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The document discusses the inspiration and planning for a short film called "Jane the Ripper". It was conceived as a modern retelling of Jack the Ripper with the killer being a female character named Jane, seeking revenge after being left at the altar. Research was done on the historical Jack the Ripper case and his typical modus operandi involving knife murders of prostitutes in Whitechapel, London. Jane will similarly use a knife and wear disguising outfits including a wedding dress. The film will be inspired by other Ripper-themed works like the movie "From Hell" but aim to create an original plot.
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2) Uses and gratifications theory sees audiences as active in selecting media to fulfill needs like entertainment and social interaction.
3) The active audience model recognizes that audiences can interpret media messages in different, sometimes opposing ways.
4) The ethnographic model examines audience behaviors and preferences through qualitative research like interviews in cultural contexts.
What have you learnt from your audience feedback
The filmmakers received feedback from audience members on their thriller film through a questionnaire. The feedback indicated that quicker shots could have built more suspense and longer shots of blood could have displayed more thriller conventions. Some audience members had trouble following the complex plot and flashbacks. For future films, the filmmakers learned that they need to focus on a simpler storyline, use flashbacks more effectively, and ensure visual consistency throughout.
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3) The film is both funny and emotional, promoting themes of equality and respect while also featuring a memorable soundtrack by composer Ludovico Einaudi.
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Here are the key points I gathered from your reflections:
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- Managing your time was important given the tight 2-week deadline, and your tutor provided a schedule.
- Reviewing and getting feedback on your work helped improve the quality and clarity of your script.
- Planning and revising your ideas was an essential part of developing a polished final script.
It seems the reflection process supported your script development by allowing you to evaluate your progress, challenges, and strengths at each stage. Well done on completing this creative project on time
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