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The opening sequence of the film "Susurration" shows video clips from the past of a capturer taking children from different locations, accompanied by background whispering. It then switches to the present day, showing a teenage girl, Katie, running from the whispering in the woods. She stops to catch her breath and thinks she is safe, but is then strangled by a rope. The genre is thriller, with quick pacing and limited information to intrigue viewers. The main characters are Katie and the unseen capturer. Children seen in the past tapes become victims of the capturer. Locations include a park, picnic area, field and wood.
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The document discusses the film opening created by the author's group. It summarizes the key conventions from thriller genre films that the opening incorporates, such as dark and isolated settings, costumes, props, shots, and music. It also notes some unconventional elements, such as introducing the protagonist before other characters. The opening establishes the title's connection to the storyline and leaves the audience with questions to generate suspense.
Film Proposal
The opening scene shows two girls playing at a park playground while being secretly filmed by an unidentified man. It is revealed that the man's daughter died, and he has become obsessed with replacing her. He watches the video of the girls repeatedly, focusing on one girl who looks identical to his late daughter. The man becomes convinced that this living girl is his daughter reincarnated and takes her for his own.
Media Proposal
The document is a media proposal for a thriller opening about the disappearance of a girl in the forest. It will start with shots of tree branches and then a long shot of the girl playing with a balloon. When she runs away there will be a blackout implying kidnapping. At the end, a search party finds her hairband. The target audience is ages 14 and up. Inspiration comes from "The Missing" and "Mayday" title sequences. A variety of camera angles like close-ups will be used. The girl wears pink and the stalker wears black. Filming will take place in forests to seem isolated. Mysterious music with the girl's breathing will build tension.
The shining
The trailer establishes the isolated setting of a forest and mountains through establishing shots accompanied by mysterious music. A voiceover hints at a tragedy involving the main character. Shots introduce the seemingly normal main character and imply something caused his mental breakdown over winter, leading him to kill his family. Tension is built through cuts to black between shots of the character searching with an axe. Later, a family is shown enjoying time in a maze, unaware of the danger, before shots emphasize the threatening nature of the main character through lighting and close-ups. Production details are shown at the end to advertise the film.
Textual analysis Film trailers
The trailer begins by establishing the film as a slasher genre piece, showing a young screaming woman and the words "family massacre". It then introduces Michael Myers as a young boy in the back of a police car, hinting at exploring his traumatic background. Fast-paced editing and a heartbeat soundtrack build tension. Shots of Michael holding his mask, stalking a family home, and punishing scenes of sexuality imply he has escaped and is stalking victims. Through its establishing of genre tropes, nonlinear storytelling, and increasing tension, the trailer draws viewers in to learn more about the film's depiction of the iconic killer Michael Myers.
Textual analysis trailer
The trailer begins by establishing the film as a slasher genre piece, showing a young screaming woman and the words "family massacre". It then introduces Michael Myers as a young boy in the back of a police car, hinting at exploring his traumatic background. Fast-paced editing and a heartbeat soundtrack build tension. Shots of Michael holding his mask, stalking a family home, and engaging in violent acts establish him as the escaped killer. By juxtaposing happy family shots with Michael's looming figure and showing sexually suggestive/violent content, it sets up Michael as punishing transgressive teens in this remake of the classic slasher film.
Proposal
The opening sequence follows a victim who is stalked by her boyfriend's jealous brother while running through a field. As she runs, the stalker watches her from a hidden location. She finds a necklace on the ground that triggers a flashback, revealing the stalker had been in her school changing room. Though she sees no one around, the stalker begins following her closer as she enters the nearby woods. The sequence establishes the victim, location, and introduces the mysterious stalker character and builds tension through music and camerawork.
Progeny
The document provides details about the plot, genre, characters, and locations for an opening sequence of a film called "Progeny." The plot involves flashbacks of a teenage boy Liam and his younger brother Alfie at happy times in their lives, followed by clips showing how Liam is affected by Alfie's abduction. The genre is described as a horror thriller. The main characters are Liam, who is distraught over Alfie's disappearance, and Alfie, who goes missing during a game. A policeman is also featured through voiceovers. The locations include a family home, park, river, field, and other isolated places to add tension.
Evaluation 1 - BBRC MEDIA
The document provides details about the production of a thriller film titled "Before Dawn". It summarizes the title selection process, introduces the three main character locations, discusses the use of costumes, props, camera work and editing techniques. It also provides an overview of the thriller genre and a brief summary of the film's plot which involves a psychotic criminal abducting women for ransom.
Treatment
The document outlines a plan for a thriller film opening involving a teenage girl being stalked by an unknown man. It discusses the key elements of the opening including the storyline, themes, characters, locations, mise-en-scene, lighting, camerawork and editing. The opening will start with the girl having a nightmare about the stalker that turns real, and will use suspenseful music, lighting and angles to create tension without dialogue.
E1
The opening of the film "Skylark Grove" introduces the title at the end of the opening sequence, mimicking conventions in thriller films. It shows the main character Chloe walking alone down a dark alley at night to an ordinary-looking house, setting up mysteries and dangers ahead. The opening establishes characters and locations following thriller tropes while building suspense through camerawork, music, and Chloe's worried reaction to something unknown she discovers inside.
E1
The opening of the film "Skylark Grove" introduces the title at the end of the opening sequence, mimicking conventions in thriller films. It shows the main character Chloe walking alone down a dark alley at night to an ordinary-looking house, setting up mysteries and dangers ahead. The opening establishes characters and locations following thriller tropes while building suspense through camerawork, music, and Chloe's worried reaction to something frightening she discovers inside.
Teaser Trailer
The document discusses conventions of psychological horror films and provides an example for a teaser trailer idea focusing on school bullying. Key elements of psychological horror include isolated everyday settings, vulnerable main characters, normal clothing and props, dim lighting and eerie music. An example film referenced is "The Woman in Black". The proposed teaser trailer would focus on a boy who "snaps" after constant ridicule, capturing a popular girl at school in a dark room to create tension and intrigue for the target teen audience. Inspiration would also be drawn from the low-budget film "Buried" for its use of lighting, atmosphere and sound.
E1
Chloe is introduced walking alone down a dark alley at night, setting up her character as a naive teenager. Her friends dare her to break into an ordinary-looking house, pressuring her into a dangerous situation. When she enters the house, she finds something unexpected that frightens her into running away. The opening sets mysterious enigmas and builds suspense through music and camerawork to engage the audience and set up the thriller genre. It introduces the main character and other conventions like settings and titles in a way that is typical of the thriller film opening.
Film pitch nsl
This document outlines a film pitch for a psychological thriller about a girl who escapes from a mental asylum. She runs to a park where she has flashbacks and imagines things. The film would be produced by Silverbirch productions and shot at Reigate College and a local park. It would target 15+ audiences and be influenced by films like Se7en and Arlington Road.
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- 1. Susurration By Abbie Toynton & Emma Slater
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