In what ways does your media product use, develop or
challenge forms and conventions of real media products.

   My opening sequence develops horror movie up to an
    expend. This is because the majority of scary movies
    presents a female actor that will die at one point. We have
    challenged this idea and in our opening sequence we
    decided that a male should be killed instead.
   In Scream and other well know horror movies the viewer is
    presented to the murder; even though they might not see
    their face (a mask always cavers the killers face); the viewer
    can still engage with the killer as they are able to see them in
    action. We decided to challenge this point by not revealing
    the killer to the audience so individual can use their own
    imagination to create a character for the murder. In addition
    to that we decided that it will be more interesting because
    the viewers will want to watch the rest to discover how the
    killer might be.
   Also, some horror opening sequences tend to have dark
    lightening and shadowing. We decided to film with the lights
    on because we get a better view of the scenes. In order to
    find this out we filmed a couple of scenes with very little
    lighting but soon after we decided to stick to our initial idea of
    having the lights on though out the opening sequence.
   As presented in Scream the female actor that was getting
    killed attempted to escape from the killer. We decided that
    we’ll have our character in the living room long enough for
    the audience to understand that they didn’t have the
    opportunity to run anywhere.
   However, our opening sequence involved convection as well.
    This was presented through the sound that was used and
    the fact that the actor was not killed straight away and it was
    leading to the kill through the conversation and texts that
    Lucy received.

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  • 2.
    In what waysdoes your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products.  My opening sequence develops horror movie up to an expend. This is because the majority of scary movies presents a female actor that will die at one point. We have challenged this idea and in our opening sequence we decided that a male should be killed instead.  In Scream and other well know horror movies the viewer is presented to the murder; even though they might not see their face (a mask always cavers the killers face); the viewer can still engage with the killer as they are able to see them in action. We decided to challenge this point by not revealing the killer to the audience so individual can use their own imagination to create a character for the murder. In addition to that we decided that it will be more interesting because the viewers will want to watch the rest to discover how the killer might be.
  • 3.
    Also, some horror opening sequences tend to have dark lightening and shadowing. We decided to film with the lights on because we get a better view of the scenes. In order to find this out we filmed a couple of scenes with very little lighting but soon after we decided to stick to our initial idea of having the lights on though out the opening sequence.  As presented in Scream the female actor that was getting killed attempted to escape from the killer. We decided that we’ll have our character in the living room long enough for the audience to understand that they didn’t have the opportunity to run anywhere.  However, our opening sequence involved convection as well. This was presented through the sound that was used and the fact that the actor was not killed straight away and it was leading to the kill through the conversation and texts that Lucy received.