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The document summarizes a mood board for a movie sequence about a child seeking revenge on her parents' killers. The mood board reflects that the main plot is about "Bitter Sweet Revenge" as the child wants to avenge her parents' murder. One image on the mood board portrays the child's family life before the parents were killed to show the close relationship they had and the negative impact of the parents' death on the child. Another image symbolizes that the child views herself as a weapon to get revenge on the killers by causing their deaths, as she is determined to get even with them.
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The document outlines Joe's initial plans and reactions for a film project. He is excited about exploring different ways to change audience views of characters and emotions. He believes he is talented at choosing shots and editing in sound effects to convey the film's message. Joe thinks a plot twist would make for an interesting film that keeps viewers engaged as they try to guess the outcome.
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- 2. As the plot of our movie sequence is based on a child’s parents that have been murdered, the child wants to seek vengeance on her parents killers. The mood board reflects the characteristics of our movie sequence. ‘Bitter Sweet Revenge’ – this sums up the mood board as the main plot of the movie sequence is based on this. The image gives a really expressive representation as the sequence is based on revenge and getting even with the person of whom killed her parents. The codes and conventions MOOD BOARD ANALYSIS.
- 3. … The family image portrays what life was like before the child's parents had been murdered. This portrays the tight relationship and they were a close knit family. Also this of how much of a negative effect the killing of her parents had on ger.
- 4. … As revenge is the key concept in the movie sequence. This is due to the child seeking vengeance on the killers. This the message on the email executes how determined the child is willing to cause death to her parents killers so she will get even with them too. The codes and conventions
- 5. This symbolises the main objectives of which is likely to be used during the movie sequence. As determined that the child is the weapon
- 6. … In this image a splatter of blood is shown with a small hand print just off centre of it. The image shows