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Universal Studios would be a good choice to produce the film because they have produced several similar fast-paced thriller films like The Fast and the Furious franchise, Jaws, Gladiator, and the Bourne films. These films share similar elements with the film's opening sequence like tempo shifts between calm and action scenes and the use of snipers. Lionsgate Studios would also be a good option as they produced the thriller Sicario which had a female lead in a dominant role, similar to the target audience of the film. Vertigo Films could work for a lower budget since they have produced other political thrillers but Lionsgate is assessed as the overall best choice.
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Leon Boyce outlines initial plans for a short film project that must include an alarm clock or watch and the phrase "That wasn't supposed to happen." They are considering a story centered around an alarm clock with jump cuts between the protagonist and the clock ticking down. While experimental films are interesting, they think something more straightforward would be better given time constraints. They analyzed successful short films to understand genres and importance of post-production. A quick paced story with a relatable protagonist and cliffhanger ending would engage audiences. The film "Angst" inspired ideas around focusing on one moving object and using rack focus between shots.
Media Evaluation
The document analyzes a student film project that aims to create the opening for a psychological thriller film. It discusses the conventions and techniques used from other thriller films, such as camerawork, sound, and plot devices. Feedback from test audiences found that the opening was generally well-received and successfully set up expectations for a psychological thriller genre film. The student learned important technical skills in filming, editing, and adding effects through completing this project.
Editing Analysis
The document analyzes the structure and editing techniques used in the trailer for the horror film The Conjuring. It begins with an introduction page and then the production company logos. Throughout, captions provide plot details and information about the director's previous work. At the end, the film title, release date, and website are shown. Continuity editing connects shots to emphasize the passage of time. Long takes are used at the beginning to set the scene, while short takes at the end build tension. Transitions vary from smooth to fast/dramatic based on the shot. Pace also shifts from slow to build tension to fast and dramatic towards the end.
2. Research
The document discusses research conducted for a 60-second sci-fi short film project. A survey found that storyline and sci-fi genre were most appealing to the target age range of 16-24 years old. Primary research also indicated sci-fi was popular. Most feedback found the plot concept interesting but unclear for 60 seconds. The document also reviews popular film genres in 2013 and 2016, certificate ratings, potential filming and editing techniques to use based on experiments, and possible constraints of the project.
Task 6 mediaA2
This document discusses and analyzes two short horror films, Lights Out and Skymare. Both films effectively draw the audience into the perspective and isolation of the main protagonist within the first 10 seconds. They also end on cliffhangers, leaving the audience wanting more. The document suggests incorporating shots that draw the audience into feeling like they are the protagonist, as well as including an unexpected twist or cliffhanger ending. This will help engage the target 15-30 year old audience and make the discussion's production more interesting.
Media audience feedback
The document summarizes feedback received from a questionnaire about a film trailer. Three people answered four questions about the trailer. Overall, the feedback was positive. For question 1, all agreed the trailer effectively previewed the film. For question 2, favorites included a scary shot and clear story preview. For question 3, all said it was a supernatural horror genre. For question 4, all agreed the fast pace was typical for the genre. The feedback provided pointers for improvement on future projects.
Are you alone
The document summarizes a student film project titled "Are You Alone?". It was a 2.5 minute horror film opening created by the student and their group for a class. The opening scene involved a couple watching a scary movie who receive a mysterious phone call. The girlfriend then disappears and the boyfriend investigates strange noises, finding her injured. The summary discusses each group member's roles in directing, acting, editing and designing. It also analyzes how the opening used conventions of the horror genre while adding humor, and differentiated itself from other films through its daytime filming.
1. evaluation
The document discusses how the media project "Field of Fire" uses and develops conventions of real media products like films. It compares the opening of "Field of Fire" to "American Sniper" and "Quantum of Solace", noting similarities in techniques like first-person sniper footage. While it keeps conventions like action openings and music to guide audiences, it challenges the gender convention of snipers typically being male by featuring a strong female sniper character to attract different audiences.
Evaluation
The document discusses conventions of teaser trailers, horror film trailers, and horror film posters. It then analyzes how the teaser trailer, titled "Jigsaw", follows these conventions. The trailer is under a minute, uses cryptic footage and music without dialogue to generate curiosity, and leaves the viewer with questions about the storyline without giving too much away. The trailer also uses fast pacing, jump cuts, and sound effects similar to other horror trailers. The poster features a dark, striking image and prominently displayed title consistent with horror film poster conventions.
Evaluation question 7
The student learned a great deal about gritty realism films from their preliminary task to completing their full film project. Through research on films like "Bullet Boy", "Green Street", and "Adulthood", the student found that gritty realism films tell intense stories that reflect real life situations, despite their low budgets. The student also realized these films have simple opening sequences showing clips that leave audiences wanting more, without special effects. To create an authentic gritty realism film, the student used a basic camera and edited the film themselves without help, learning new technology like iMovie in the process.
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The document discusses the student's concept for a short film featuring their dog. They plan to film in their house and use their dog as the main actor. The story involves the dog wanting to go outside but struggling to get the family's attention or open the door. They will include required shot types like slow motion and different lenses. While the simple concept will be easy to film, the student acknowledges it may not be very engaging. They also had difficulties finding photos for their storyboards and filming certain dog behaviors may not be possible.
Greenleaf
This document discusses what the author has learned about short films so far. It covers several key points:
- The differences between short films and feature lengths, and the elements and characteristics of short films.
- The importance of twists in short films.
- Research into different short film genres, directors, funding, and awards.
- How studying narratives and filming techniques has influenced the development of their own short film idea.
2. research
The document discusses research conducted on the target audience for a short film project. A survey was administered to 27 people to understand opinions on short films, favorite movie genres, thoughts on cliffhangers, what is enjoyed about short films, and how often short films are watched. The majority favored comedy as their genre, did not like cliffhangers, enjoyed the intensity of short films, and almost never watch short films. The filmmaker aims to create an intense thriller/mystery with a cliffhanger ending and understands the challenges given audience preferences. Research was also presented on attracting a target age range of 15-30 who typically enjoy the genre due to its adrenaline and mystery elements.
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In this document, the author discusses how their media products for a class project used, developed, and challenged conventions of real media. For their short film "The Ordinary," they used conventions like minimal backstory and letting camerawork tell the narrative. They developed conventions by using editing to express emotions and having multiple settings, while challenging conventions like using different soundtracks for each setting. Their poster and film review page also followed conventions for those genres like simplistic designs and consistent layouts, while adding some original elements.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real media forms. It summarizes how the teaser trailer, idents, titles, shots, and magazine cover were influenced by and challenged conventions from the film "Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging" and other trailers. Key conventions that were followed include using montage in the teaser trailer, dark backgrounds and short length for idents, light-colored titles, quirky shots, and simple titles at the end. Some conventions were challenged, such as dividing the teaser trailer into stages rather than a single montage, and using titles to add structure rather than just hints.
Evaluation question 5
Our target audience for the film "Badlands" was older teenagers and young adults with a passion for film. We chose to make a psychological thriller genre film because it allows for an original narrative compared to typical student films. Some conventions we included were crime, ambiguous climaxes, and bleak settings. The characters were designed to fit these conventions - the protagonist is unnamed and wears casual clothes while the antagonist wears a mask and suits. Audience feedback praised the film's pacing, editing, and performances but suggested shortening some shots and making the opening less ambiguous.
1: How does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and convention...
The document discusses conventions used in the opening of the author's thriller media product. It begins with still images to set an ominous tone, like in "The Third Man." Narration is also used to further the story and create mystery, as seen in "The Watchmen." The first shot introduces the main character to generate questions about his identity and purpose, a common thriller technique. Throughout, the author aims to adhere to continuity editing and intercut titles professionally, as employed in films such as "Syriana." The goal is to follow thriller genre conventions to immerse the audience and build mystery from the outset.
Declan
The trailer uses various shots like close-ups, point-of-view shots, and establishing shots to provide context and intrigue audiences about the plot and characters. Reaction shots of main characters are included to help audiences connect with them. While not revealing the full story, the trailer provides a balanced representation of the film through contrasts and juxtapositions that do not resolve. Overall, the shots chosen seem aimed at attracting target audiences through portraying key elements like location, character relationships and arcs, and teasing the atmosphere and scares without giving too much away.
Evaluation 5
The document discusses attracting audiences to a new psychological thriller film by comparing it to the popular film Hannibal. It notes that Hannibal fans and crime/thriller fans would appreciate the film's unique twist on the genre. The filmmakers aimed to address audience expectations of complexity and imagination by basing the plot on feedback from their target viewers. Appropriate creepy music and sound effects were selected to set the thriller tone.
evaluation task 1
This document compares scenes from a student thriller project to scenes from other thriller media like films and video games. It analyzes similarities and differences between scenes where a character is tied to a chair, audiences watching events, and the presentation of props. Key similarities discussed include characters being tied up and in victim roles, audiences attentively observing, and props being used to build tension. Differences analyzed relate to character details, behaviors, editing techniques, camera angles and more. The document aims to evaluate how well the student thriller matches conventions from other examples in the genre.
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Genre conventions
This document discusses genre conventions in popular female solo pop artists. It provides examples of Beyonce, Rihanna, Ariana Grande, and Selena Gomez and analyzes similarities and differences in their music videos, album artwork, and websites. Key similarities included close-up shots in music videos, natural lighting, track listings on albums, and social media links on websites. Differences included varied color schemes, editing styles, and layouts of the artists' websites. The document aims to understand common conventions to help construct a campaign for a new female solo pop artist.
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The document provides information about the American indie band Bonny Doon and their song "A Lotta Things". It states that Bonny Doon formed in 2014 and has released two albums. The proposed music video would follow the narrative of the song's lyrics and feature the four band members. Scenes would cut between sketches of the singer acting out the lyrics and the full band performing in a casually decorated room, maintaining a grainy, low-fi aesthetic to match the song's mood.
Music video initial ideas 1
The music video concept involves a girl singing to the audience about her boyfriend who is madly in love with her. Throughout the song, she interacts with strange objects while the camera follows her. The narrative revolves around the song lyrics, such as "My boyfriend talks too much" and "He tries to make me breakfast but I hate bacon and eggs." The proposed digipak and website design would feature bright colors and lines to appeal to a younger audience but also wider appreciation, matching the vibrancy of the proposed music video.
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Three 17-20 year old boys dressed in casual jeans and t-shirts would be the subjects of a music video taking place in a cartoon-like setting filled with bold colors. The video would follow the boys attempting everyday tasks like pouring cereal but failing in funny ways, representing the struggles young men face with societal expectations. Key props like a cartoonishly labeled carton of milk are proposed to enhance the comedic concept.
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1) The document discusses a music campaign by the death/thrash metal band Possessed to promote their new album Revelations of Oblivion.
2) As one of the first death metal bands, Possessed helped establish the genre but had not released an album in over 30 years.
3) The campaign uses the band's website, music video, and album cover artwork to promote the band's anti-Christian, satanic ideology while retaining their image over many years without conforming to trends.
Presentation 3
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Institution that would make my film
- 1. WHAT INSTITUTION WOULD MAKE MY FILM
- 2. BIG BUDGET STUDIO, UNIVERSAL. • One of the main reasons why I think that this could be the case is because they have quite a few similar films to my groups opening sequence. One of the most successful films that they have done which I feel is quite similar to our thriller is the several Fast and Furious films. Although these films are all relatively fast paced there are also many similar aspects to it. One of these was seen in in the seventh one where there is a sniper who is running through the woods and sets up a rifle.
- 3. • Other thriller films which they have made include the very famous film Jaws. The opening scenes tempo is very similar to ours when its starts off slower then goes very quickly and back to slow again which is similar to ours. although plot wise is very different the film has the kind of suspense that we would want in our film and I believe that universal studios would be a good option to help us with this.
- 4. • I also feel that the opening sequence is slightly similar in Gladiator in terms of the tempo of the opening sequence. Although the sequence is set in a different time it starts off calm then there is the action and there is the calm again. It is a longer scene than ours but it does however have a similar tempo throughout.
- 5. • Finally The Bourne films are also all very similar to the opening sequence that my group and I have made and there are several scenes over the four films where snipers are used. This I feel is the most similar film to our opening sequence.
- 6. LIONSGATE STUDIOS • I feel that Lionsgate studios would be a good choice as they made one similar film to the one that our target audience which was Sicario. I think this as the main character is a woman is seen as the person who is in control.
- 7. VERTOGO FILMS • I think that Vertigo would be a good option as they would be a good option as a small budget film studio as they have also made other thriller films such as the recent Snowden film. Although there is main character this is also about someone who is seen as bad and goes against the law.
- 8. CONCLUSION • Overall I believe that Liosgate films would be the best studio to make my groups film as they have made similar thrillers such as Sicario which includes a female main actress who is in a dominant role.