had limitations like requiring internet access or risk of losing unsaved work.
Posteer gavin
The movie poster uses bold colors and text to catch viewers' attention and intrigue them about the film's plot. A large title in white stands out, while the slogan "Do not look back" and release date are in eye-catching red. The blurred image of a bloodied hammer and the protagonist's hooded, disturbed expression make viewers question the extent of violence and his character. Bold design choices and mysterious imagery are intended to attract and engage audiences for the thriller film.
Audience research profile
Gavin is a 15-20 year old male who enjoys spending time with friends going out on weekends and playing video games at home. He likes watching thriller movies such as The Revenant, The Stepfather, and Cabin in the Woods. His favorite genres are horror, thriller, action, and comedy. He listens to grime, rap, and rock music and wears branded clothes like Nike and Adidas when going out or comfortable tracksuits when at home.
Ben ev task 7
Research and planning is vital to the success of any film production. For the preliminary task, there was little research and planning - the group had a short discussion about what to film and where. However, for the thriller opening there was significantly more research and planning, including questionnaires, focus groups, and plot pitches.
Production techniques improved from the preliminary task to the thriller opening. For the preliminary task, the camera settings were not adjusted, but for the thriller various camera techniques were used, such as adjusting the white balance and focus and following the rule of thirds.
Post-production involved more advanced editing for the thriller opening compared to the preliminary task. More footage was collected and trimmed down for the thriller, and
Evaluation 7
For their preliminary task, the students had limited time and equipment for planning and filming. Their final thriller opening took weeks to plan with in-depth research. While some shots like shot-reverse-shot were similar, the final product had improved planning, equipment usage, and editing skills. They gained confidence using cameras, dolly, and tripod. Continuity editing skills improved between tasks. Though one scene lacked a dolly, overall the final thriller looked professional and realistic due to high quality filming and editing.
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This trailer summarizes the key elements of the thriller film "Little Red Riding Hood" in 3 sentences or less:
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Music video analysis (artic monekys)
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2. After rescuing the woman, the man takes her for a drink. She develops feelings for him but he rejects her when she kisses him, revealing that he is married.
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The document provides an analysis of the opening scenes and sequences of three different films: Panic Room, Psycho, and Misery. Some of the key techniques and conventions discussed include:
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2) How the titles and music in Misery and Psycho help to foreshadow danger and violence through the use of bold red text and screeching sounds.
3) Traditional conventions like following affluent characters or blonde female victims that are explored or subverted in the openings to build intrigue.
Trailer Analysis 1
The trailer begins with shots establishing tension at a diner late at night. A character is shown looking anxious, and the diner is deserted. Jump scares and shots of the antagonist Freddy Krueger build fear. Characters discuss their shared nightmares and inability to escape by staying awake. As the horror escalates, shots grow faster-paced and more intense, with Freddy emerging and attacking a vulnerable character. Throughout, editing, sound, lighting and camera angles effectively generate suspense and position viewers on the edge of their seats.
The matrix
The document provides details about the opening scenes of a sci-fi film. It begins with a green-tinted Warner Bros logo to set the tone. Green text and symbols fall on the screen, establishing the hacking genre. Voiceover introduces a female character talking to a man about "Morthius," creating intrigue. Numbers flash on screen as someone tries to hack. Shots transition using matching graphics to zoom into a number, making the audience feel like they are inside a computer. Police are seen preparing to raid a location at a door marked 303. When they enter the dark room lit only by a laptop, the audience realizes they are seeing through the woman's computer and put a face to her voice.
9 shots
This scene analysis provides details about shots in a scene to convey context and build tension. Wide shots establish the setting and show a woman outnumbered and handcuffed to a chair by threatening men. Close-up shot reverse shots show a man hitting the woman to assert authority over her and the impact it has. The wide shots and shot reverse shots help the audience understand threats to the woman's safety and life are in danger.
Evaluation of pictures
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1) A wide shot is used to establish the creepy forest location at night with good lighting.
2) A mid shot shows the central character Rosaline walking with her back to the camera, to introduce her and imply she is being followed.
3) A close side shot of the villain focuses purely on him, creating mystery through only showing his nose.
The shots are designed to introduce characters and locations while hinting at danger and an unknown stalker following Rosaline, leaving the audience with an ominous cliffhanger.
Eval of pictures
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1) A wide shot is used to establish the creepy forest location at night with good lighting.
2) A mid shot shows the central character Rosaline walking with her back to the camera, to introduce her and imply she is being followed.
3) A close side shot of the villain focuses purely on him, creating mystery through only showing his nose.
The shots are designed to introduce characters and locations while hinting at danger and an unknown stalker following Rosaline, leaving the audience with an ominous cliffhanger.
Questions 1 and 2
The first two parts of my evaluation for my thriller film (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDyq7dffDJ0) encompassing how my media product follows or contradicts common conventions of a thriller and how my thriller represents social groups.
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Media Target Audience Finished
This document discusses shots from the opening sequence of a psychological thriller film and how each shot builds suspense and appeals to different audiences. The shots of the woman's legs, her anxious hand, and her washing hands create mystery and tension. The final shot of bricks covering her face builds anticipation for male horror fans while allowing female viewers to sympathize with the vulnerable woman. The shots are intended to engage both male and female psychological thriller fans through suspense and emotion.
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1. The opening sequence of the film establishes the San Andreas fault line as the setting through pans of the mountains that give the audience context and understanding. Dark colors and dramatic trumpet music create a sense of mystery and danger.
2. The Warner Bros studio logo provides reassurance to the audience that they will enjoy the film given the studio's reputation for good films. Greyscale effects and whistling music further set a gloomy, eerie tone related to the thriller genre.
3. A bold text reveals the location as the camera pans around, while upbeat pop music plays in the girl's car, juxtaposing the happy atmosphere with the dull mountains and creating suspense as the audience awaits something bad to happen
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The document discusses conventions and gender roles in film noir. It notes that film noir featured bleak stories set against dark, shadowy backgrounds to represent post-war hopelessness. Men were often protagonists who were manipulated by cunning, sexually provocative "femme fatale" women. The document analyzes scenes from Double Indemnity and Laura to illustrate how characters and visuals communicated the power dynamics between vulnerable men and dangerous women in classic film noir.
Still image analysis
This scene analysis summarizes key scenes from the trailer for the film "Lights Out". It notes that the trailer uses conventional horror techniques like focusing on a distressed female protagonist, using dark and red lighting to convey danger, and including gory or scary imagery to demonstrate that the film will not hold back. Symbolism and callbacks to earlier scenes help set expectations for a film with a mysterious and powerful supernatural threat.
Evil dead analysis
The opening of Evil Dead (2013) establishes the horror and thriller genre. It introduces the isolated setting and main female character. Through the use of lighting, costumes, and props, it conveys a sense of danger, innocence, and the supernatural. The narrative starts in equilibrium, is disrupted by the character's kidnapping, recognizes the threat, attempts to repair through an exorcism, but ends in a new equilibrium with her possessed death, leaving the audience with questions to continue watching.
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This document outlines the shot sequence and descriptions for a movie trailer. It begins with establishing shots that set up a sense of normality for the main character Ava. The shots then become longer and show uneasy looks from Ava to create a foreboding tone. The sequence cuts to shots of Ava alone at night that are interrupted by the appearance of a hooded male figure, increasing the tension. Subsequent shots show Ava being attacked violently in quick succession to induce panic in the audience. Later shots reveal secrets from Ava's past and her discovering she was adopted. The trailer culminates in shots of Ava enacting bloody revenge on captors while appearing unhinged, concluding with a character running for help with
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The document provides an analysis of 5 screenshots from the opening sequence of a film. It notes that the first screenshot establishes a calm atmosphere with a teabag in a mug and relaxing music. The second screenshot shows an old woman rubbing raw meat, causing the audience to wonder why. There are many closeups that direct the audience's attention. The third screenshot features an old woman placing a photo facedown, suggesting mixed emotions about the person in it and foreshadowing the ending. The fourth screenshot presents the old woman as the main character, with the red sofa placed to indicate danger and foreshadow the ending. The final screenshot reveals the person from the photo at the top of the stairs in an overpowering stance, tying up
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The document provides a summary of camera shots used in the film The Descent. It describes various shots including close-ups, mid shots, and wide shots that are used to convey mystery, vulnerability, confusion, terror and suspense. Many of the shots are taken from higher angles to show the character is vulnerable or use point-of-view shots to put the audience in the perspective of the character. Steadicam shots are also used to follow the character as she runs away from the darkness, representing her trying to escape her thoughts after her accident.
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The opening scene of Saw IV establishes the dark and disturbing tone of the film through its use of camerawork, editing, and mise-en-scene. We see a woman trapped in a cage-like structure with a device attached to her head and surrounded by dangerous weapons. The blurred and unstable camerawork conveys her delirious state of mind and anxiety. This unsettling opening leaves us wanting to know who is behind these traps and if she will survive, drawing us into the horror story that will unfold.
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Eminem's album "Recovery" depicts him walking alone on a faded blue sky background, representing his journey of recovery from past drug addiction and other problems. The red cross replacing the O in "Recovery" and the medical sign symbolism references Eminem recovering from an illness or addiction. The blurred background focuses attention on Eminem moving forward on the road to recovery on his own through a difficult process as indicated by the title and cover art imagery.
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Media analysis of opening of a film
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