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The document describes ideas for marketing a psychological horror film. It involves a girl who suffers abuse as a child and has nightmares and hallucinations as an adult, hearing voices and seeing disturbing images. She is admitted to a mental hospital, where she attacks and kills her boyfriend, before ultimately killing herself. Marketing ideas include a trailer showing her flashbacks and descent into madness, a horror magazine cover showing her screaming, and posters featuring close-ups of her crying or being overwhelmed by voices in her head.
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A girl is shown leaving the hospital and walking alone, hearing voices in her head. She tries to commit suicide but is stopped by a stranger. The story then flashes back to how she ended up in this situation - she has been dealing with mental health issues and the voices in her head feel like her only friends. She wants to commit suicide to escape her life and the judgment of others. The film would explore her struggle with mental illness through an unconventional narrative with both flashbacks and her current point of view.
Stereo-typical Horror Characters
The document discusses common stereotypical character types in horror films, including the hero, victim, evil character, and non-believer. The hero is typically male but now can be either gender, while the victim is usually female. The evil character takes many forms but is always presented as inhuman. The non-believer doubts that any threat exists and often dies first, triggering more deaths.
Film Pitch
Charlotte Gray has chosen to make a thriller film with a kidnapping plot. The opening scene will show the antagonist kidnapping the first teenage girl. It will begin with establishing shots of the location and include various shots of the antagonist following and eventually catching up to the girl. The protagonist will be a police officer investigating the kidnappings. The film will follow both the antagonist taking the girls and the protagonist attempting to stop him. The target audience is adults due to the mature theme and tension.
Pied Piper - Initial Pitch
This document provides an overview and inspiration for a supernatural horror film titled "Pied Piper". The film would follow a shy introverted college student named Piper who is bitten by a parasite and begins to undergo a supernatural transformation. She kills her victims and leaves an image of a flute to signify her loneliness. The film draws inspiration from works like Carrie, Criminal Minds, and Twilight to explore Piper's transformation and killings. Key scenes would include establishing Piper as a lonely child, her time at university, in a psychiatric hospital, attacking people, and making flutes from ribs.
Question one
The document discusses the process of creating a horror movie trailer. It begins by examining conventions in slasher films, such as having a male villain and female victim. The trailer uses this convention initially but then subverts it by mostly showing male victims. Character and camera conventions from horror films are also considered, with some used and some challenged in the trailer. Overall, the document examines how the trailer both employs and modifies standard horror conventions to create suspense.
Film poster analysis
The film poster contains key information such as the film title, release date, studio, director, tagline, and main image. It uses conventions like binary oppositions between good and evil, and clues about the plot like torture themes. The main image often features a hidden or distorted villain to generate mystery and fear. Character types and lighting/color schemes provide additional context about the narrative.
Horror Film Conventions
Horror movies follow common conventions including jump scares, darkness, suspenseful music, and graphic violence. Common themes include good vs. evil, the supernatural, and science gone wrong. Stereotypical characters include the male protagonist, a villain like a monster or serial killer, and victims typically portrayed as females. Costumes and makeup help identify characters as good or evil. Film techniques like jump cuts are used to startle audiences with sudden changes in scenes. Overall, horror films employ familiar tropes and plot structures to elicit fear in viewers and keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
Horror Film Conventions
Horror movies follow common conventions including jump scares, darkness, suspenseful music, and graphic violence. Common themes include good vs. evil, the supernatural, and science gone wrong. Stereotypical characters include the male protagonist, a villain like a monster or serial killer, and victims typically portrayed as females. Costumes and makeup help identify characters as good or evil. Film techniques like jump cuts are used to startle audiences with sudden changes in scenes. Overall, horror films employ familiar tropes and plot structures to elicit fear in viewers and keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
Print products
The document analyzes two film posters and two magazine covers. It summarizes the key design elements of each, including color schemes, placement of images and text, and unique selling points. Both posters for The Woman in Black and Paranormal Activity use dark colors and window imagery to create an eerie tone. The magazine covers for Scream 4 and The Blair Witch Project similarly employ red/black colors and center the main antagonist/characters. Unique taglines and reviews are also discussed.
1. initial plans
The document outlines three initial ideas for films by Jack Bevens: a horror film where a character stalks and murders babysitters similar to Halloween, a comedy film where a group cannot remember what happened the night before and feel like they are being stalked, and a film attempting to surprise or shock audiences by having a stranger stalk a group and try to kill them. It then provides more details on Jack's planned film "The Black Mystery", including a synopsis of the plot involving friends being stalked and killed in sequence by an unknown stranger, as well as details on locations, mood boards, and an informal proposal for making the short film and trailer without soundtracks or voices but with subtitles.
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This document summarizes representations of characters in spy-thriller films according to various theories. It discusses stereotypes of gender, class, ethnicity and age that are commonly portrayed. It also outlines character archetypes from Propp's theory and the "Final Girl" theory. Techniques used by Alfred Hitchcock like the pull focus are examined, as are his auteur status and feminist film theories around the male gaze. In spy films specifically, women tend to be depicted as sexual objects while men are usually the protagonists.
Representation of characters in spy thriller films
This document summarizes representations of characters in spy-thriller films according to various theories. It discusses stereotypes of gender, class, ethnicity and age in these films. It also examines the theories of the "final girl", cultivation theory, and Alfred Hitchcock's use of techniques like pull focus that established him as an auteur in the genre.
Movie pitch
A student named James Potts has pitched a short horror film called "Fear and Decay". The plot involves a group of college students trapped in a mansion trying to escape zombies. The film will be influenced by zombie movies like 28 Days Later and the Resident Evil video game series. It will have blood, gore, and suspense for audiences 15 and older. James plans to write a script, create storyboards, and recruit a small crew to film on location, potentially at his house.
Assignment 8 individual presentation draft 2
The student chooses to do their presentation on a horror genre film. They discuss how horror films are meant to shock, disgust, and terrify audiences while entertaining them. They also discuss common conventions like the use of supernatural elements, gore, and psychological themes. The student analyzes how films like The Ring, Rosemary's Baby, and The Haunting in Connecticut inspired their opening sequence, which involves a student discovering a body in a school that used to be a mental institution. They provide details on the characters, plot, and target audience for the opening sequence of their horror film.
Print products
Both magazine covers follow conventions of the horror genre through their use of dark colors like red, black and white. They both feature the main characters from the featured films looking directly at the viewer. The Entertainment Weekly cover primarily focuses its sell lines on Scream 4, while the Empire cover includes additional sell lines about other popular films and stars to appeal to a wider audience. Both covers are designed to attract readers by prominently featuring and providing information about the new horror film releases.
2. research
The document provides details on existing horror movie trailers and posters, including Halloween (2018), Saw (2004), Friday the 13th (2009), Texas Chainsaw 3D (2013), The Purge: Anarchy (2014), Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981), and Halloween (1978). Key aspects mentioned include masked killers, dark atmospheres, violent imagery, and taglines that build suspense and intrigue audiences. The analysis discusses common successful horror marketing techniques that will be applied to the researcher's own work, such as obscuring the killer's face with a mask and using a black background.
Horror Film Pitch
This document outlines the pitch for a psychological horror film targeting teenagers and young adults. The film follows a female protagonist named Marie who was abused as a child and develops drug and alcohol addictions as a result of her trauma and nightmares. She eventually kills her boyfriend during a rage and commits suicide. The film will use locations like a bathroom, train station, and cemetery to further the narrative and horror elements. It takes inspiration from films like Girl, Interrupted and will have promotional materials like posters and a trailer featuring the unhinged protagonist.
The Pitch
This document outlines the pitch for a psychological horror film targeting teenagers and young adults. The film follows a female protagonist named Marie who was abused as a child and develops drug and alcohol addictions as a result of her trauma and nightmares. She eventually kills her boyfriend during a rage and commits suicide. The film will use locations like a bathroom, train station, and cemetery to further the narrative and horror elements. It takes inspiration from films like Girl, Interrupted and will have promotional materials like posters and a trailer featuring the protagonist.
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The document summarizes the key points that were presented in a pitch for a psychological horror film trailer and promotional package. The pitch included details about the film narrative, subgenre, inspirational texts, technical ideas for the trailer and ancillary ideas for the poster and magazine cover. Feedback from peers encouraged further developing the narrative to relate to audiences and improving technical elements to appear more professional.
Ideas For Camera
An extreme close-up shot of the protagonist's eye would suggest to the audience that by watching the film they are looking into her soul and trying to figure out why she is psychologically unstable. An over-the-shoulder shot would allow the audience to see the film from the protagonist's perspective and make them more sympathetic towards her. A high angle close-up shot would be used to portray the protagonist feeling fragile after experiencing extreme trauma by making her appear smaller and weaker.
Real Life Case Study
A 15-year-old girl, Destiny Garcia, was charged with murdering her mother and step-father, claiming she had been physically and sexually abused by them for years without intervention. She confessed to her cousin that she killed her parents after fleeing to her biological father's home. The bodies were found by relatives who reported them missing after Destiny stabbed her mother and step-father and an accomplice ensured they were dead by shooting them.
Location Ideas
This document discusses location ideas for a horror film trailer created for a media studies course. It describes several location options considered - a graveyard, various house locations like a bedroom and bathroom, a train station, park, alleyway, school, and hospital. Each location is described in terms of how it could increase fear or suspense for viewers. While some locations like the train station and hospital were inaccessible and unrealistic, the filmmakers aimed to use accessible locations to emulate a conventional horror setting for the trailer.
Director Case Study
Stanley Kubrick is praised as an influential director for his unique camera movements and highly controlled yet spontaneous directing style. His films were initially misunderstood but are now considered masterpieces. He taught himself film production and directing. One of his most famous films, The Shining, was a major influence on the document's author and informed their creative decisions for their own psychological horror film. The document discusses Kubrick's directing techniques on The Shining, including using the Steadicam to its fullest potential and custom zoom lenses, that contributed to the film's success and left a lasting legacy.
Magazine Front Cover Analysis One
The document analyzes the magazine front cover of Empire magazine that is advertising the film Mockingjay: Part 1. It summarizes that the front cover uses the main image of Katniss Everdeen to signal the action-adventure genre and promote the film. The masthead and sell-lines are in bold, uppercase fonts to stand out and attract readers interested in blockbuster films. The layout follows conventions like placing the masthead at the top and film title on the left to guide readers' eyes.
Poster Analysis One
The poster is for the psychological horror film "The Broken" and features the main protagonist Gina with half of her face appearing broken like glass. It fulfills conventions by drawing the audience in with the central image and clues about the narrative, including that Gina is mentally unstable. Dark colors like black, grey, and white set an eerie mood and hint at themes of darkness versus light. The poster effectively promotes the film through its unsettling imagery and cryptic tagline "Face your fear" without revealing too much of the plot.
Poster Analysis Three
This document analyzes a poster for the psychological horror film "Don't Blink". The poster breaks some conventions by placing the title at the top rather than below the image and omitting institutional information. It depicts two characters staring wide-eyed at something outside a cabin set in snowy woods, with a bloody handprint signaling the horror genre. The title, font, and tagline "You might be next..." hint at the film's narrative without revealing too much to maintain intrigue. Overall the poster effectively promotes the film for horror fans while suggesting but not fully revealing the plot.
Film Magazine Front Cover Overview
1) The document analyzes similarities in design across 8 film magazine covers. Common patterns identified include the masthead being the largest text at the top, main images featuring protagonists, and use of colors and text to provide context about the genre.
2) Specific conventions are discussed, such as the masthead style distinguishing horror from other magazines and main images depicting characters in costume rather than actors.
3) Additional recurring elements include placement of the film title, use of other films to draw broader interest, and layout of barcodes and feature articles. Analyzing these patterns informs best practices for promoting films through magazine covers.
Film Poster Overview
The document analyzes eight film posters for psychological horror movies and identifies common design patterns and conventions across the posters. Some key findings include:
1) Most posters feature a close-up shot of the distressed female protagonist to signal her mental instability will be a focus. Cracks in faces also suggest psychological testing.
2) Taglines directly address the audience to make them feel targeted by the antagonist. Phrases imply the audience could be next.
3) Colors like blue and white are used to create ominous, inhospitable atmospheres, while red and black imply more blood and gore.
4) Titles are in all caps near the bottom below main images, drawing viewers in first visually before
Horror Film Narrative
Our film tells the psychological horror story of Marie, who suffers abuse from her parents as a child. This causes her to develop nightmares and later become addicted to drugs and alcohol. Her mental state deteriorates further as she has horrific hallucinations. Marie's boyfriend tries to help her but she ends up killing him in a rage. She grows more unstable, hearing voices and smashing her mirror because she sees her dead boyfriend's reflection. In the end, overwhelmed by her psychological torture, Marie commits suicide by hanging.
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Questionnaire One
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Target Audience Research Explanation
This is my updated target audience research explanation for my A2 media studies coursework on horror films.
Target Audience Profile
Our target audience is primarily female aged 15-25 who enjoys psychology, media, and creative careers. She aims for a high income doing work she enjoys. She is intelligent, thoughtful, artistic, and likes keeping her mind stimulated through puzzles, reading psychological horror novels, and analyzing psychological horror movies to solve their twists.
Location Ideas
This document discusses location ideas for a horror film trailer created for an A2 media studies coursework. It describes several location options considered - a graveyard, various house locations like a bedroom and bathroom, a train station, park, alleyway, school, and hospital. The graveyard, house locations, park, and alleyway were selected as they could help build fear and showcase the protagonist's deteriorating mental state. The train station, school, and hospital were ultimately not used due to issues with access or because the ideas were deemed too cliche.
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Magazine Front Cover Analysis Two
This magazine front cover uses techniques to attract its target horror film audience. The main image promotes the film "Black Swan" showing the protagonist with red eyes to suggest an evil or antagonist role. The masthead "Fangoria" immediately identifies it as a horror film magazine, using a unique font with flicks resembling fangs. Sell lines list films and actors in a small font, either black or red to match horror color schemes. The layout balances text and images, following conventions like the masthead at top and barcode at bottom, to be easily recognizable to loyal readers.
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This magazine front cover uses various techniques to promote the film "Mockingjay: Part 1" to its target audience of avid film fans. The main image features the protagonist Katniss Everdeen in costume holding a weapon to signal the action/adventure genre. Additional sell lines and quotes from actors further advertise upcoming films. Bright red and white colors draw attention to the text, while the familiar masthead and layout maintain the magazine's recognizable brand. The cover is designed to entice readers with new film information.
Poster Analysis Three
The poster is promoting the psychological horror film "Don't Blink". It shows two characters staring wide-eyed at something outside of the frame in front of an isolated cabin surrounded by snowy woods. This sets up frightening expectations for the audience about what horrors might be encountered. While breaking some conventions like placing the title at the top, the poster effectively draws attention to the title and tagline "You might be next..." to intrigue audiences about the film's narrative without giving too much away. The isolated setting, colors, and facial expressions of the characters work well to promote the psychological horror genre and persuade potential viewers to watch the film.
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Initial Ideas
- 1. • Sub-genre – Psychological horror. • Girl gets abused as a child (flashback in trailer to show this) • Train station???? • Nightmares • Stuck in lift • Hears voices of her being called multiple words e.g. crazy • She’ll be in the bath and it fills with blood • Sees something in the mirror/goes crazy and smashes the mirror • Mental hospital boyfriend helps her but she attacks and kills boyfriend (Jamie) • Visits boyfriend in the cemetery • Kills herself at the end (hanging/overdose) – sting • Trailer continuously fades to black with straps coming up. Initial Ideas – Trailer/Narrative
- 2. Initial Ideas - Magazine • Horror magazine with the main character screaming. • General movie magazine with her standing in a graveyard. • Boyfriend standing behind her in ‘ghost’ form. • Her standing in front of a brick wall crying. • ‘Directors Cut’ being the magazine name. • Medium close up of the antagonist. • Feature article photographs of other characters from films. • ‘Free Gift’ related to the movie.
- 3. Initial Ideas - Poster • Tagline at the top of the poster to follow conventions. • Main image being a close up of her crying taking up the whole frame. • Silhouette of body against a door. • Image of the main character with words written all around her describing the voices in her head. • Her standing screaming - in colour - with people around her in black screaming at her. • Her face being broken and smashed, e.g. with cracks down it.