The document outlines several props that will be used in a production to convey information about the main characters and their relationship. A photo frame with a picture of the couple will establish that they are in a relationship and have history together. Flowers in a vase will suggest the husband is loving but will also be used to hint that he is manipulative and abusive by having the wife pick them up after a fight. A plastic glass will be shattered on the floor to show the intensity of their arguments. Hoover and washing up gloves represent the wife's role as a stereotypical housewife who always has to clean up after fights between the couple.
The document discusses creating a mood board for a thriller film. It suggests including images that convey a sense of mystery, suspense and danger to set the tone for the thriller genre. Stock photos of foggy or dark settings, close-ups of intense facial expressions and screenshots from suspenseful movie scenes would help establish the mood.
Thriller movies often depict mysterious and suspenseful storylines that keep viewers engaged until the very end. Common visual elements in thriller mood boards include dark colors, shadowy figures, and images that convey a sense of uncertainty or danger. Overall, a thriller mood board aims to evoke feelings of mystery, tension, and intrigue through a curated selection of visuals.
This pitch presentation proposes an opening sequence for a psychological thriller film about a teenage girl who witnesses her mother's murder. This traumatic event causes her to become a killer seeking revenge. The opening sequence will use conventions like low lighting, quick cuts, and tense music to show flashbacks of the murder through a montage. This will build tension without revealing details and introduce the main character, a flawed protagonist who transforms into an antagonist. The visual style will differentiate the past and present through lighting and costuming to portray the emotional impact of the murder. The target audience is teenage girls who will find the main character relatable. The unusual plot of a female teen as the psychotic antagonist is positioned as the selling point.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about thriller film preferences among 16-17 year olds. It finds that psychological and crime thrillers were most popular, while horror, sci-fi and dystopian were less so. Most respondents wanted to see a flawed protagonist and setting the film in modern times would be easiest. The survey also informed that characters should be established before story in the opening and fear was the preferred theme.
This document analyzes the opening sequences of several thriller films and how they establish tension and suspense. It discusses how the openings of The Silence of the Lambs, Se7en, and Inception introduce ominous settings and troubled protagonists to set the tone. Cross-cutting between scenes in The Bourne Identity builds tension, while a floating body discovered hints at the plot. Broken and coded text in the title references the main character's need to solve a puzzle. Overall, the analyses show how thriller openings immerse viewers in an unsettling atmosphere through visual techniques.
The opening scene of Shutter Island begins with a boat appearing out of thick fog, creating a sense of mystery and tension. A shot shows the main character's reflection, making him seem untrustworthy. Dark lighting adds to the tense atmosphere. Flashbacks to his wife are intercut with shots of water, increasing uncertainty about her death. The opening of Se7en shows someone collecting disturbing photos and files, hinting they may be the killer. In Jaws, carefree teenagers partying on the beach sets up expectations that they will be killed, increasing tension when a girl swims alone at night. The point-of-view shot from the shark's perspective heightens fear as it attacks. In Mockingjay Part
The document analyzes genre and opening sequence conventions in the films Children of Men and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. For Children of Men, it notes the serious font establishes an intense tone, elderly audiences establish a global issue, and dates set the future world. For The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, it discusses the dark title font hints at a dark story, tears represent character emotions, flames could reference the dragon, and symbols like skulls represent death. Both analyses aim to understand how the openings immerse audiences in the films' tense, thrilling worlds.
The document outlines several props that will be used in a production to convey information about the main characters and their relationship. A photo frame with a picture of the couple will establish that they are in a relationship and have history together. Flowers in a vase will suggest the husband is loving but will also be used to hint that he is manipulative and abusive by having the wife pick them up after a fight. A plastic glass will be shattered on the floor to show the intensity of their arguments. Hoover and washing up gloves represent the wife's role as a stereotypical housewife who always has to clean up after fights between the couple.
The document discusses creating a mood board for a thriller film. It suggests including images that convey a sense of mystery, suspense and danger to set the tone for the thriller genre. Stock photos of foggy or dark settings, close-ups of intense facial expressions and screenshots from suspenseful movie scenes would help establish the mood.
Thriller movies often depict mysterious and suspenseful storylines that keep viewers engaged until the very end. Common visual elements in thriller mood boards include dark colors, shadowy figures, and images that convey a sense of uncertainty or danger. Overall, a thriller mood board aims to evoke feelings of mystery, tension, and intrigue through a curated selection of visuals.
This pitch presentation proposes an opening sequence for a psychological thriller film about a teenage girl who witnesses her mother's murder. This traumatic event causes her to become a killer seeking revenge. The opening sequence will use conventions like low lighting, quick cuts, and tense music to show flashbacks of the murder through a montage. This will build tension without revealing details and introduce the main character, a flawed protagonist who transforms into an antagonist. The visual style will differentiate the past and present through lighting and costuming to portray the emotional impact of the murder. The target audience is teenage girls who will find the main character relatable. The unusual plot of a female teen as the psychotic antagonist is positioned as the selling point.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about thriller film preferences among 16-17 year olds. It finds that psychological and crime thrillers were most popular, while horror, sci-fi and dystopian were less so. Most respondents wanted to see a flawed protagonist and setting the film in modern times would be easiest. The survey also informed that characters should be established before story in the opening and fear was the preferred theme.
This document analyzes the opening sequences of several thriller films and how they establish tension and suspense. It discusses how the openings of The Silence of the Lambs, Se7en, and Inception introduce ominous settings and troubled protagonists to set the tone. Cross-cutting between scenes in The Bourne Identity builds tension, while a floating body discovered hints at the plot. Broken and coded text in the title references the main character's need to solve a puzzle. Overall, the analyses show how thriller openings immerse viewers in an unsettling atmosphere through visual techniques.
The opening scene of Shutter Island begins with a boat appearing out of thick fog, creating a sense of mystery and tension. A shot shows the main character's reflection, making him seem untrustworthy. Dark lighting adds to the tense atmosphere. Flashbacks to his wife are intercut with shots of water, increasing uncertainty about her death. The opening of Se7en shows someone collecting disturbing photos and files, hinting they may be the killer. In Jaws, carefree teenagers partying on the beach sets up expectations that they will be killed, increasing tension when a girl swims alone at night. The point-of-view shot from the shark's perspective heightens fear as it attacks. In Mockingjay Part
The document analyzes genre and opening sequence conventions in the films Children of Men and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. For Children of Men, it notes the serious font establishes an intense tone, elderly audiences establish a global issue, and dates set the future world. For The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, it discusses the dark title font hints at a dark story, tears represent character emotions, flames could reference the dragon, and symbols like skulls represent death. Both analyses aim to understand how the openings immerse audiences in the films' tense, thrilling worlds.
This document summarizes an individual pitch for a song performance based on mental health issues. The song chosen was "Revenge" by XXXTentacion for its deeper meaning about modern mental illness and society. The performance aims to include a narrative and depict a common situation leading to mental health issues through mixed video. It takes inspiration from Logic's song "1-800" which also focuses on mental health. The artist Blanc was selected for fitting the genre through a focus on important social issues while being humble and original.
A2 Media Studies: Lyrical analysis (XXXTENTACION - Revenge)Alfie Smith
The document provides suggestions for filming a music video based on the song lyrics. It describes scenes where the main character is trying to forgive past mistakes while holding a picture of a loved one. It then suggests performance shots of the singer cutting between singing and walking down a lonely road, representing the emptiness in his life. Further scenes show the singer pointing to a TV displaying world events like school shootings and the North Korea crisis during lines about "the things I hear". The video ends with the singer walking towards a dead end while singing about rotting in his grave, then turning off the TV and clutching his heart.
The document discusses plans for mise en scene elements in a music video including casting, costumes, locations, and lighting. It notes that the main character will be portrayed as having hidden demons and one crew member will play their demon. Costumes for the main character will be smart casual to portray a normal person and a side character's black costume will gradually lighten. Locations will include urban and coastal areas like Brighton Coast and Trafalgar Square. Lighting will mix dark and light to contrast emotional breakdown with clarity.
A2 Media Studies: Health and safety recce 2Alfie Smith
The document provides a health and safety plan for a film shoot in London. It lists the location as London and equipment as a tripod and camera. Alfie, Olivia, Niamh, and Jaymes will be present, with possibly 1-2 others. Potential hazards include busy traffic and residents that may not want to be filmed. Equipment will be stored in bags during travel between locations and kept overnight at Jaymes or Olivia's house.
A2 Media Studies: Health and safety recceAlfie Smith
The document outlines the health and safety plan for a film shoot at Jayme's house. It will involve a tripod, camera, and specific props like clothing. Hazards include possessions getting broken and equipment contacting electrical sources. There will be no public risks as it is a private home. Equipment will be stored in bags during planning to prevent damage, and stored overnight at Jayme's house for safe keeping.
A2 Media Studies: Shooting schedule overviewAlfie Smith
This 5-day shooting schedule lists the locations as Jaymes' house for day 1, London for day 2, and Brighton for day 3. It requires Alfie, Olivia, Niamh, and Jaymes each day along with two additional people whose names are to be confirmed. A camera and tripod will be needed at each filming session, and notes can be added after each day on any adjustments needed for subsequent sessions.
This document contains artwork and layout details for an album, including exterior front and back cover artwork, interior left and right page artwork, and disc artwork. It lists the artist name, album title, and other information such as song listings and barcode for the album packaging.
This document provides a lyrical analysis and proposed music video treatment for the song "Blood on Me" by Sampha. It summarizes each verse and chorus, highlighting key lyrics and metaphors. For example, it notes that references to "grey hoodies" could represent a demon or source of mental anguish for the main character. The analysis then provides scenes that could accompany the lyrics, showing the character confronting their demons and struggling with mental health issues before ultimately finding calm while laying in a field.
The document analyzes genre conventions in the opening sequences of The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. It discusses how the scenes establish tension and mystery for the audience through masked criminals, violence, isolation, and fear on characters' faces. Isolated environments and well-planned attacks by villains contrasted with military forces are common conventions that build tension according to the document.
This document summarizes an individual pitch for a song performance based on mental health issues. The song chosen was "Revenge" by XXXTentacion for its deeper meaning about modern mental illness and society. The performance aims to include a narrative and depict a common situation leading to mental health issues through mixed video. It takes inspiration from Logic's song "1-800" which also focuses on mental health. The artist Blanc was selected for fitting the genre through a focus on important social issues while being humble and original.
A2 Media Studies: Lyrical analysis (XXXTENTACION - Revenge)Alfie Smith
The document provides suggestions for filming a music video based on the song lyrics. It describes scenes where the main character is trying to forgive past mistakes while holding a picture of a loved one. It then suggests performance shots of the singer cutting between singing and walking down a lonely road, representing the emptiness in his life. Further scenes show the singer pointing to a TV displaying world events like school shootings and the North Korea crisis during lines about "the things I hear". The video ends with the singer walking towards a dead end while singing about rotting in his grave, then turning off the TV and clutching his heart.
The document discusses plans for mise en scene elements in a music video including casting, costumes, locations, and lighting. It notes that the main character will be portrayed as having hidden demons and one crew member will play their demon. Costumes for the main character will be smart casual to portray a normal person and a side character's black costume will gradually lighten. Locations will include urban and coastal areas like Brighton Coast and Trafalgar Square. Lighting will mix dark and light to contrast emotional breakdown with clarity.
A2 Media Studies: Health and safety recce 2Alfie Smith
The document provides a health and safety plan for a film shoot in London. It lists the location as London and equipment as a tripod and camera. Alfie, Olivia, Niamh, and Jaymes will be present, with possibly 1-2 others. Potential hazards include busy traffic and residents that may not want to be filmed. Equipment will be stored in bags during travel between locations and kept overnight at Jaymes or Olivia's house.
A2 Media Studies: Health and safety recceAlfie Smith
The document outlines the health and safety plan for a film shoot at Jayme's house. It will involve a tripod, camera, and specific props like clothing. Hazards include possessions getting broken and equipment contacting electrical sources. There will be no public risks as it is a private home. Equipment will be stored in bags during planning to prevent damage, and stored overnight at Jayme's house for safe keeping.
A2 Media Studies: Shooting schedule overviewAlfie Smith
This 5-day shooting schedule lists the locations as Jaymes' house for day 1, London for day 2, and Brighton for day 3. It requires Alfie, Olivia, Niamh, and Jaymes each day along with two additional people whose names are to be confirmed. A camera and tripod will be needed at each filming session, and notes can be added after each day on any adjustments needed for subsequent sessions.
This document contains artwork and layout details for an album, including exterior front and back cover artwork, interior left and right page artwork, and disc artwork. It lists the artist name, album title, and other information such as song listings and barcode for the album packaging.
This document provides a lyrical analysis and proposed music video treatment for the song "Blood on Me" by Sampha. It summarizes each verse and chorus, highlighting key lyrics and metaphors. For example, it notes that references to "grey hoodies" could represent a demon or source of mental anguish for the main character. The analysis then provides scenes that could accompany the lyrics, showing the character confronting their demons and struggling with mental health issues before ultimately finding calm while laying in a field.
The document analyzes genre conventions in the opening sequences of The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. It discusses how the scenes establish tension and mystery for the audience through masked criminals, violence, isolation, and fear on characters' faces. Isolated environments and well-planned attacks by villains contrasted with military forces are common conventions that build tension according to the document.