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The document discusses the creation of a film poster and review. It describes choosing a still frame from the film that captures its essence to use on the poster. Elements from other horror film posters, like color scheme and letterbox style, were also incorporated. The review is structured like one for The Blair Witch Project, keeping it short without revealing the plot, using a 5 star rating system and film image.
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This document discusses the filmmaker's approach to creating a trailer, poster, and magazine cover for a horror film. For the trailer, they aimed to balance conventional and unconventional elements. They used found footage and jump cuts, but stuck to typical editing techniques. For the poster, they challenged conventions by using a long shot but included standard horror elements. The magazine cover followed conventions for layout but took inspiration from another cover by including a two-shot image. Overall, the filmmaker considered conventions from their research but also experimented with some unconventional elements.
A2 evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of the author's media product, a short psychological thriller film. It describes how the author researched conventions of the genre and was influenced by the film "Portal: No Escape." Key conventions used in the author's film include close-ups of the main character's confused facial expressions, positioning the character off-center according to the rule of thirds, and using a silhouette to represent the antagonist. The author aimed to challenge conventions by mixing elements of amateur and professional filmmaking to create ambiguity. Feedback from audiences confirmed the film should be classified as a psychological thriller.
Media paranorm
The trailer summarizes the plot of Paranormal Activity 3, which follows two young girls who have been haunted by a demon from a young age. The film is set 18 years prior to the first two films. The trailer shows happy scenes of the girls at home that become increasingly tense and scary. It establishes that the film is found footage style, with cameras placed around the house by the parents to capture paranormal activity. The trailer effectively builds tension and intrigue without revealing too much of the story to attract audiences to the film.
Media eval q1
The document analyzes how the author's horror film trailer uses and develops conventions of the horror genre. It follows many standard conventions, such as an R rating to allow graphic content, focusing on a group of teens summoning an evil spirit, and using quick graphic shots and increased pace to build suspense. However, some shots may be inconsistent in tone or not clearly set the location. The trailer aims to attract horror fans and leaves audiences wanting more to understand the narrative.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a student film titled "The Man with a Thousand Faces" and how it uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real horror media. The film title takes a mysterious approach seen in other horror films. Settings and costumes reference conventions from films like "Scream" but develop them uniquely. Camerawork and editing replicate techniques from horror films to build suspense and shock audiences. Overall, the film draws from common horror conventions while developing its own original elements to create an unpredictable story and leave audiences wanting more.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a student film titled "The Man with a Thousand Faces" and how it uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real horror media. The film title takes a mysterious approach seen in other horror films. Settings and costumes reference conventions from films like "Scream" but develop them further. Camerawork and editing replicate techniques from horror films to build suspense and shock audiences. Overall, the film draws from common horror conventions while adding new elements to challenge expectations.
FMP: research
Here is a summary of the key points from the first survey response:
- Over 60% of respondents indicated they like horror films, while under 40% said they don't like horror films.
- This suggests the majority of the intended audience for the film prefers the horror genre.
- However, incorporating some dramatic and thriller elements in addition to horror could help broaden the appeal beyond just horror fans.
- Overall, targeting the horror genre first makes sense given the preferences of most respondents, but adding other genres could make the film appealing to a wider audience.
A2 Media Pitch
The document provides details about Michael McKitterick's media project proposal to create a promotional package for a new horror film, including a teaser trailer, film magazine cover, and movie poster. He chose this brief because he is interested in creating a film trailer and has no prior experience doing so. He will target the package toward young adult and adult audiences. The film will be distributed by Lionsgate Films. He provides inspiration from existing horror trailers, posters, and magazines and includes initial designs for the poster and magazine cover.
2. idea development unit 9
The document provides details on the planning and research for a film analysis video on the movie "Ghost Stories." It includes a mind map identifying key concepts - arrogance, denial, guilt, and dream symbolism - to analyze. It also outlines the planned structure, with sections discussing each concept. Research needs are identified as analyzing other film analysis videos, researching the identified concepts, and finding relevant film clips. The intended audience is those over 18 interested in horror films. The style aims to be dark and mature to fit the horror genre.
Evaluation1
The document discusses how the media producer used conventions from real horror films and trailers to develop their own media products. For their trailer, they took inspiration from Blair Witch Project by using handheld camera footage and titles to set the narrative. They also filmed in a family home location and included scenes of a character in distress talking to the camera, as seen in Paranormal Activity. For their magazine cover and film poster, they based the designs on existing popular horror media to engage audiences through familiar visual styles and layouts.
Evaluation Question 1
1. The document compares the media creator's products to existing thriller films and magazines to evaluate how they use, develop, or challenge conventions.
2. Key conventions that were followed include adding a suspenseful question at the end of the trailer like "Seven", placing credits at the end of the trailer, using consistent color schemes, and not revealing the full narrative to maintain suspense.
3. One convention that was challenged was not including a dateline on the magazine cover due to lack of space, though overall conventions were largely followed to make the products recognizable to audiences.
FMP:3. research(1)
Here are a few key points about your target audience based on this survey response:
- The majority (over 60%) of respondents like horror films, so a horror film concept would likely appeal to your target audience.
- However, there is still a sizable minority (around 35%) who don't like horror. So your film will need to balance scares with other elements to draw in this portion of the audience.
- Horror fans will expect certain genre conventions like suspense, jump scares, creepy atmospheres, etc. Meeting those expectations will please your core horror fans.
- Those who don't normally like horror may be more drawn in by strong characters, an intriguing plot/story, or if the
Evaluation- Question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real horror films. It establishes female victims and a male killer/kidnapper to follow horror film tropes. Flashbacks are used during torture scenes, mirroring films like "Truth or Dare" that inspired the trailer. Research was done on horror film audiences and why they enjoy the genre. The target audience of teens is discussed, and teen-oriented music and techniques are used. Poster and magazine design are addressed, with conventions like dark tones and prominent central images employed while also attempting some unconventional elements.
Shots in horror films
This document analyzes 9 different shot types that are commonly used in horror film trailers. It describes each shot in terms of type of shot, why it is used, its function, when it appears in the trailer, and how the information could be applied to the author's own horror film trailer. The shots serve to establish setting and characters, build suspense, represent the horror genre through conventions like darkness and violence, and ultimately remind viewers of the film's title.
1. initial plans 2
The document outlines initial plans for a short film involving action and special effects. It discusses using techniques like dolly zooms, different shots including long shots and point-of-view shots, as well as exploring color schemes and mood. Inspiration is drawn from the posters, shots, and colors of films like Inception, Star Wars, and Home Alone. Storyboards show scenes outside the house, in the garage getting a bat, and the comedic twist of finding a surprise party instead of an intruder. Research plans include practicing uncommon shots, exploring dolly zooms, testing cameras for techniques, and experimenting with colors and costumes.
1. initial plans red
The document outlines initial plans for a short film involving action and special effects. It discusses using techniques like dolly zooms, different shots including long shots and point-of-view shots, as well as exploring color schemes and moods. Inspiration is drawn from posters and shots from films like Inception, Star Wars, and Home Alone. Storyboards outline scenes taking place outside, in a garage, and inside a house where the main character discovers an unconscious person after what was supposed to be a surprise birthday party. Camera techniques, colors, props, costumes and locations are considered to help set the tense and comedic tones of different scenes.
Comaprision super 8
The document discusses the filmmaker's choices in establishing the genre, tone, and main characters in their opening film sequence. They use a tall red font on a black background to suggest horror and mystery. They also position the title following the rule of thirds to make it more visually appealing. They compare their work to the film Super 8, which also uses a sci-fi inspired font in white on a black background to set the tone. Establishing shots of the main character in a beanie and the rural setting suggest the found footage horror genre. Character reactions and lighting techniques like low key are used to create an eerie atmosphere to immerse the audience.
My media product
1) The document discusses how the author's media production conforms to and challenges conventions of real media products in various ways.
2) It adheres to conventions of short films and horror genres through its simple narrative, use of common horror tropes like a female protagonist and stalker antagonist, and inclusion of standard credits and institutional elements.
3) However, it also challenges some conventions by subverting expected narrative structures, using psychological horror elements instead of gore, and editing on an iPhone app instead of traditional software.
Evaluation- finished
The document provides details about the student's process for creating a short horror film and accompanying promotional materials. It discusses:
- Extensive research conducted on horror film genres, conventions, and theorists to inform the project.
- Primary research through questionnaires to determine the genre of horror or comedy would be most appealing. Horror was selected.
- Filming techniques borrowed from analyzed horror films, like camera angles, lighting, and music to build tension.
- Challenging some conventions like filming in daylight rather than dark to still achieve a scary tone.
- Ensuring the film, poster, and magazine spread maintained consistency through shared title, color scheme, and images to establish a cohesive brand identity
Evaluation
The document provides details about the student's process for creating a short horror film. It discusses:
1. The research conducted on horror film genres, codes, and conventions by analyzing film posters and double page spreads.
2. Choosing to create a horror film after conducting primary research through questionnaires. Research was also done by watching horror films and analyzing camera shots, lighting, and sound techniques.
3. How the filming incorporated techniques like tracking shots, close-ups, and point-of-view shots to follow horror conventions. A bathroom scene was also included.
4. How some conventions like filming in daylight were challenged by desaturating the color. Music was also incorporated despite initial disagreement that it
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Media evaluation question 2
- 1. The image I use for my poster is this still frame from my film I believe it capture the essence of the film very and is a good image to use to show the theme and style of my film
- 2. The poster shows the main them of the film, which is an ambiguous character, shown by the fact we only see the back of her head in the poster, and being in the eerie basement, which is shown by the descent down the stairs, and the solitary light you can see at the bottom of the stairs, illuminating the stairs in a somewhat unnatural way.
- 3. My film poster uses elements from each of these posters, as they were my inspiration. I use a similar colour scheme, black, white and red, these appear to be the main colours used when advertising a horror film. I also took into account the letterbox style of the Paranormal Activity poster, as if you are looking into someone else's life, rather than experiencing it first hand.
- 4. My review is also effective in showing the style of my film as it takes not of the fact it is an indie horror movie, and not up so scratch with blockbuster films. It also uses two locations shots from the film, to give the reader and idea of what the film looks like, and uses the traditional 5 star system to rate the film.
- 5. I decided to base the structure of my review upon this Blair Witch Project review, found on TVGuide.com. It is a short review, enabling the writer to output their opinion on the film without revealing too much information about the plot of the film. They also use the traditional 5 star rating system, and use an image related to the film near the top of the piece.
- 6. I decided to base the structure of my review upon this Blair Witch Project review, found on TVGuide.com. It is a short review, enabling the writer to output their opinion on the film without revealing too much information about the plot of the film. They also use the traditional 5 star rating system, and use an image related to the film near the top of the piece.