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This mood board outlines elements of the horror and thriller genres for film. Thriller films use suspense, tension and excitement to induce feelings of anticipation, uncertainty and anxiety in viewers, with examples given of Psycho, Orphan, and Henry. Horror films also aim to provoke fear in viewers through gore, frightening events, and depictions of danger, drawing from both fictional stories like Saw and Nightmare on Elm Street, as well as real-life tales such as The Exorcism and The Mothman Prophecies.
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Mood board horror
This document provides a mood board for a horror/thriller genre project. It defines thriller as a genre that uses suspense, tension and excitement to provoke anticipation, uncertainty and anxiety in the audience. It also defines horror as a genre focused on eliciting fear through gore, danger, and unexpected events. A few popular examples of films that fall into these genres are provided such as Psycho, Orphan, Saw, and Nightmare on Elm Street.
Film pitch
A horror film pitch involves a group of teenagers camping in a field being stalked and attacked by a masked murderer. The story opens on the happy campers before tensions rise with the arrival of the masked person, who proceeds to kill most of the group while one crawls away injured. Key elements include a masked killer, teenage victims, a camping scene at dusk involving a tent, and similarities to classic slasher films like Halloween and Friday the 13th.
Genre research
Horror films draw negative emotional reactions by showing audiences their fears through shocking scenes involving macabre and supernatural themes. They are typically set in isolated and spooky places like woods and haunted houses to create tension. The characters usually include a clever female protagonist who faces an antagonist but doesn't survive, a sexually appealing early victim, a heroic male savior, and a threatening antagonist. Through conflicts and dilemmas, the narrative identifies heroes and lets audiences experience fear and threats. Horror films employ various shot types and musical buildups of tension to emphasize emotions, set scenes, and signal that something frightening is about to happen, exploring themes like revenge, the supernatural, religion, and unresolved childhood issues.
Elements of horror genre
Horror films commonly use certain iconography like haunted houses, knives, and depictions of blood and death. They are usually set in dark and isolated places at night that make people feel vulnerable, like abandoned buildings. The narrative typically involves a monster terrorizing a group of people in a battle of good versus evil. To build suspense and mystery, horror movies employ scary sounds and point-of-view camera shots. They often feature supernatural killers targeting female or young adult victims. Recurring themes are struggles between good and evil or other moral dilemmas.
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The document discusses ideas for a horror movie teaser trailer. It suggests using the horror genre because it is dramatic, scary, and can be produced on a low budget. Supernatural horror is recommended, with examples like The Entity and Paranormal Activity that focus on death, extraordinary phenomena, possession, and incorporating the afterlife into the living world. An initial teaser trailer idea involves first responders entering a haunted house where a seemingly ordinary girl is actually possessed or a zombie who traps them inside and drags one of them along the floor.
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This document provides an overview of horror genres and subgenres such as gothic, satanic, slasher, and supernatural. It discusses the origins of horror in ancient Egyptian and Abrahamic beliefs in evil spirits. The first horror film was Georges Melies' 1896 short film "Le Manoir du diable." Psychological horrors rely on protagonists' mental fears while supernatural horrors feature encounters with supernatural beings. Common horror film character types include the hero, helpless female, non-believer, old wise man, and antagonist.
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The document discusses common elements of horror genre films including protagonists confronting antagonists, use of props like knives and masks, dark and tense music, close-up shooting styles that build suspense, dark scenes and quiet tense moments that create fear in audiences, and trailers that introduce antagonists and build mystery to scare viewers.
Convention
Conventions of the horror genre include technical codes like lighting and camera work that aim to frighten and cause dread in audiences. Common settings are isolated or abandoned places that connote fear, like farms, hotels, or forests. Iconography also helps identify the genre, using dark colors, weapons, and monsters. Narrative structures typically involve a protagonist on a mission to defeat a villain, like a serial killer, while following conventions like immoral teenagers being killed.
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This document provides a mood board for a horror/thriller genre project. It defines thriller as a genre that uses suspense, tension and excitement to provoke anticipation, uncertainty and anxiety in the audience. It also defines horror as a genre focused on eliciting fear through gore, danger, and unexpected events. A few popular examples of films that fall into these genres are provided such as Psycho, Orphan, Saw, and Nightmare on Elm Street.
Film pitch
A horror film pitch involves a group of teenagers camping in a field being stalked and attacked by a masked murderer. The story opens on the happy campers before tensions rise with the arrival of the masked person, who proceeds to kill most of the group while one crawls away injured. Key elements include a masked killer, teenage victims, a camping scene at dusk involving a tent, and similarities to classic slasher films like Halloween and Friday the 13th.
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Horror films draw negative emotional reactions by showing audiences their fears through shocking scenes involving macabre and supernatural themes. They are typically set in isolated and spooky places like woods and haunted houses to create tension. The characters usually include a clever female protagonist who faces an antagonist but doesn't survive, a sexually appealing early victim, a heroic male savior, and a threatening antagonist. Through conflicts and dilemmas, the narrative identifies heroes and lets audiences experience fear and threats. Horror films employ various shot types and musical buildups of tension to emphasize emotions, set scenes, and signal that something frightening is about to happen, exploring themes like revenge, the supernatural, religion, and unresolved childhood issues.
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Horror films commonly use certain iconography like haunted houses, knives, and depictions of blood and death. They are usually set in dark and isolated places at night that make people feel vulnerable, like abandoned buildings. The narrative typically involves a monster terrorizing a group of people in a battle of good versus evil. To build suspense and mystery, horror movies employ scary sounds and point-of-view camera shots. They often feature supernatural killers targeting female or young adult victims. Recurring themes are struggles between good and evil or other moral dilemmas.
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The document discusses ideas for a horror movie teaser trailer. It suggests using the horror genre because it is dramatic, scary, and can be produced on a low budget. Supernatural horror is recommended, with examples like The Entity and Paranormal Activity that focus on death, extraordinary phenomena, possession, and incorporating the afterlife into the living world. An initial teaser trailer idea involves first responders entering a haunted house where a seemingly ordinary girl is actually possessed or a zombie who traps them inside and drags one of them along the floor.
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This document provides an overview of horror genres and subgenres such as gothic, satanic, slasher, and supernatural. It discusses the origins of horror in ancient Egyptian and Abrahamic beliefs in evil spirits. The first horror film was Georges Melies' 1896 short film "Le Manoir du diable." Psychological horrors rely on protagonists' mental fears while supernatural horrors feature encounters with supernatural beings. Common horror film character types include the hero, helpless female, non-believer, old wise man, and antagonist.
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Conventions of the horror genre include technical codes like lighting and camera work that aim to frighten and cause dread in audiences. Common settings are isolated or abandoned places that connote fear, like farms, hotels, or forests. Iconography also helps identify the genre, using dark colors, weapons, and monsters. Narrative structures typically involve a protagonist on a mission to defeat a villain, like a serial killer, while following conventions like immoral teenagers being killed.
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This document discusses common characteristics and conventions of horror movie genres. It outlines that horror films aim to elicit emotions of fright and terror through unsettling themes involving threats like serial killers. Key characteristics include establishing an eerie atmosphere with dark scenes and strange props, incorporating startling sound effects and musical scores, including graphic violent or gory scenes, and featuring supernatural or evil antagonists that victims must overcome. Common expectations are violence, dark imagery, mysteries, cliffhangers, and a climactic ending, along with stereotypical character archetypes.
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Horror films aim to create a sense of fear and dread in the audience by portraying their worst nightmares. They typically involve the arrival of an evil force or person and include mythical creatures like ghosts, vampires, and zombies. Examples given are A Nightmare on Elm Street about Freddy Krueger stalking teenagers in their dreams, Saw about victims of a psychopath forced into life-or-death games, and Friday the 13th about counselors murdered by a killer at a summer camp. Key elements of horror include characters like vulnerable women being chased, isolated settings like dark houses or woods, and props like weapons that create a sense of fear.
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This document discusses common elements of horror film iconography. It provides examples of popular horror films and typical synopses that involve themes like revenge, hauntings, demons, gore, and serial killers. It notes that horror films often take place in abandoned buildings at night and feature props like weapons and masks. Common character types include victims, villains like masked killers, reckless teenagers, and possessed children. The camera work aims to induce fear through techniques like high and low angles, point-of-view shots, handheld footage, and unsettling sounds and editing.
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The document discusses the opening sequence of a zombie film titled "Z-Diary". It analyzes various production and editing choices made for the sequence. These include using a typewriter font and diegetic typewriter sounds to set the time period, establishing shots of a classroom and corridors to set familiar locations, jump cuts and transitions to manage pace, and a twist ending revealing the college as the source of the zombie outbreak. Test audiences found these choices effective at engaging the target youth audience and building tension and shock.
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The document summarizes the filming and editing process for a group project, noting several flaws. Planning helped with scenes and continuity, but more practice was needed for filming and editing skills. Shots were established to set the location and introduce characters, but errors were made regarding continuity of door positions between shots. Reaction shots were missing that would have improved the dialogue scenes. Issues with leg positioning and clarity of a bite wound highlight flaws in maintaining the 180 degree rule during editing.
Question 7
After completing a preliminary film shoot, the document identifies several flaws in filming and editing. Planning helped with scenes and continuity, but more practice was needed for camera operation and editing skills. Issues with continuity arose from inconsistencies in door positions between shots. Acting flaws included an unplanned leg position change and missing reaction shots. The bite wound reveal was unclear and broke the 180 degree rule. Failing to record the girl's reaction to discovering the bite undermined the scene.
Question 7
After completing a preliminary film shoot, the document identifies several flaws in filming and editing. Planning helped with scenes and continuity, but more practice was needed for camera operation and editing skills. Issues with continuity arose from inconsistencies in door positioning between shots. Acting flaws included an unplanned leg position change and missing reaction shots. The bite wound reveal was unclear and broke the 180 degree rule. Failing to record the girl's reaction to discovering the bite undermined the scene.
Question 6
We used a Panasonic video camera, SD memory card, and tripod during pre-production and production of our project. During post-production, we used an iMac, mouse, and keyboard along with software like Final Cut Pro, Soundwave Pro, and online tools like YouTube to edit together the raw footage.
Question 4
The opening sequence of the film establishes the main locations and introduces the threat. It begins in a classroom setting familiar to the target audience. A menacing figure seen at the end of a corridor builds a sense of fear and anxiety. Fast-paced music plays during the opening but becomes calmer, building climactic tension. Diegetic typewriter sounds immerse the audience in the period setting of the 1970s-1980s. A voiceover from a young male teacher engages the audience. Close-up shots of zombie faces show they were once fresh students. A pan of the college campus creates a sense of calm but also a warning, as the safe learning environment is revealed as the source of the zombie outbreak.
Question 4
The video's opening sequence establishes the film's title and production company using a typewriter font to connect to the film's focus on typewriters. It keeps the font simple to engage the target audience. The classroom setting is familiar to most of the audience who have been educated. Corridors with bulletin boards and classroom signs create nostalgia, but a menacing figure at the end of the dimly lit corridor filmed with a wide shot establishes fear and anxiety.
Question 4
The video's opening sequence establishes the film's focus on typewriters through an opening title created with a typewriter font and effect. It presents the production company name in this style to connect it to the theme. The sequence is set in a classroom and corridor that most audience members will find familiar from their own education experiences. This helps audiences engage with the target environment. The menacing figure at the end of the dimly lit corridor shot creates fear and anxiety.
Question 4
The video's opening sequence establishes the film's title and production company using a typewriter font to connect to the film's focus on typewriters. It keeps the font simple to engage the target audience. Showing a classroom helps viewers relate as most have experience with education. Corridors with bulletin boards and classroom signs create nostalgia, but a menacing figure creates fear and anxiety, aided by dim lighting and a wide shot.
Z diary script
Will is hiding out alone in a classroom at Harrow College, typing out his story on a typewriter to leave a record for any survivors. It has been two months since he last saw his wife and daughter. His supplies are running low and he will soon have to leave the safety of the classroom to search for what remains of the outside world, hoping his family survived and were not infected by whatever caused the crisis.
Horror directors
The document profiles four influential horror directors: George A. Romero known for his zombie films including Night of the Living Dead; Wes Craven known for slasher films like Scream and A Nightmare on Elm Street; John Carpenter associated with 1970s-80s horror and sci-fi films like Halloween and The Thing; and James Wan famous for directing Saw and creating the puppet Billy. Each director's entry lists some of their notable horror films and provides a brief description of their work in the genre.
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