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This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare. In a single sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily create and share slideshow presentations online.

The title sequence for Se7en uses unconventional camera techniques and editing to create tension and mystery. Extreme close-ups, low and high angles, and panning shots obscure details and leave the audience guessing. Fast jump cuts and morphing between shots maintain an unsettling pace. Dark, ambiguous lighting and eerie sounds complete an atmosphere that feels unsafe. Very few details are given about the plot or characters to preserve the obscure tone.

The document provides a detailed analysis of the title sequence of a horror film about a stepfather who is a serial killer. It analyzes elements like camera work, sound, mise-en-scene, editing, plot, characters, and credit order. Specifically, it notes the panning and tracking camera shots, minor key music that builds suspense, Christmas décor that contrasts with the murders, flashbacks, casual cutting between mundane and gruesome items, and a storyline where the stepfather methodically kills countless families. The credits follow a typical order and introduce the middle-class American family that is the target of the killer main character.

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maria demine

The document provides an analysis of the title sequence of the 1979 film "Over The Edge". It summarizes that the sequence establishes the suburban setting and introduces the teenage protagonists and police characters. Slow, peaceful camerawork and editing at the start shifts to faster, tense techniques as a chase scene ensues between the teens and police. Audio of suburban sounds and shifting rock music further sets the scene and builds tension. The sequence reveals the generational divide and conflict between the middle-class white youth and authority figures in the late-1970s American suburban backdrop of the film.

The purpose of the title sequence and film

maria demine

The document discusses the purpose and importance of title sequences and film openings. They are used to set the tone and atmosphere of the film through music, sound, and colors. They also introduce the main characters and setting while sometimes providing hints about the plot or themes. Title sequences aim to grab audience attention and intrigue them to continue watching in order to find out what happens next. They convey key information about the film's genre and legal requirements for producer credits. Overall, titles sequences are an important way to engage audiences at the start of a movie.

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Prelim evaluation

Lara243

The document summarizes the evaluation of a student's preliminary film project involving a tennis racket in a kitchen. The student acted in and helped film, storyboard, and edit the short film. Through this process, the student learned the importance of storyboarding and planning shots. The film successfully included specific shots and techniques as criteria. However, some of the filming was shaky as it was handheld and the editing had some continuity issues. In the future, the student will improve filming with a tripod, better lighting, and easier shots to edit.

My ideas and inspiration

Lara243

This document discusses the influences on the author's ideas for a horror film opening title sequence. It notes how title sequences from films like Nightmare on Elm Street and Seven intrigued the author with their effective use of mise-en-scene, camera work, sound, and colors to set a mood without revealing the full plot. Observing techniques in crime mysteries on TV also helped with storytelling ideas. The author aims to incorporate low, ominous music; varied shots from different angles; and dark colors in line with horror conventions for their opening sequence depicting a girl running and screaming in a dark forest while being chased by an unknown figure.

Analysing codes and conventions of a horror movie

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The document analyzes and compares the openings of three horror movies: The Conjuring, The Shining, and Nightmare on Elm Street. It examines the camera work, editing, sound, visual elements, plot, characters, and titles for each opening. Overall, the openings use techniques like close-ups, dark lighting, fast editing, and low music to set a tense mood, though The Shining differs with wide shots. The order and style of the titles are also compared across the movies.

Sequences

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Props and clothes I can lend

Lara243

The document discusses costume and makeup items that could be used in a news or film production. It includes a white shirt and neutral bracelets that could be worn by a news reporter, especially a female reporter, covering a story about a missing child. It also mentions makeup that could be applied to a teenage character to help audiences understand her personality. Finally, it describes old, worn-out shoes and scary masks that could be used to convey the harsh conditions faced by a kidnapped main character and the mysterious scientists in the film.

Quesiton 3 (denya lara)

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Twisted Pictures is an independent film production company known for horror films like Saw and Texas Chainsaw 3D. These films targeted similar audiences as the document proposes - males aged 22-39 interested in horror. Saw was very successful worldwide while Texas Chainsaw 3D earned $47 million globally and promoted with a leather face action figure. Grizzly Pictures is proposed as the distribution company, similar to Ghosthouse Pictures which distributed horror films like Evil Dead. Grizzly Pictures has screened the proposed film locally and plans online and DVD distribution with social media promotion like Paranormal Activity to reach wider audiences.