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Maleficent is a 2014 live-action film produced by Walt Disney Pictures that tells the story from the villain Maleficent's perspective. It was announced in 2010, with pre-production beginning in 2012 and production starting in June 2012. The film had a production budget of $170 million and was filmed in the United Kingdom. Maleficent was a commercial success, grossing $758.5 million worldwide and receiving several award nominations.
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Maleficent (2014) Case Study
Information about Maleficent's development, pre-production, production, post-production and distribution/marketing.
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Film pitch
The film "The Search" follows four different people who receive a text with the location of a dropped package. Each person is of a different age and social class and must race to find the package first. The teaser trailer will show each character receiving the text and then cut between quick clips of each one running, jumping, and dodging obstacles in their search. It will build tension with high action music throughout. At the end, a hand will be shown on the package before the title card appears, leaving the recipient unknown. The film aims to be a fast-paced British independent action film targeting teenagers and action fans with influences from the film "4321" in its portrayal of multiple characters.
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the filmmakers drew inspiration from post-apocalyptic films like 28 Days Later, The Book of Eli, The Road, and I Am Legend for various elements of their short film. They emulated locations, props, costumes, characters, sounds, and titles from these films to recreate the look and feel of the post-apocalyptic genre. While their film was inspired by these other works, it was not meant to be an exact replica and had to adapt certain elements due to budget and time limitations. The document analyzes the influences on their mise-en-scene, narrative, characters, and other components to demonstrate how it engages with conventions of the post-apocalyptic
Evaluation question 5
1) The document discusses the target audience and research done for a student horror/thriller film opening sequence.
2) The target audience is males and females aged 12 and above, as the film contains mild horror elements but no disturbing content.
3) Research included understanding BBFC film classification guidelines and surveying the target age range about their horror film expectations. Suggestions from the survey like scary music, characters, and lighting were incorporated into the final production.
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This document discusses the conventions used in the filmmaker's media product and how it did and did not follow typical conventions. It describes creating a vulnerable main character through costume and isolation. Eerie sounds and a consistent soundtrack were used to increase tension. Fades and black screens were used as transitions to make the film seem scary. However, the film challenged one convention by using high camera angles on the villain to make them appear large and low angles on the main character to show she feels powerful over the villain. In conclusion, most conventions were followed to keep the film traditional, only challenging the camera angle convention.
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The film will be distributed widely in movie theaters globally and later released on DVD, Blu-ray, and streaming services. It is a big-budget psychological thriller produced by a major studio. The opening scene takes place at an ordinary family home and uses lighting, costumes, and a doll prop to set an eerie tone and subtly reveal clues about the possessed young girl and her murderous father. The film aims to make audiences feel uncomfortable in a normally safe environment like home.
Evaluation Question 2
The document summarizes the representation of social groups in a student-produced horror film opening. It discusses the representation of gender, with the main character being female which goes against genre conventions. It also discusses the representation of age, with the main character being a young girl to make her more relatable to their target younger audience. Finally, it briefly discusses that the film did not explore representations of ethnicity, class, sexuality or disability since the character and setting did not call for those explorations and remained focused on the plot.
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Information about Maleficent's development, pre-production, production, post-production and distribution/marketing.
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Film pitch
The film "The Search" follows four different people who receive a text with the location of a dropped package. Each person is of a different age and social class and must race to find the package first. The teaser trailer will show each character receiving the text and then cut between quick clips of each one running, jumping, and dodging obstacles in their search. It will build tension with high action music throughout. At the end, a hand will be shown on the package before the title card appears, leaving the recipient unknown. The film aims to be a fast-paced British independent action film targeting teenagers and action fans with influences from the film "4321" in its portrayal of multiple characters.
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the filmmakers drew inspiration from post-apocalyptic films like 28 Days Later, The Book of Eli, The Road, and I Am Legend for various elements of their short film. They emulated locations, props, costumes, characters, sounds, and titles from these films to recreate the look and feel of the post-apocalyptic genre. While their film was inspired by these other works, it was not meant to be an exact replica and had to adapt certain elements due to budget and time limitations. The document analyzes the influences on their mise-en-scene, narrative, characters, and other components to demonstrate how it engages with conventions of the post-apocalyptic
Evaluation question 5
1) The document discusses the target audience and research done for a student horror/thriller film opening sequence.
2) The target audience is males and females aged 12 and above, as the film contains mild horror elements but no disturbing content.
3) Research included understanding BBFC film classification guidelines and surveying the target age range about their horror film expectations. Suggestions from the survey like scary music, characters, and lighting were incorporated into the final production.
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This document discusses the conventions used in the filmmaker's media product and how it did and did not follow typical conventions. It describes creating a vulnerable main character through costume and isolation. Eerie sounds and a consistent soundtrack were used to increase tension. Fades and black screens were used as transitions to make the film seem scary. However, the film challenged one convention by using high camera angles on the villain to make them appear large and low angles on the main character to show she feels powerful over the villain. In conclusion, most conventions were followed to keep the film traditional, only challenging the camera angle convention.
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The film will be distributed widely in movie theaters globally and later released on DVD, Blu-ray, and streaming services. It is a big-budget psychological thriller produced by a major studio. The opening scene takes place at an ordinary family home and uses lighting, costumes, and a doll prop to set an eerie tone and subtly reveal clues about the possessed young girl and her murderous father. The film aims to make audiences feel uncomfortable in a normally safe environment like home.
Evaluation Question 2
The document summarizes the representation of social groups in a student-produced horror film opening. It discusses the representation of gender, with the main character being female which goes against genre conventions. It also discusses the representation of age, with the main character being a young girl to make her more relatable to their target younger audience. Finally, it briefly discusses that the film did not explore representations of ethnicity, class, sexuality or disability since the character and setting did not call for those explorations and remained focused on the plot.
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The document discusses conventions in film openings and how the student's film opening for their project "LYL" both used and challenged conventions. It followed conventions like including idents, ordering titles in a standard way, using an urban location, and representing a troubled teenage character from a rough background. However, it also challenged conventions through its use of black and white color grading, a classical music soundtrack instead of something expected for the genre, and aerial shots to establish the foreign setting of Kiev, Ukraine. The opening aims to represent social issues through the character and locations while constructing a serious tone for the film.
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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.
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The opening sequence follows conventions such as titles fading in and out, but introduces both the protagonist and antagonist, rather than just one. Continuity editing and moving shots are used to gradually increase pace as in other horror films. However, some elements break conventions, such as featuring a psychopathic supernatural magician as the antagonist and including a chase scene early on. The protagonist represents mental illness negatively and the antagonist is stylishly dressed unlike typical psychopaths. Sound uses tension-building drones and drums as in films like The Shining. Overall it explores representations of issues like mental illness, gender, and social status.
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This document discusses the opening two minutes of a horror film media product. It uses common horror film conventions like starting in a normal setting to build mystery, introducing main characters, and including a possessed child antagonist. Stock narratives involve flashing back to where the problem began. The film starts the family in everyday activities before suddenly introducing the problem. It aims to gradually develop the horror genre and keep audience attention. Common stock settings like abandoned places are avoided for a more realistic ordinary town. Video cameras are used as a cinema verite technique to add realism.
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Jessica reflects on learning from her preliminary task to the final product. For the preliminary, she worked in a group with limited planning and resources. For the final product, she worked in a pair with more planning including storyboards, scripts, call sheets and research. This allowed for higher quality filming with better use of camera, props, costumes and editing skills. While the preliminary had educational value, the final product better represented her vision through improved planning, resources and filmmaking skills.
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The film will be a £110 million psychological thriller distributed widely in theaters and home media. It will follow a young girl who may be possessed by her murdered mother's spirit, out to get her father who committed the crime. The film aims to make audiences uncomfortable by setting ordinary domestic scenes alongside unsettling supernatural events. It will have a dark plot leaving the ending open to interpretation, and feature only a few characters - the girl, her father, and grandmother - to build mystery around their relationships and past crimes.
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The document discusses conventions in film openings and how the student's film opening for their project "LYL" both used and challenged conventions. It followed conventions like including idents, ordering titles in a standard way, using an urban location, and representing a troubled teenage character from a rough background. However, it also challenged conventions through its use of black and white color grading, a classical music soundtrack instead of something expected for the genre, and aerial shots to establish the foreign setting of Kiev, Ukraine. The opening aims to represent social issues through the character and locations while constructing a serious tone for the film.
Elevator pitch
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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This document summarizes audience research and feedback on a student horror film project. It discusses who the target audience is (young males aged 12-24 interested in psychological horror), and how initial audience research and feedback impacted design decisions. Feedback from pitching the concept and a rough cut provided suggestions to simplify the plot, fix continuity errors, and adjust the antagonist's introductions to better fit his character. The research informed choices like including a psychiatrist character and using a normal house location.
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The document outlines an initial idea for a music video for the song "One Last Chance" by Daughtry. The idea is to tell a narrative of a couple breaking up, with the artist being kicked out of the house in the rain. It describes shots that would show the man walking away from the house and the woman looking at old photos of them together. It also discusses potential locations, performance styles, props, casting, costumes, and the overall vision to clearly show the story of a breakup and the couple getting back together through an interesting, conventional music video.
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The document analyzes the opening of a horror film and how it follows or diverges from genre conventions across various elements of filmmaking. It discusses how the opening establishes characters, plot, and a supernatural villain in a way that is both conventional for the genre but also unique. Specifically, it notes the film's male protagonist is less common for horror and the villain's undefined motives at first create intrigue.
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The film will be shown in cinemas worldwide with a £110 million budget, produced by a major studio. It will be a psychological thriller with supernatural elements, focusing on a possessed little girl seeking revenge on her murdered mother. The opening scene will take place in and around an old house using practical lighting and props to set an eerie tone. The aim is to make audiences uncomfortable in a familiar setting.
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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.
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The opening sequence follows conventions such as titles fading in and out, but introduces both the protagonist and antagonist, rather than just one. Continuity editing and moving shots are used to gradually increase pace as in other horror films. However, some elements break conventions, such as featuring a psychopathic supernatural magician as the antagonist and including a chase scene early on. The protagonist represents mental illness negatively and the antagonist is stylishly dressed unlike typical psychopaths. Sound uses tension-building drones and drums as in films like The Shining. Overall it explores representations of issues like mental illness, gender, and social status.
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The document discusses costume and makeup choices for a psychological horror film production. It aims to convey themes of isolation, vulnerability, and impending doom through the costumes. The protagonist Isobel has three costumes - all black, a school uniform, and a checked nightshirt. Ines and Niamh wear similar dark, floaty costumes to portray their innocence. Dark makeup is used on all actors, particularly under the eyes and on the skin, to achieve a "cold, drowned look" and emphasize lifelessness. Marshall's and Ganesh's costumes also follow dark themes to convey their weakness against the antagonist.
Mark Mulcahy Question 1 media studies evaluation
This document discusses the opening two minutes of a horror film media product. It uses common horror film conventions like starting in a normal setting to build mystery, introducing main characters, and including a possessed child antagonist. Stock narratives involve flashing back to where the problem began. The film starts the family in everyday activities before suddenly introducing the problem. It aims to gradually develop the horror genre and keep audience attention. Common stock settings like abandoned places are avoided for a more realistic ordinary town. Video cameras are used as a cinema verite technique to add realism.
Evaluation Question 7
Jessica reflects on learning from her preliminary task to the final product. For the preliminary, she worked in a group with limited planning and resources. For the final product, she worked in a pair with more planning including storyboards, scripts, call sheets and research. This allowed for higher quality filming with better use of camera, props, costumes and editing skills. While the preliminary had educational value, the final product better represented her vision through improved planning, resources and filmmaking skills.
Powerpoint treatment
The film will be a £110 million psychological thriller distributed widely in theaters and home media. It will follow a young girl who may be possessed by her murdered mother's spirit, out to get her father who committed the crime. The film aims to make audiences uncomfortable by setting ordinary domestic scenes alongside unsettling supernatural events. It will have a dark plot leaving the ending open to interpretation, and feature only a few characters - the girl, her father, and grandmother - to build mystery around their relationships and past crimes.
Powerpoint treatment
The film is a psychological thriller called "The Treatment" with a budget of £110 million produced by a major studio. It will focus on a possessed young girl and her father, who murdered the girl's mother. The film aims to make audiences uncomfortable by setting ordinary domestic scenes and then adding frightening elements. It will have a dark and mysterious plot that does not provide closure. The style will create an eerie atmosphere through settings like an old house, costumes, and lighter lighting as conditions allow.
E'sPictureBio
Earnest "NESTO" Rhea is an emerging writer and director who is known for directing actors from popular television shows. He directed Jesse Spencer from "House" and Jennifer Morrison from "Star Trek" and "Once Upon a Time" in his short film "THE SCRIPT", which he is developing into a feature film. Nesto has a background in animation and learned filmmaking through hands-on experience. He is currently working to develop several of his short films and a project on human trafficking into feature films and a television series.
Group genre task
The group chose to research the crime thriller film Zodiac (2007) as their example. Zodiac is about a real serial killer who stalked victims in the 1960s-70s and taunted investigators with cryptic messages. They felt it followed crime thriller conventions like having a storyline about an obsessed killer and investigators. They analyzed the teaser trailer and film poster for Zodiac, noting techniques like fast editing, low lighting, closeups of main characters, and cryptic text in the trailer. The poster uses similar techniques like low lighting, night setting, and colors of black, red and blue that symbolize fear, blood, and the police investigation.
Conventions
Our media product, Porcelain, took inspiration from existing horror films and TV shows in its conventions, cinematography, mise-en-scene, and editing techniques. It uses typical shots and stereotypes of the horror genre, such as close-ups of creepy dolls and scenes in dark woods. However, the protagonist, who is aware of the doll's possession, challenges conventions by showing a hero who has fear. The title sequence incorporates fast cuts between shots and uses of dim and creepy colors, as seen in films like Se7en and Durham County, to engage the audience. While conforming to horror conventions, Porcelain challenges them somewhat through its vulnerable main character.
Powerpoint treatment
The film will be a psychological thriller distributed widely in theaters and on home video/streaming platforms. It will focus on a possessed young girl and her father who murdered the girl's mother. The opening scene will set up an ordinary family in their home to contrast with the supernatural elements that will create unease. Filming will take place at an old house location using available light and a handheld shooting style.
Qustion 1 evaluation
The media product uses several conventions found in real horror films. It begins with an aerial establishing shot, panning down to the location like in "Hush." The isolated old farmhouse location is similar to films like "The Changeling" that reveal secrets in old buildings. Shots of the protagonist walking used a steady cam to look professional, mirroring techniques used in other films. The main character's costume presented her as a vulnerable girl, setting up her identity as is common in opening scenes. Throughout, titles used a simple, worn font consistent with the horror genre.
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This short animated film by Pixar tells the story of a cloud who creates vicious creatures and the stork who must deliver them. It explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and order being restored after conflict arises. The film is a children's comedy aimed at ages 6-12, showing in theaters before a Pixar feature to help explain where babies come from in a fun and creative way. It received positive reviews from critics for accomplishing this goal successfully.
Question 1 media studies evaluation mark final
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of horror films. It creates the opening two minutes of a horror film set in modern-day Surrey. It uses stock narratives, characters, and settings common to the genre. These include an innocent family, a possessed child antagonist, and ordinary suburban settings. The narrative combines elements of mystery and a normal family. Video cameras are used to make it seem more realistic. Negative space is utilized but wasn't entirely effective at startling viewers so a "sting" was added to draw attention.
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1) Maleficent was once a kind fairy who lived in the woods until she had her wings cut off by a boy, Stefan, who she loved. This caused her to become bitter and vengeful.
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- 1. Maleficent
- 2. Pre-production Information • Film was announced in January 2010 • Pre Production began in April 2012 • Production began on 13th June 2012 • Post Production processes began August 2013 • Film Completed in February 2014 • PRODUCTION BUDGET - $170,000,000
- 3. Posters
- 4. Historical Context • Maleficent was released to show one character’s version of the story told in the iconic 1959 Disney Original ‘Sleeping Beauty’. • This meant that the film would already have a large fan-base following it due to the popularity of the original movie. • Maleficent is known as the ‘Mistress of All Evil’ throughout the Disney brand as well as in the original Sleeping Beauty film. So she is a very well known character to people who haven’t seen Sleeping Beauty, increasing the popularity of the film.
- 5. Institutions • Maleficent is produced by Walt Disney Pictures. • Disney is a very specific brand and they focus on families as their target audience. • Distributed by Walt Disney Pictures.
- 6. Production • Director – Robert Stromberg – First time director. • Producer – Joe Roth – Has produced 65 projects, variety of genres. Has produced some Walt Disney titles in more recent years. • Screenwriter – Linda Woolverton – Very experienced screenwriter has worked on over 30 projects and many of these have been Walt Disney’s. Titles include: The Lion King, Mulan, Beauty and the Beast (1991), Alice in Wonderland (2010) • Location – Whole movie was filmed in the United Kingdom. • The movie was originally too long and they had to re-edit it and cut parts out of the opening. “We were running about 15 minutes too long. We wanted to have a film that was under two hours, so we ended up reworking the first act and condensing it, to get to the meat of the story quicker and to get to Angelina’s character quicker, as well.” – Robert Stromberg
- 7. Marketing • Featured song – Once Upon a Dream • 27 videos related to Maleficent on the Walt Disney Movie Trailers YouTube channel. • First Trailer released November 13th 2013 • Teaser released January 23rd 2014 – 125 days before release date.
- 8. Merchandise • There is no merchandise specific to Maleficent available in the Disney Store. • However, the popularity and availability of merchandise of the character Maleficent increased.
- 9. Commercial and Critical Success • Nominated for an Oscar and a BAFTA • Overall 9 wins. • Overall 41 nominations. • Box Office - $758.5 million USD
- 10. Exhibition and Exchange • Released at the end of May – a couple of months before schools break up for the summer holidays. • Opening weekend - $69,431,298 USD • Premiered in Hollywood, Los Angeles • US DVD sales - $37,890,164 USD