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The document outlines a promotional package for an upcoming horror film that will include a trailer, poster, and magazine article. It will follow conventions of the psychological slasher subgenre to effectively promote the film in a short trailer. By analyzing features of films like Friday the 13th, the package aims to create a recognizable villain. Working as a cohesive team, the group will produce three media pieces that appeal to audiences through familiar tropes, while meeting professional standards.
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Original Brief
We have been tasked with creating a promotional campaign for an upcoming horror film, including a slasher trailer, poster, and magazine cover. To ensure cohesion, the pieces will share images, colors, and text. The group chose the horror genre as it is exciting and thrilling. They will focus on the slasher subgenre, which is iconic but competitive. To stand out, the pieces will highlight individual ideas through unity. The group, consisting of Shauna Mullen, Salina Daniel, and Bradley Youngman, looks forward to constructing a professional promotional package.
Original Brief
We have been tasked with creating a promotional campaign for an upcoming horror film, including a slasher trailer, poster, and magazine cover. To ensure cohesion, the pieces will share images, colors, and text. The group chose the horror genre as it is exciting and thrilling. They will focus on the slasher subgenre, which is iconic but competitive. To stand out, the pieces will highlight individual ideas through unity. The group, consisting of Shauna Mullen, Salina Daniel, and Bradley Youngman, looks forward to constructing a professional promotional package.
Analysis of a Professional Product
The documentary focuses on missing people cases in Manchester that have not been highly publicized. It uses a narrative structure beginning with ominous CCTV footage and a missing person report to grab the audience's attention. It then provides facts and figures on famous missing person cases to show the wide scope before introducing the documentary's title. Family members and police are interviewed in their homes and offices to give a realistic tone and involve the viewer in the investigations. The editing and camera work create an unsettling atmosphere that leaves the viewer questioning what could have happened to the missing people.
28 Weeks Later Trailer Analysis - Marc Walsh
This document analyzes and summarizes the trailer for the horror film "28 Weeks Later". It discusses how the trailer uses techniques like turning off the 20th Century Fox lights one by one and shaky blurred footage to create an eerie atmosphere and build tension. It also notes how the trailer uses quick cuts between short shots, stingers, and close ups of a creature's red eyes to startle and scare the audience. Mentioning the director Danny Boyle helps appeal to fans of his previous work as well. The goal is to attract an audience that enjoys being frightened through psychological horror and the unknown.
poster analysis
This poster follows film poster conventions by including information about the film at the bottom. "Coming Soon" has been added in big bold letters to indicate that the release date has not been announced yet.
The rocking chair and the woman's white clothing connote antiquity and the supernatural. The doll wears similar clothing, suggesting a link between the two.
The masthead stands out by being in bold capital letters and the biggest font size, grabbing audience attention amid the background image. Popular previous films by the director are mentioned in bold to interest fans of those films in this new one.
The background has dark and shadowed tones recognizable as a horror poster, following horror conventions through use of contrasting
Film pitch
Universal Studios would be a suitable producer for the film based on their experience with psychological thrillers like Psycho and Red Dragon. As one of the "Big Six" film companies and a subsidiary of NBC, Universal has the financial resources and promotional synergy across television, radio, and theme parks to produce a high quality film and widely promote it. The film's story of government mind control and a man gaining free will draws inspiration from successful psychological thrillers like Shutter Island and Inception, and Universal's experience could help the film achieve similar success.
Bulletboy
The opening 2 minutes of the film "Bullet Boy" are analyzed. The titles last 41 seconds and fade in over a dark shot of a male. There is no dialogue until the 1:06 mark, when a young male in a prison cell is shown in a brightly lit scene. A long shot then shows the male separated from police officers by a desk, representing how he is perceived as an outcast. His strong London accent also sets the scene as a convention of British social realism films. The editing increases at the end, cross-cutting between the first male and one in a car to create tension and connect the two.
Analysing Genre A2 Media
Genre theory seeks to categorize different types of media based on common conventions. Daniel Chandler believes genre is defined by themes, settings and style. John Fiske sees genre as a way to structure the vast number of modern films and texts. Barry Keith Grant further divides genres into sub-genres based on more specific characteristics. The document analyzes trailers for three horror films based on these genre theories, categorizing them as psychological horror or gothic horror sub-genres due to their use of conventions like mysterious settings, supernatural elements, and manipulation of audience fear and mind.
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Original Brief
We have been tasked with creating a promotional campaign for an upcoming horror film, including a slasher trailer, poster, and magazine cover. To ensure cohesion, the pieces will share images, colors, and text. The group chose the horror genre as it is exciting and thrilling. They will focus on the slasher subgenre, which is iconic but competitive. To stand out, the pieces will highlight individual ideas through unity. The group, consisting of Shauna Mullen, Salina Daniel, and Bradley Youngman, looks forward to constructing a professional promotional package.
Original Brief
We have been tasked with creating a promotional campaign for an upcoming horror film, including a slasher trailer, poster, and magazine cover. To ensure cohesion, the pieces will share images, colors, and text. The group chose the horror genre as it is exciting and thrilling. They will focus on the slasher subgenre, which is iconic but competitive. To stand out, the pieces will highlight individual ideas through unity. The group, consisting of Shauna Mullen, Salina Daniel, and Bradley Youngman, looks forward to constructing a professional promotional package.
Analysis of a Professional Product
The documentary focuses on missing people cases in Manchester that have not been highly publicized. It uses a narrative structure beginning with ominous CCTV footage and a missing person report to grab the audience's attention. It then provides facts and figures on famous missing person cases to show the wide scope before introducing the documentary's title. Family members and police are interviewed in their homes and offices to give a realistic tone and involve the viewer in the investigations. The editing and camera work create an unsettling atmosphere that leaves the viewer questioning what could have happened to the missing people.
28 Weeks Later Trailer Analysis - Marc Walsh
This document analyzes and summarizes the trailer for the horror film "28 Weeks Later". It discusses how the trailer uses techniques like turning off the 20th Century Fox lights one by one and shaky blurred footage to create an eerie atmosphere and build tension. It also notes how the trailer uses quick cuts between short shots, stingers, and close ups of a creature's red eyes to startle and scare the audience. Mentioning the director Danny Boyle helps appeal to fans of his previous work as well. The goal is to attract an audience that enjoys being frightened through psychological horror and the unknown.
poster analysis
This poster follows film poster conventions by including information about the film at the bottom. "Coming Soon" has been added in big bold letters to indicate that the release date has not been announced yet.
The rocking chair and the woman's white clothing connote antiquity and the supernatural. The doll wears similar clothing, suggesting a link between the two.
The masthead stands out by being in bold capital letters and the biggest font size, grabbing audience attention amid the background image. Popular previous films by the director are mentioned in bold to interest fans of those films in this new one.
The background has dark and shadowed tones recognizable as a horror poster, following horror conventions through use of contrasting
Film pitch
Universal Studios would be a suitable producer for the film based on their experience with psychological thrillers like Psycho and Red Dragon. As one of the "Big Six" film companies and a subsidiary of NBC, Universal has the financial resources and promotional synergy across television, radio, and theme parks to produce a high quality film and widely promote it. The film's story of government mind control and a man gaining free will draws inspiration from successful psychological thrillers like Shutter Island and Inception, and Universal's experience could help the film achieve similar success.
Bulletboy
The opening 2 minutes of the film "Bullet Boy" are analyzed. The titles last 41 seconds and fade in over a dark shot of a male. There is no dialogue until the 1:06 mark, when a young male in a prison cell is shown in a brightly lit scene. A long shot then shows the male separated from police officers by a desk, representing how he is perceived as an outcast. His strong London accent also sets the scene as a convention of British social realism films. The editing increases at the end, cross-cutting between the first male and one in a car to create tension and connect the two.
Analysing Genre A2 Media
Genre theory seeks to categorize different types of media based on common conventions. Daniel Chandler believes genre is defined by themes, settings and style. John Fiske sees genre as a way to structure the vast number of modern films and texts. Barry Keith Grant further divides genres into sub-genres based on more specific characteristics. The document analyzes trailers for three horror films based on these genre theories, categorizing them as psychological horror or gothic horror sub-genres due to their use of conventions like mysterious settings, supernatural elements, and manipulation of audience fear and mind.
Awakening poster
Psychological thriller movie posters follow conventions to convey the genre, such as contrasts between light and dark to represent characters' purity and darkness. Taglines provide insight into unstable protagonists and complex plots to build tension. Featuring a familiar actor's face draws in audiences more than an unknown face. Dark or plain backgrounds imply a bleak mood. However, the poster described breaks some conventions by lacking light and dark contrasts and instead using a familiar face, ominous tagline, and plain colors to intrigue viewers.
Powerpoint version of question two
The document discusses how the film "Neurosis" represents teenagers as the target social group through its characters, themes, and location. Specifically, it does this by featuring two main characters aged 16-17, exploring gender differences between the nerdy male protagonist and popular female counterpart, and setting the film at a school to provide context. Location and visual elements like costumes and lighting were also used to establish an eerie tone consistent with the psychological thriller genre.
Proposal.
Paranormal Productions intends to produce a promotional package for an upcoming horror film including a teaser trailer, magazine cover, and poster. The film will target 15-30 year olds interested in horror and combine "amateur" and "professional" footage inspired by films like Paranormal Activity. The package will attract the intended audience by thoroughly following horror conventions and making the story believable. The poster and magazine cover will be consistent in style with the trailer and contain images from its production. The film focuses on a young couple who move into a haunted house previously lived in but quickly left by others. It will effectively use suggestion to create tension without always showing the demon haunting. The promotional package requests a £60,000
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary tasks
The document discusses the production and distribution of a psychological horror film trailer. It describes how the trailer incorporates intertextual references and adaptations from other genres and films. It features the main protagonist and killer character to contrast fear with a cold, inhuman danger. The trailer uses a consistent red, white, and black color scheme. It also mimics the style of films like Paranormal Activity by featuring first-person camerawork from the protagonist's perspective as she pursues the killer. The target audience for distributing the trailer is people aged 18-30 who would find the danger compelling.
Tv crime drama sherlock
Sherlock Holmes is a BBC crime drama that airs on Sundays at 9:00pm. It features characters like Sherlock, Watson, and Mrs. Hudson and follows Sherlock as he solves serial murders with his new flatmate Watson. The mise-en-scene is set in dark and flashing lit locations in London, showing Sherlock in his typical costume with a magnifying glass. The theme music intensifies during intense scenes and when text messages are shown, and eerie music builds confusion or suspense. The target audience includes families with potential differences in reactions between genders and ages. Marketing includes BBC Sunday night airings and trailers and interviews to promote the show across various platforms like DVD and online.
Treatment
The document summarizes an opening sequence for a thriller film. It describes scenes where a man stalks a girl by searching through files and pictures of her. He then leaves with her photo as she has a nightmare of being chased. She wakes to find a disturbing note and encounters the stalker pointing a gun at her. The sequence aims to create suspense and tension for the audience to entice them to watch the full film without revealing too much of the plot. It will be shown in a school to younger audiences to immerse them in the atmosphere and build fear.
How did i attract my audience
The document discusses strategies for attracting different audience demographics to a thriller media product. To attract a wider 16-30 year old audience, the product starts with tension-building pans showing random people's photos to reinforce the unseen "blind spot" theme. A strong female lead character who is a police boss was chosen to attract female viewers by representing feminist values of female empowerment. Action scenes and an attractive female character were added to engage male viewers, with potential romantic tension between the lead and a male colleague further appealing to male audiences.
Original brief
The document discusses creating a promotional campaign for a new supernatural horror film called "The Basement". It must include a trailer, poster, and magazine cover that are linked thematically. The film will fuse psychological and slasher elements while retaining an otherworldly feel. Iconic moments from successful supernatural films continue to confound audiences due to combining fear of the unknown with known reality. The creator aims to replicate this effect with "The Basement" and fulfill the viewer's need for intense fear. Researching other films and media will help apply important genre conventions to attract audiences.
Original brief
The document discusses creating a promotional campaign for a new supernatural horror film called "The Basement". It must include a trailer, poster, and magazine cover that are linked thematically. The film will fuse psychological and slasher elements while retaining an otherworldly feel. Iconic moments from successful supernatural films continue to confound audiences through their combination of fear of the unknown and known reality. The promotional package will apply conventions from other films to attract audiences and fulfill their need to be scared beyond limits.
2 - Social
The document discusses the social groups portrayed in a student film production. It aimed to avoid clichéd secret government organizations and instead focused on more realistic military institutions. However, due to time constraints, it could not provide many details about the organizations. It also chose not to include a kidnapped partner storyline as being too predictable. In retrospect, the author regrets including a CIA logo and wishes they had used an army logo instead to make the film more unique and give recognition to military divisions.
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1) The style of the script follows generic film script conventions through its use of monologues, location/character descriptions, and dialogue.
2) The narrative structure is non-linear, told from the perspectives of 3 female characters and their varying accounts of events, using techniques like flashbacks and alternative story versions.
3) The genre is a combination of mystery, thriller and drama aimed at mature audiences through its depiction of death, violence, alcohol and sexuality.
4) The target audience is mainly adults and teenagers, specifically women who have read the
Blindness - Teaser Analysis
The document provides a teaser analysis of the film "Blindness". It raises questions about why people are suddenly going blind, the significance of a statue of Mary with a blindfold, and why there is no cure for the blindness. The teaser uses various camera shots including close-ups of eyes, hands, faces, and groups of people, with transitions between shots of fading to white with text. It seems to be based on a novel and have a surreal storyline about an epidemic of blindness.
Conventions of horror film posters
Horror film posters conventionally use dark lighting, close-ups of victims or protagonists expressing fear or anxiety, and a color scheme of red, white, and black. Dark lighting establishes the genre and conveys themes of mystery, darkness, and evil. Close-ups highlight facial expressions to create anticipation and curiosity around key events. The colors red, white, and black symbolize common horror elements like darkness, danger, blood, innocence, and victimization.
Queston 5
The opening of the film aims to attract a wide audience by including characters, settings, and elements that will appeal to different demographics. A young female protagonist is meant to draw in younger and female viewers, while a dead man aims to attract male viewers. The asylum setting provides psychological intrigue for mature audiences and a sense of feeling trapped for younger viewers. Dark lighting, old props, and a disturbing film title featuring obsession are intended to interest male and mature audiences fond of scary genres and themes. The film's genre, sub-genre, sound design, and marketing across online platforms work together to build tension and reach a broad target viewership.
Original Brief
The document discusses creating a promotional package for an upcoming horror film, including a psychological slasher trailer 2 minutes and 30 seconds long, and two other linked media pieces adhering to horror conventions. It aims to appeal to audiences through gripping scenes, jump scares, and analyzing typical slasher conventions. The group of four will collectively work to produce the three pieces of conventional horror media, distributing work equally and communicating effectively.
Original breif
The document discusses creating a promotional package for an upcoming horror film, including a psychological slasher trailer 2 minutes and 30 seconds long, and two other linked media pieces. It will follow horror conventions to attract audiences by using gripping scenes, suspense, jump scares, and stereotypical killing scenes common to the slasher subgenre. Analyzing existing media will help the team understand conventions to incorporate and appeal to audience preferences. The four person team has effective experience working together distributing work equally and communicating well.
Original brief
The document discusses creating a promotional package for an upcoming horror film, including a psychological slasher trailer 2 minutes and 30 seconds long, and two other linked media pieces. It will follow horror conventions to attract audiences by using gripping scenes, suspense, jump scares, and stereotypical killing scenes common to the slasher subgenre. The team will analyze existing slasher media to understand conventions to incorporate, and has previously worked well collaboratively distributing work equally.
Original brief
The document discusses creating a promotional package for an upcoming horror film, including a psychological slasher trailer 2 minutes and 30 seconds long, and two other linked media pieces. It will follow horror conventions to attract audiences by using gripping scenes, suspense, jump scares, and stereotypical killing scenes common to the slasher subgenre. Analyzing existing media will help the team understand conventions to incorporate and appeal to audience preferences. The four person team has effective experience working together distributing work equally and communicating well.
Original Brief
The document discusses creating a promotional package for an upcoming horror film, including a psychological slasher trailer 2 minutes and 30 seconds long, and two other linked media pieces. It will follow horror conventions to attract audiences by using gripping scenes, suspense, jump scares, and stereotypical killing scenes common to the slasher subgenre. The team will analyze existing slasher media to understand conventions to incorporate, and has previously worked well collaboratively distributing work equally.
Originalbrief2
The document outlines a promotional campaign for an upcoming slasher film called "Weeping Willows". It will include a promotional trailer, film poster, and magazine cover. The three pieces will share a symbiotic link through similar colors and images to maintain brand identity. Slasher films were chosen for the subgenre due to their expansive story possibilities and recognizable conventions like a masked male antagonist. Inspiration was drawn from films like Scream, Friday the 13th, and Halloween in areas like settings, victim characterization, and emphasizing the antagonist's strength. Close examination was also given to other media like posters and magazines to understand how to link the three promotional pieces through consistent branding. The campaign aims to be creative and successful
Original Brief.
The document outlines a promotional package for a new horror movie that will consist of three pieces: a slasher trailer, poster, and magazine cover. These elements will share symbiotic imagery, color, fonts and design choices to appear cohesive and increase marketing appeal. The group chose the horror genre as it is exciting and thrilling, focusing on the slasher subgenre. The promotional package will advertise an original slasher film that follows conventions like jumps scares, blood, and gore. Individuality will be highlighted through combining each group member's ideas to make the slasher stand out from competition.
Original Brief.
The document outlines a promotional package for a new horror movie that will consist of three pieces: a slasher trailer, poster, and magazine cover. These elements will share symbiotic imagery, color, fonts and design choices to appear cohesive and increase marketing appeal. The group chose the horror genre as it is exciting and thrilling, focusing on the slasher subgenre. The promotional package will advertise an original slasher film that follows genre conventions while highlighting individuality by merging each group member's ideas.
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The document discusses how the film "Neurosis" represents teenagers as the target social group through its characters, themes, and location. Specifically, it does this by featuring two main characters aged 16-17, exploring gender differences between the nerdy male protagonist and popular female counterpart, and setting the film at a school to provide context. Location and visual elements like costumes and lighting were also used to establish an eerie tone consistent with the psychological thriller genre.
Proposal.
Paranormal Productions intends to produce a promotional package for an upcoming horror film including a teaser trailer, magazine cover, and poster. The film will target 15-30 year olds interested in horror and combine "amateur" and "professional" footage inspired by films like Paranormal Activity. The package will attract the intended audience by thoroughly following horror conventions and making the story believable. The poster and magazine cover will be consistent in style with the trailer and contain images from its production. The film focuses on a young couple who move into a haunted house previously lived in but quickly left by others. It will effectively use suggestion to create tension without always showing the demon haunting. The promotional package requests a £60,000
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The document discusses the production and distribution of a psychological horror film trailer. It describes how the trailer incorporates intertextual references and adaptations from other genres and films. It features the main protagonist and killer character to contrast fear with a cold, inhuman danger. The trailer uses a consistent red, white, and black color scheme. It also mimics the style of films like Paranormal Activity by featuring first-person camerawork from the protagonist's perspective as she pursues the killer. The target audience for distributing the trailer is people aged 18-30 who would find the danger compelling.
Tv crime drama sherlock
Sherlock Holmes is a BBC crime drama that airs on Sundays at 9:00pm. It features characters like Sherlock, Watson, and Mrs. Hudson and follows Sherlock as he solves serial murders with his new flatmate Watson. The mise-en-scene is set in dark and flashing lit locations in London, showing Sherlock in his typical costume with a magnifying glass. The theme music intensifies during intense scenes and when text messages are shown, and eerie music builds confusion or suspense. The target audience includes families with potential differences in reactions between genders and ages. Marketing includes BBC Sunday night airings and trailers and interviews to promote the show across various platforms like DVD and online.
Treatment
The document summarizes an opening sequence for a thriller film. It describes scenes where a man stalks a girl by searching through files and pictures of her. He then leaves with her photo as she has a nightmare of being chased. She wakes to find a disturbing note and encounters the stalker pointing a gun at her. The sequence aims to create suspense and tension for the audience to entice them to watch the full film without revealing too much of the plot. It will be shown in a school to younger audiences to immerse them in the atmosphere and build fear.
How did i attract my audience
The document discusses strategies for attracting different audience demographics to a thriller media product. To attract a wider 16-30 year old audience, the product starts with tension-building pans showing random people's photos to reinforce the unseen "blind spot" theme. A strong female lead character who is a police boss was chosen to attract female viewers by representing feminist values of female empowerment. Action scenes and an attractive female character were added to engage male viewers, with potential romantic tension between the lead and a male colleague further appealing to male audiences.
Original brief
The document discusses creating a promotional campaign for a new supernatural horror film called "The Basement". It must include a trailer, poster, and magazine cover that are linked thematically. The film will fuse psychological and slasher elements while retaining an otherworldly feel. Iconic moments from successful supernatural films continue to confound audiences due to combining fear of the unknown with known reality. The creator aims to replicate this effect with "The Basement" and fulfill the viewer's need for intense fear. Researching other films and media will help apply important genre conventions to attract audiences.
Original brief
The document discusses creating a promotional campaign for a new supernatural horror film called "The Basement". It must include a trailer, poster, and magazine cover that are linked thematically. The film will fuse psychological and slasher elements while retaining an otherworldly feel. Iconic moments from successful supernatural films continue to confound audiences through their combination of fear of the unknown and known reality. The promotional package will apply conventions from other films to attract audiences and fulfill their need to be scared beyond limits.
2 - Social
The document discusses the social groups portrayed in a student film production. It aimed to avoid clichéd secret government organizations and instead focused on more realistic military institutions. However, due to time constraints, it could not provide many details about the organizations. It also chose not to include a kidnapped partner storyline as being too predictable. In retrospect, the author regrets including a CIA logo and wishes they had used an army logo instead to make the film more unique and give recognition to military divisions.
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This document provides a summary and analysis of the film script for "The Girl on the Train". It discusses several key elements of the script:
1) The style of the script follows generic film script conventions through its use of monologues, location/character descriptions, and dialogue.
2) The narrative structure is non-linear, told from the perspectives of 3 female characters and their varying accounts of events, using techniques like flashbacks and alternative story versions.
3) The genre is a combination of mystery, thriller and drama aimed at mature audiences through its depiction of death, violence, alcohol and sexuality.
4) The target audience is mainly adults and teenagers, specifically women who have read the
Blindness - Teaser Analysis
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Conventions of horror film posters
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The opening of the film aims to attract a wide audience by including characters, settings, and elements that will appeal to different demographics. A young female protagonist is meant to draw in younger and female viewers, while a dead man aims to attract male viewers. The asylum setting provides psychological intrigue for mature audiences and a sense of feeling trapped for younger viewers. Dark lighting, old props, and a disturbing film title featuring obsession are intended to interest male and mature audiences fond of scary genres and themes. The film's genre, sub-genre, sound design, and marketing across online platforms work together to build tension and reach a broad target viewership.
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The document outlines a promotional campaign for a new horror film that will include a trailer, poster, and magazine cover. It notes the pieces will have a common look and feel to maintain professionalism and effectiveness. It also states the genre was chosen because horror films fascinate the writers and they want to experiment with their effects on audiences. Additionally, the pieces will follow genre and format conventions but also add originality by analyzing existing media texts. The goal is to produce a creative and professional package that meets the target audience's needs, and the work will be a collaboration between the writer and Stephanie Alabi.
Original Brief
The document outlines a promotional campaign for a new horror film that will include a trailer, poster, and magazine cover. It notes the pieces will have a common look and feel to maintain professionalism and effectiveness. It also states the genre was chosen as horror is a favorite and they want to experiment with its effects on audiences. Additionally, it indicates the pieces will follow genre and form conventions but also add originality by analyzing existing media texts. The goal is to produce a creative, haunting, and professional promotional package.
Evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a short horror film opening produced by the author and their group. It examines the ways the opening uses and develops conventions of the horror genre as well as how it represents particular social groups. The evaluation also reflects on the filmmaking process, the target audience for the piece, and what was learned throughout the project.
Evaluation
The document discusses the production and evaluation of a short horror film opening sequence created by the author and their group. It examines how the sequence employs conventions of the horror genre, represents social groups, and was influenced by existing horror films like Psycho. Audience research found that most viewers would watch more and related to the characters and plot. The author reflects on the strengths and weaknesses of the technologies used, problems encountered during production, and what was learned from the process.
Evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a short horror film called "The Institute" produced by the author. It summarizes the key conventions and techniques used in the film, including representing the victim as innocent through clothing and hair, keeping the antagonist anonymous, not showing the death, and being influenced by the shower scene in Psycho. It also discusses targeting the film at audiences aged 15-30, promoting it online, and conducting audience research. The author reflects on learning editing skills, overcoming filming challenges, and improved planning compared to a preliminary task.
Original breif
This year the students must create a promotional campaign including a trailer, poster, and magazine cover for an upcoming horror film. They chose the horror genre carefully to experiment with how horror influences and affects audiences. Their pieces will follow horror conventions but also include their own original touches. By analyzing other media, they hope to understand conventions and find opportunities to advance the genre through their new campaign.
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ORIGINAL BREIF
- 1. ORIGNIAL BRIEF Our challenge was to create a promotional horror movie package to advertise an upcoming film. This package will conform to conventions and aspire to meet professional standards and typical horror scenarios. Our three pieces of media will involve a symbiotic link so that the audience can clearly associate the three media pieces together, the trailer, poster and magazine. As we want to meet the standards of a traditional promotional package we will be emulating certain features from a range of existing media pieces, for example the antagonist from Friday the 13th, Jason is easily recognisable to the audience, this is the effect that we aim to have on the audience; where they are able to recognise our villain based on simple aspects such as a mask or weapon. Our three media pieces will promote a horror film falling under the sub-genre of a psychological slasher. We have chosen to explore the slasher subgenre due to the fact we feel as if we can produce an exciting and thrilling trailer with the resources available to us. Slasher films are able to encapsulate the audience quickly due to the gripping scenes and suspension that can be built. As we are only producing a 2 minute 30 second trailer, the conventions of this subgenre can work to our advantage; stereotypical killing scenes and jump scares can be used to entice the audience, due to the fact that the gory killing scenes and jump scares will grip the audience and leave them wanting more. The appeal of a horror film is the rush of adrenaline people experience when being scared. Collectively we will work to produce three media texts within a promotional package to primarily advertise a horror film. The package will appeal to the audience's preferences by abiding by conventions. By analysing existing pieces of media from this sub-genre we will be able to familiarize ourselves with the typical conventions and incorporate this into our own work. Based on past experiences we are aware that the four of us (Ollie, Scarlett, Jamie and Matthew) work well and effectively as a team distributing the load of work equally and communicating efficiently.