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Jonathan Kellman is an American author born in 1949 in New York City. He received his PhD in psychology from the University of Southern California in 1974. Kellman is best known for his mystery novels featuring child psychologist Alex Delaware who consults for the Los Angeles Police Department. He won the Edgar and Anthony Awards in 1986 for his first novel "When the Bough Breaks." Kellman quit his private practice in 1990 to write full-time. He has authored over 40 crime novels as well as nonfiction works and children's books and is married to fellow bestselling author Faye Kallerman.
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1) The document outlines the plot, characters, and key elements for a horror/thriller film set around a young woman named Ashley who witnesses her friend being murdered after their car breaks down.
2) The main characters include Ashley, a police officer who is secretly the villain, and another police officer who tries to save Ashley.
3) The plot involves Ashley being pursued by the villainous police officer after she escapes the initial attack, while another officer tries to discover who is threatening her and save her.
Léa
Two women stand in a field discussing a woman named Lea who has escaped from an asylum. Flashbacks show Lea's traumatic memories and her escape. She flees down the asylum corridors as the two women follow at a walking pace. Lea escapes into the field, and the women do not pursue her further. The story then shows Lea's unconscious body lying in a forest, where she begins to wake up. The setting involves a forest where Lea's body will be found, a school field representing the area where the two women stand initially, and parts of the school representing both the asylum corridors and Lea's cell.
ELECLIT PPT DONE
1. American Crime/Detection TV series that aired from 2009 to 2011 about Dr. Cal Lightman and his colleagues at The Lightman Group, which helps investigate cases through interpreting microexpressions and body language.
2. Dr. Cal Lightman is the main character, a scientist who can detect lies. He works with Dr. Gillian Foster, Eli Loker, and Ria Torres to help clients.
3. The show focuses on character development in the early episodes to showcase each character's skills before more complex plots. It also sometimes reflects the detectives' personal lives in the cases.
Individual pitch
Two friends are listening to music in a field when one is suddenly dragged away by an unknown assailant and thrown into a van. The other friend chases after the van screaming. The scene then cuts inside the van where the man takes off his mask, preparing to reveal his face before the screen cuts to black, leaving the audience in suspense.
Unit 24 - Top Sheets
A teenage boy and his family move to a small town in Surrey, England called Farley. The boy, Hugo, wants a normal life but must choose between avenging his family's past by uncovering town secrets or living normally. Other residents hunt for who is exposing secrets. Meanwhile, two girls who grew apart reunite at graduation but one disappears. Her friend decodes clues and retraces steps to solve the mystery and find her. Finally, a 17-year-old moves to a new town, befriends classmates, and they plan a night at an abandoned fairground for Halloween. However, the boy's schizophrenic personality emerges and murders the group, who must identify the killer before they are killed.
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1) Antisocial personality disorder is characterized by a lack of empathy, manipulation of others, and disregard for rules and morality.
2) The film The Silence of the Lambs features FBI agent Clarice Starling interviewing imprisoned cannibal and serial killer Hannibal Lecter for insight into catching another serial killer, Buffalo Bill.
3) Hannibal displays many signs of antisocial personality disorder, including cold-heartedness, lack of remorse, and ability to kill without emotion. He is also able to skillfully manipulate Clarice during their conversations.
Five Elements Unit 24
Lauren and Anna were childhood friends who grew apart in high school but reconnected at graduation. After graduation, Lauren disappeared while investigating a terrorist group. Anna finds Lauren's diary and uses it to retrace Lauren's steps to try and solve the mystery of her disappearance and save her friend, as the terrorist group is still hunting Lauren down. The story is a thriller about friendship, secrets, and sacrifice.
Thriller Opening Pitch
The document proposes a psychological thriller opening involving a 16-year-old girl who wakes up in a forest in torn clothes with cuts and scrapes. She is disoriented and hears whispers in her head, suggesting she has a mental illness. As she walks through the forest, she sees objects like a needle that trigger memories of the previous night, though it is unclear if the memories are real or imagined. The opening ends by her remembering jumping off a building, though she is still alive, leaving the audience with an enigma.
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2) The main characters include Ashley, a police officer who is secretly the villain, and another police officer who tries to save Ashley.
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2. Dr. Cal Lightman is the main character, a scientist who can detect lies. He works with Dr. Gillian Foster, Eli Loker, and Ria Torres to help clients.
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Individual pitch
Two friends are listening to music in a field when one is suddenly dragged away by an unknown assailant and thrown into a van. The other friend chases after the van screaming. The scene then cuts inside the van where the man takes off his mask, preparing to reveal his face before the screen cuts to black, leaving the audience in suspense.
Unit 24 - Top Sheets
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3) Hannibal displays many signs of antisocial personality disorder, including cold-heartedness, lack of remorse, and ability to kill without emotion. He is also able to skillfully manipulate Clarice during their conversations.
Five Elements Unit 24
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Thriller Opening Pitch
The document proposes a psychological thriller opening involving a 16-year-old girl who wakes up in a forest in torn clothes with cuts and scrapes. She is disoriented and hears whispers in her head, suggesting she has a mental illness. As she walks through the forest, she sees objects like a needle that trigger memories of the previous night, though it is unclear if the memories are real or imagined. The opening ends by her remembering jumping off a building, though she is still alive, leaving the audience with an enigma.
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1. Ralf and Rocky killed the wrong person, Phil the postman, mistakenly believing he was Graham who had stolen their drugs. They laid in wait and shot him in the chest with the intent to kill Graham.
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3. Dan was playing with a gun in the park and shot it towards his friend Jonny who had climbed a tree to get away. Jonny fell from the tree after being shot and died from head injuries from the fall.
Individual ideas
1. Four ideas for psychological thriller openings are presented, focusing on themes of revenge and mental illness.
2. The first idea involves a girl with dissociative identity disorder digging in the woods and flashing back to a mysterious relationship while hints are given about her unstable mental state.
3. The second centers on a bullied girl who stalks and seeks revenge against her two main tormentors by killing one.
4. The third switches the gender roles, showing a woman enacting psychological revenge against a man who cheated on and drove her crazy.
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Sequence Structure Unit 24
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2. Fran saw her son Frank at risk of drowning in a pond but did not help him or warn him in order to avoid ruining her new jumper. Frank subsequently drowned in the pond.
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4. The third switches the gender roles, showing a woman enacting psychological revenge against a man who cheated on and drove her crazy.
5. The fourth depicts an unknown girl orchestrating the kidnapping and torture of a boy who publicly humiliated his ex-girlfriend, with flashbacks
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Idea exploration
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2) A slasher film where teenagers are trapped at school after hours as an unseen killer picks them off one by one.
3) A thriller where the main character is being hunted by the government or another secret organization and is trying to evade capture. The true nature of the pursuers is not revealed until the end.
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Two women stand in a field, discussing how "she's" escaped from an asylum. Flashes show the escape, with the women pursuing but not urgently. The protagonist Lea lies in the forest, alive after supposedly dying. The opening leaves the audience intrigued about Lea's backstory and pursuit.
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3) The title sequence shows Jenny transforming from a normal girl into a psychotic killer after a mysterious phone call, giving insight into her mental illness through medication in her room.
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Three university friends move into a cheap house but strange events begin to occur. They are being haunted by the spirit of Angela, a 16-year-old girl who was murdered by her mother years ago. Angela possesses one of the girls and tries to kill the others. A youth leader is called to bless the house and free the possessed girl from Angela. While he is able to help, the girls still decide to move out as they no longer feel safe in the haunted house.
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3. Palahniuk's books combine realistic fiction with satire. They depict ordinary characters in extraordinary situations to critique and question societal norms.
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A teenage boy named Joel has an obsession with the insides of living things. He starts by killing animals in the woods to satisfy his curiosity. He then decides to kill his friend Liam by drugging his drink, rendering him unconscious. Joel drags Liam's body into the woods and stabs him to death, finally satisfying his morbid obsession by killing a human. The film ends with Joel standing over Liam's dead body as the credits roll.
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Written treatment
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Written treatment
The document outlines the plot details for a horror film called "The Walk". It will follow a group of university students who decide to spend their spring break in an isolated house in the woods instead of staying on campus. In act one, the students arrive happily at the house. In act two, one of the girls hears a strange noise and sees something lurking in the woods, but gets distracted. Characters then start going missing. By act three, only the last girl is left standing to face the psycho villain who has been killing the teenagers. The logline states it is a slasher/psychological horror about a group of teens who are unaware of the danger in their isolated surroundings during their spring break celebrations.
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2. The summaries describe serial killer investigations and murders that detectives must solve. This includes a psychiatrist helping people deal with dangerous feelings who may be abusing patients in Night Bird and a detective with the ability to read bodies in Body Reader.
3. Common themes across the novels mentioned are serial killers murdering young women, detectives racing to catch the killers before more victims are claimed, and secrets from the past impacting the investigations.
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Daniel was a 16-year-old boy with dreams of graduating high school and attending college to study computer programming. He enjoyed racing bikes and working hard to qualify for the world cycling cup in Chile. Unfortunately, Daniel was shot and killed by a stray bullet in 1991 while on his way home from summer school. His mother Ruby later documented her personal grief process and made a documentary about Daniel's life to bring more awareness to the issue of urban violence. She states that exposure to gun violence is a major factor and that murder should be viewed as a socially infectious disease.
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This document discusses several popular television shows and movies that incorporate elements of conspiracy theories and distrust to create paranoia among characters and viewers. It provides summaries of key plot points and characters from Twin Peaks, The X-Files, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Seinfeld, Friends, and Dharma and Greg that exemplify this. The shows use mysterious or deceitful characters to increase suspicion and question reliability and motives within the narratives.
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Zodiac
The Zodiac killer operated in Northern California in the late 1960s, killing at least five people. Some of the victims included high school sweethearts David Faraday and Betty Lou Jensen, as well as taxi driver Paul Stine. The killer taunted police with ciphers and letters and was never identified. Crime scenes were processed using techniques like triangulation, baselines, and polar coordinates to map evidence and recreate the crimes. The Zodiac killer remains one of the most infamous unsolved serial murder cases.
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