Insomniac Film Pitch
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The document outlines a film project about a 19-year-old insomniac college student who is living alone and experiencing unusual occurrences and doubts about his grip on reality. The key character is described as an unkempt teenage boy who struggles with sleeplessness and takes pills. The film will follow the student's journey as he questions what is real versus imagined after witnessing strange events in his home like a ghostly figure in the mirror and windows opening on their own. Influences mentioned include the opening mirror shot of Shutter Island and a sped up sequence from Garden State.
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This document outlines a film pitch for a psychological thriller about a girl who escapes from a mental asylum. She runs to a nearby park where she has visions and imagines things. The film would follow her journey as she tries to recover but ultimately gets returned to the asylum. It discusses the production company, potential titles, character descriptions, locations, target audience, and films that influenced the opening idea.
Mary C6 Evaluation Question 1
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This document provides an overview for a kidnap drama film. The film will follow a 15-year-old girl named Ivy who was abducted as a baby and has been kept isolated in a house by her mentally ill abductor. Ivy is curious about the outside world and discovers the truth about her situation when she ventures outside and encounters other people and environments for the first time. Key characters include Ivy and her psychotic abductor. Marketing ideas emphasize Ivy experiencing the world for the first time through contrasts in color and perspective. The target audience is 15-40 year old women who enjoy drama films with emotional arcs and mystery.
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Teaser trailer presentation
The film follows a 15-year-old girl named Ivy who was abducted as a baby and has been kept isolated in a house her whole life by her mentally ill abductor, who she believes is her mother. Ivy becomes curious about the outside world when her abductor leaves each day. When Ivy ventures outside, she is in awe of the world but also vulnerable, as she has never seen things like other people and animals before. She slowly discovers the truth about her abnormal upbringing.
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The film follows a 15-year-old girl named Ivy who was abducted as a baby and has been kept isolated in a house her whole life by her mentally ill abductor, who she believes is her mother. Ivy becomes curious about the outside world when her abductor leaves each day. When Ivy ventures outside, she is in awe of the world but also vulnerable, as she has never seen things like other people and animals before. She slowly discovers the truth about her abnormal upbringing.
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This document provides an overview and synopsis for a psychological thriller film project involving a young girl named Alice and her doll. Key points include:
- The film will attract audiences without revealing too much of the plot. It is aimed at ages 15 and over.
- As a psychological thriller, characters rely on their mental abilities rather than physical strength to overcome enemies. Suspense comes from characters preying on each other's minds.
- The film takes inspiration from movies where innocent children are involved in disturbing acts or seem evil, leaving the audience unsure of who is responsible. Ultimately, it is revealed the doll is the killer.
- Scary London locations will be used, including outside of a school
Treatment
The document discusses the production of a psychological thriller film called "Chasing Shadows". It was chosen as the title because it refers to shadows playing an important role in the abduction of the main character's brother. The genre was selected as psychological thriller due to common themes of reality, perception, mind, existence/purpose, and identity. The narrative focuses on a 12-year-old girl who witnessed her brother's abduction and is now searching for answers years later.
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The document discusses the production of a psychological thriller film called "Chasing Shadows". It was chosen as the title because it refers to shadows playing an important role in the abduction of the main character's brother. The genre was selected as psychological thriller due to common themes of reality, perception, mind, existence/purpose, and identity. The narrative focuses on a 12-year-old girl who witnessed her brother's abduction and is now searching for answers years later.
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The document summarizes a proposed 2 minute horror/thriller film opening. It will tell the story of a child who is woken up by strange noises in the night. When they investigate, they cannot find the source of the noise. They call for their mother, but discover her bedroom is empty. A voice impersonating their mother calls from downstairs, pursuing the child and increasing the tension and suspense. The target audience is 15 and older. It will use common horror conventions like dark lighting, slow pacing and a cliffhanger ending to intrigue audiences. The film will be set primarily in the house at night to create an eerie atmosphere.
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The short film is about a 17-year-old student named Elizabeth who has nightmares reflecting her insecurities and anxieties caused by stress from school, social life, and responsibilities. In her dreams within dreams, she faces negative voices and monsters representing these stresses. She eventually overcomes her fears by breaking the mirror, symbolizing breaking free of her negative self-identity. The film will be 5 minutes long, target an audience aged 15-40, use techniques like low-key lighting, close-ups, and match cuts to convey Elizabeth's nightmares, and have a single location of her bedroom.
Media pitch(2) 2
Our protagonist, a teenage girl, suffers from sleep paralysis. In the opening scenes, she has a dream about a traumatic event from her past. She then wakes up but finds things amiss in her house, indicating she is not alone. During one of her paralysis episodes while trying to escape the intruder, she wakes and realizes it may not have been a dream after all. The key dramatic moment comes when she discovers someone is in her house trying to harm her.
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The document provides a pitch for a 2-minute opening sequence for a psychological thriller film called Paralysis. The sequence will introduce the main character, a teenage girl who suffers from sleep paralysis. It will show her experiencing an episode of sleep paralysis in her dreams. Upon waking, she will notice strange changes in her home and realize someone else is in the house. The climax will see her having another paralysis episode while trying to escape, waking to find it may not have been a dream after all. The pitch discusses the planned locations, story structure, representations, filming techniques, and influences to set up the psychological elements of the genre.
Evaluation Question Q1 v2
The document discusses how the media product adheres to and challenges conventions of the action thriller genre. It establishes the protagonist as a typical teenage girl to gain audience relatability. Stereotypical genre elements like an abandoned suburban setting and a focus on the protagonist's journey are included. However, it challenges conventions by having a young female lead rather than a male action hero, and by not including typical iconography like weapons or explosions in the first two minutes. The goal is to subvert expectations while still engaging audiences with generic conventions.
Assignment 18 draft 3 part 3
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1. "Sad Piano Music" - A slow, melancholy piano piece could set a somber mood as Lia looks at photos downstairs.
2. "Eerie Strings" - Creepy strings and woodwind sounds could build unease when disturbing photos are found and Lia touches the doll.
3. "Tension Builds" - A track with a rising sense of intensity from low drones to higher-pitched textures could match Lia's growing realization that something is very wrong as the doll reappears.
The music helps cue the intended emotions and escalating tension at different points in the sequence through their
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- 1. We are… S
- 2. Working Film Title Insomniac
- 3. Plot Outline A 19 year old teenage boy is living alone and is troubled by sleepless nights and unusual occurrences. One morning he wakes up in a sweat and is doubting himself and his existence in reality…
- 4. Description of Key Characters S We have one key character in which it is based upon. He is a 19 year old student living alone with something different about his life. He is not a motivated individual and has sleeping problems which trouble him throughout the night. He is an unshaven, scruffy typical teenage boy with a wealthy background. With pills on his bed-side table and energy cans scattered over the floor.
- 5. The film itself S Our film is based upon a student with a troubling mind and is on his journey to finding his reality; between what is real and what is not. Whether he is sleeping or hallucinating. S After seeing strange things (ghostly figure in the mirror, windows opening randomly and messages left for him) within is home he starts to question what is real.
- 6. What sequences have influenced us? S The opening sequence of Shutter Island has influenced our bathroom shot (with the mirror shot). S The sped up shot was influenced by Garden State