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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 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.
Sherlock
This document provides details about the TV crime drama Sherlock episode "The Great Game". It summarizes that Sherlock is drawn into a game by Jim Moriarty where he must solve riddles to save lives within a limited time. It describes the main characters of Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock, Martin Freeman as Dr. Watson, and Andrew Scott as Jim Moriarty. It also notes some of the key locations, costumes, sounds, and target audiences of the show.
Group Pitch
The document outlines a plan for an opening title sequence for a horror comedy film. It discusses inspiration from films like Saw, The Ring, and The Mist. Plot ideas include a secluded forest setting with a man who gets knocked out and tied up by a psycho maniac. Cinematography techniques proposed include low key lighting, unsteady camera movements, tracking shots, and Dutch angles. Example opening scenes from Saw 2 and The Ring are provided that effectively use canted angles, low key lighting, and tense music.
Is Saw A Horror Or A Thriller
The document discusses whether the film "SAW" is better classified as a thriller or a horror genre film. It provides definitions for each genre, with thrillers focusing on suspense, mystery and keeping the audience on the edge of their seats, while horrors aim to frighten and invoke primal fears through disturbing imagery and shocks. While "SAW" was marketed as a horror, it incorporates elements of both genres by using graphic horror imagery but also relying on suspense and mysterious plots typical of thrillers. The document argues "SAW" created a unique hybrid style that blended conventions from crime fiction, horror and thriller in a new way.
Differences between thriller movies & horror movies
Thrillers and horror movies differ in their psychological effects and depictions of violence. Thrillers rely more on plot twists and psychological elements to intrigue audiences, while horrors emphasize graphic violence and gore. For example, The Sixth Sense uses mysteries to unsettle viewers' minds, whereas Nightmare on Elm Street depicts brutal killings. Additionally, thriller movie posters suggest mystery through dark colors, whereas horror posters signal danger with red tones. Both genres aim to scare, but thrillers do so by raising questions in the mind, and horrors through sudden shocks and frightening images.
Sherlock
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson find themselves embroiled in a game orchestrated by criminal mastermind Jim Moriarty, in which they must solve riddles to locate bombs strapped to victims across London. Benedict Cumberbatch stars as the brilliant but bored detective Sherlock, who is challenged by the devious plots of his nemesis Moriarty (Andrew Scott). The third episode of the crime drama's first season sees the characters navigate various London locations under tight deadlines in a cat-and-mouse game that threatens lives if Sherlock fails to solve the puzzles in time.
Horror genre powerpoint
Horror films aim to frighten and alarm audiences through suspense and invoking our deepest fears. They typically feature an innocent protagonist facing off against a threatening villain or monster. Plots usually involve murders or strange visitors with dark secrets that are revealed at the end. Settings are often dark, isolated, ordinary places to enhance realism and fear. Characters may appear kindly but turn out to be deceitful, twisting the plot. Props like knives, guns, and masks fuel the terror. Shots usually employ long shots and over the shoulder angles to obscure scary images and surprise viewers.
Conventions of horror
The document discusses key conventions of horror films in five areas: setting, sound, props, characters, and camera work. It notes that isolated and dark locations are commonly used as settings to create feelings of loneliness and vulnerability. Regarding sound, it describes how diegetic and non-diegetic sounds are used to increase tension, with common diegetic sounds including screams and bangs. Props discussed include weapons as well as more psychologically impactful religious items and toys. For characters, the protagonist is often relatable to viewers while the antagonist poses a threat. Various camera shots and techniques aim to create specific effects for viewers.
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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.
Sherlock
This document provides details about the TV crime drama Sherlock episode "The Great Game". It summarizes that Sherlock is drawn into a game by Jim Moriarty where he must solve riddles to save lives within a limited time. It describes the main characters of Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock, Martin Freeman as Dr. Watson, and Andrew Scott as Jim Moriarty. It also notes some of the key locations, costumes, sounds, and target audiences of the show.
Group Pitch
The document outlines a plan for an opening title sequence for a horror comedy film. It discusses inspiration from films like Saw, The Ring, and The Mist. Plot ideas include a secluded forest setting with a man who gets knocked out and tied up by a psycho maniac. Cinematography techniques proposed include low key lighting, unsteady camera movements, tracking shots, and Dutch angles. Example opening scenes from Saw 2 and The Ring are provided that effectively use canted angles, low key lighting, and tense music.
Is Saw A Horror Or A Thriller
The document discusses whether the film "SAW" is better classified as a thriller or a horror genre film. It provides definitions for each genre, with thrillers focusing on suspense, mystery and keeping the audience on the edge of their seats, while horrors aim to frighten and invoke primal fears through disturbing imagery and shocks. While "SAW" was marketed as a horror, it incorporates elements of both genres by using graphic horror imagery but also relying on suspense and mysterious plots typical of thrillers. The document argues "SAW" created a unique hybrid style that blended conventions from crime fiction, horror and thriller in a new way.
Differences between thriller movies & horror movies
Thrillers and horror movies differ in their psychological effects and depictions of violence. Thrillers rely more on plot twists and psychological elements to intrigue audiences, while horrors emphasize graphic violence and gore. For example, The Sixth Sense uses mysteries to unsettle viewers' minds, whereas Nightmare on Elm Street depicts brutal killings. Additionally, thriller movie posters suggest mystery through dark colors, whereas horror posters signal danger with red tones. Both genres aim to scare, but thrillers do so by raising questions in the mind, and horrors through sudden shocks and frightening images.
Sherlock
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson find themselves embroiled in a game orchestrated by criminal mastermind Jim Moriarty, in which they must solve riddles to locate bombs strapped to victims across London. Benedict Cumberbatch stars as the brilliant but bored detective Sherlock, who is challenged by the devious plots of his nemesis Moriarty (Andrew Scott). The third episode of the crime drama's first season sees the characters navigate various London locations under tight deadlines in a cat-and-mouse game that threatens lives if Sherlock fails to solve the puzzles in time.
Horror genre powerpoint
Horror films aim to frighten and alarm audiences through suspense and invoking our deepest fears. They typically feature an innocent protagonist facing off against a threatening villain or monster. Plots usually involve murders or strange visitors with dark secrets that are revealed at the end. Settings are often dark, isolated, ordinary places to enhance realism and fear. Characters may appear kindly but turn out to be deceitful, twisting the plot. Props like knives, guns, and masks fuel the terror. Shots usually employ long shots and over the shoulder angles to obscure scary images and surprise viewers.
Conventions of horror
The document discusses key conventions of horror films in five areas: setting, sound, props, characters, and camera work. It notes that isolated and dark locations are commonly used as settings to create feelings of loneliness and vulnerability. Regarding sound, it describes how diegetic and non-diegetic sounds are used to increase tension, with common diegetic sounds including screams and bangs. Props discussed include weapons as well as more psychologically impactful religious items and toys. For characters, the protagonist is often relatable to viewers while the antagonist poses a threat. Various camera shots and techniques aim to create specific effects for viewers.
Leema's media homework presentation
The document discusses elements that create fear and thrill in horror films such as supernatural elements like ghosts and vampires, serial killers, and torture. It also mentions presenting on a horror genre for a production work, including images, codes, conventions, and examples from films like Friday the 13th, Halloween, Scream, Chucky, and I Know What You Did Last Summer.
Horor genre analysis
This document analyzes the slasher sub-genre of horror films. It lists the top 10 grossing slasher films and notes common elements like props (knives, masks), costumes (mechanic jumpsuits, clown suits), settings (isolated woods and houses), characters (damaged killers and attractive teen victims), themes (childhood trauma, religion), narratives (teens hunted on holiday), and style (dynamic camerawork, eerie sounds, strategic editing). Slasher films are known for their graphic violence portrayed through close-up camera shots and effective sound effects.
Conventions of a horror movie
Common conventions in horror movies include ominous music and sounds, isolated settings, and certain narrative structures. Technical elements like lighting, camera angles, and editing can also build tension. Iconography such as costumes and props help depict monsters and scary characters. Successful horror movies employ these techniques and tropes to elicit fear in viewers through discovery of threats, confrontations with evil forces, and resolution of conflicts.
Sherlock notes for Unit 5 BTEC Media
This summary provides details about the TV crime drama Sherlock - The Great Game Episode 3 which aired on BBC 1 on August 8, 2010 at 8pm. It follows Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson as they investigate a villain named Moriarty who is strapping bombs to innocent people. Sherlock must solve the case before any of the bombs go off. The episode features characters like Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, and DI Lestrade investigating in locations around Central London. It provides conventions like costumes, lighting, sound effects and music, and discusses the target audiences and how the show portrays characters.
Horror genre conventions
The document discusses the purpose and history of the horror genre. It aims to create a sense of fear through portrayals of audiences' worst fears. Horror films often include mythical creatures and incorporate violence. The document then outlines the evolution of the genre from 1896-present, including early experimentation, iconic films that established tropes, and the emergence of subgenres like psychological horror, slasher films, and comedy horror. It analyzes conventions for plot, characters, cinematography, lighting, editing and provides examples of films that exemplify these conventions.
Psychological Horror
Psychological horror films employ various conventions to unnerve audiences through unsettling sounds, slow pacing, and an emphasis on psychological harm over graphic violence. Common techniques include contrapuntal sound, close-ups to convey character emotions, flashbacks to reveal a killer's motives, and settings like abandoned buildings that create isolation and tension. Children and ordinary people are sometimes used as killers to disturb audiences by subverting expectations. The goal is to reveal hidden truths about characters and unnerve through mental states rather than gore.
Horror research
Horror films aim to elicit emotions of fear, disgust, and horror in viewers through techniques like jump scenes involving macabre or supernatural elements. They often overlap with fantasy, science fiction, and thriller genres. Horror fiction in literature also aims to frighten readers through supernatural or non-supernatural means. Thrillers use suspense and tension to excite viewers, with common subgenres being mystery, crime, and psychological thrillers. Horror relies more on graphic violence while thrillers emphasize unexpected scary moments to engage audiences. Common horror conventions include vulnerable young female protagonists, isolated settings at night, and graphic blood and weapons.
Evaluation: Forms of Horror
This document evaluates how the author's horror film clip conforms to conventions of the horror genre. It discusses several typical horror conventions the clip emulates, such as using an alarming soundtrack, editing techniques that create suspense, and featuring an antagonist that evokes fear. It also notes how the clip subverts some conventions, such as having an older female protagonist rather than a young male, to make the situation seem more realistic. Overall, the document analyzes how the author's film incorporates and adapts common tropes of the horror genre.
Movie genres
The document discusses two major film genres: crime and horror. For crime films, it outlines conventions like a three-part structure involving a crime, investigation, and resolution. Common characters are detectives and criminals. Settings are often urban cities. Horror conventions include isolated settings, a group of friends being killed off, and teenagers as protagonists. Both genres use techniques like suspenseful music and editing to create tension. Popular directors and studios are also listed for each genre, along with distribution methods like theatrical releases and straight-to-DVD. Key subgenres of horror are also identified.
Friday the 13th analysis
The poster depicts themes of good vs. evil, nightmares, serial killers, and slasher horror through its imagery and use of lighting. The villain is positioned centrally and portrayed as strong and intimidating to heighten fear. Symbols like the machete weapon and isolated forest setting foreshadow violence, murder, and a sense of being trapped. Colors like red are used to connote danger and draw attention, while the title plays on the superstition around Friday the 13th to intrigue audiences. Overall the poster employs standard horror iconography and techniques to advertise the film as adhering to slasher conventions while challenging stereotypes through its physically imposing villain.
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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.
Horror genre conventions
The document outlines horror genre conventions across several categories:
Setting is usually isolated places that connote being alone such as abandoned buildings, forests, or cities. Technical elements like camerawork and editing aim to unsettle audiences. Iconography employs dark colors, lighting, and props associated with villains. Narratives follow classic structures but leave room for sequels, featuring heroes facing killers or solving problems. Character types include victims, monsters, "immoral" teens, and police officers that can be allies or adversaries. Themes commonly explored are good versus evil, the supernatural, and madness.
Horror film conventions
The document discusses common conventions in horror films, including isolated settings like abandoned houses or forests at night; use of unsettling sounds like screams or violins to build suspense; props like knives or dolls that symbolize danger; and camera techniques such as close-ups, point-of-view shots, and handheld footage to make the viewer feel like part of the scene. It also notes common character tropes, such as the intelligent female protagonist, promiscuous character who is killed early on, irritating character who meets an early demise, and villainous antagonist.
Focus group media
This document discusses various codes and conventions used in horror films to engage audiences, such as fast editing pace, dark lighting, intriguing narratives, and relatable plots based on real-life situations. It also examines the differences between horror and thriller genres, noting that horrors introduce settings more clearly while thrillers have slower editing pace. Additionally, it considers whether a female antagonist would engage audiences less, concluding that a female in this role could subvert expectations and stereotypes in a way that intrigues viewers.
Codes and conventions
This document discusses the codes and conventions commonly found in horror films. It outlines several examples of popular horror subgenres and the fears they aim to invoke, such as nightmares, vulnerability, and death. Character archetypes are described, with the final girl often surviving and villains having distinguishing murder methods. Unwritten rules are listed, like certain actions guaranteeing a character's death. Locations and weapons typically featured are also provided.
Media research presentation
The document discusses conventions of the horror genre in film. It summarizes that camerawork is used to create dramatic effects, with techniques like high and low angle shots, establishing shots of isolated settings, and shaky "footage" camerawork. It also notes that lighting, props, costumes, editing techniques like cross-cutting, and diegetic sounds are employed to add tension and scare the audience. The target audience is typically younger viewers who enjoy being frightened, though some older audiences prefer certain subgenres. To appeal to this target, a film should keep the audience on edge with unpredictable jumps and a relatable teenage cast.
Magazine Overview.
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- The images on the covers are of famous movie characters in costume that excite audiences and lure them to buy the magazine. Various shot types are used including close-ups.
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Results Of Questionnaire.
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about slasher films. It asked questions about favorite films, preferred genres, cover characters, weapons, pricing, settings, and killer characteristics. Key results included Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Friday the 13th being most popular, gore and action preferred, victims favored for magazine covers over killers, axes and machetes seen as most effective weapons, and abandoned houses and masked killers as appealing settings and characteristics. The group discussed using these audience preferences in their upcoming slasher film and magazine.
Horror Sub-Genres
This document outlines conventions of various horror sub-genres including slasher, possession, psychological, and gothic. It discusses typical elements like male antagonists in dark costumes who use memorable weapons in isolated settings (slasher), possessions stemming from household objects and using religious texts in exorcisms (possession), protagonists becoming increasingly twisted over time with narrative twists (psychological), and run-down mansions and castles with Victorian interiors as eerie settings along with pale antagonists (gothic).
Chosen Sub-Genre.
The document discusses the group's choice to create a slasher film for their portfolio. They chose the slasher genre because it is thrilling and frightening for audiences. They hope to mirror this fear through their trailer and create a realistic and scary antagonist like Jason from Friday the 13th. The group was inspired by violent slashers like Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which was banned in some countries for being too graphic. They want to film chase scenes and montages like those in Nightmare on Elm Street to build excitement. Early ideas for their masked antagonist include a balaclava, hockey mask, or skull mask wielding an axe in a forest setting. The group also likes that slashers usually feature teen protagon
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The document discusses the purpose and history of the horror genre. It aims to create a sense of fear through portrayals of audiences' worst fears. Horror films often include mythical creatures and incorporate violence. The document then outlines the evolution of the genre from 1896-present, including early experimentation, iconic films that established tropes, and the emergence of subgenres like psychological horror, slasher films, and comedy horror. It analyzes conventions for plot, characters, cinematography, lighting, editing and provides examples of films that exemplify these conventions.
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Horror films aim to elicit emotions of fear, disgust, and horror in viewers through techniques like jump scenes involving macabre or supernatural elements. They often overlap with fantasy, science fiction, and thriller genres. Horror fiction in literature also aims to frighten readers through supernatural or non-supernatural means. Thrillers use suspense and tension to excite viewers, with common subgenres being mystery, crime, and psychological thrillers. Horror relies more on graphic violence while thrillers emphasize unexpected scary moments to engage audiences. Common horror conventions include vulnerable young female protagonists, isolated settings at night, and graphic blood and weapons.
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This document evaluates how the author's horror film clip conforms to conventions of the horror genre. It discusses several typical horror conventions the clip emulates, such as using an alarming soundtrack, editing techniques that create suspense, and featuring an antagonist that evokes fear. It also notes how the clip subverts some conventions, such as having an older female protagonist rather than a young male, to make the situation seem more realistic. Overall, the document analyzes how the author's film incorporates and adapts common tropes of the horror genre.
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The poster depicts themes of good vs. evil, nightmares, serial killers, and slasher horror through its imagery and use of lighting. The villain is positioned centrally and portrayed as strong and intimidating to heighten fear. Symbols like the machete weapon and isolated forest setting foreshadow violence, murder, and a sense of being trapped. Colors like red are used to connote danger and draw attention, while the title plays on the superstition around Friday the 13th to intrigue audiences. Overall the poster employs standard horror iconography and techniques to advertise the film as adhering to slasher conventions while challenging stereotypes through its physically imposing villain.
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- The images on the covers are of famous movie characters in costume that excite audiences and lure them to buy the magazine. Various shot types are used including close-ups.
- Short, snappy text and buzzwords in the sell lines and skylines intrigue audiences about film previews and reviews in the
Results Of Questionnaire.
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Horror Sub-Genres
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Chosen Sub-Genre.
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Questionnaire.
The document describes a questionnaire that was distributed to gain insight into what audiences want from a slasher film. The questionnaire aimed to trigger new ideas outside of the group and understand what viewers remember most about horror films and find attractive. Gathering these opinions would help the group create a slasher film that mirrored memorable elements and left an impact like other successful horror films. A link to the online questionnaire that was distributed to 20 people is provided.
Poster Overview
The document analyzes six slasher film posters and identifies their common elements and conventions. It summarizes that all six posters prominently feature a male antagonist to create fear, use dark and bloody colors to set the tone, and depict isolated forest or indoor settings to showcase where victims will be stalked and killed. The posters also prominently display the film titles using attention-grabbing fonts and colors to effectively advertise the slasher genre.
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.
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.
Location Ideas
The document discusses potential location ideas for a slasher film. It suggests setting the film in a forest, as the isolated setting allows the killer to attack victims without being heard and forests create hiding spaces for the killer and add to the fear. It also notes that forests at night are extremely dark. Additionally, the document proposes including a lake to add fear of the unknown lurking in nature and allow reflections that could trick victims into thinking something is there.
Questionnaire 1
This document is a horror questionnaire that asks respondents about their horror movie preferences and what influences their decisions to watch certain horror films. It asks about the respondent's age, preferred genres, how often they watch horror films, their favorite horror subgenres, what media text encourages them to watch movies the most, what makes a good or bad trailer or poster, and what type of magazine content or elements on a movie poster interest them.
Introduction To Slasher
Slasher films keep audiences on the edge of their seats through constant cat-and-mouse chases between victims and killers. They include jump scares to increase fear and tension, which are usually followed by gory and brutal deaths of the victims. These brutal death scenes both thrill and excite devoted slasher fans. The document discusses why the author chose to focus on the slasher genre for a project, citing their favorite slasher film Scream and how iconic its antagonist's costume became.
Poster Analysis 3.
The poster uses several conventions to convey fear and suspense. It features a silhouette of the antagonist holding a large axe in an isolated forest setting. The title "Wrong Turn 6 unrated" is written in a chopped, unsteady font in contrasting red and white colors. Below, the tagline "Where the road ends the hunt begins" references the cat-and-mouse chase between killer and victims. Through the use of lighting, costume, weapons, and setting, the poster draws the viewer into the dark and threatening world of the slasher film.
Poster analysis 2
The poster features an image of a gloved hand holding a knife on a dark, red-curtained stage. In 3 sentences:
The title "Stage Fright" is in red at the bottom to draw attention and reference the slasher narrative of killings happening on stage. The tagline "Sing your heart out" above the knife threatens danger for those who perform and hints at the antagonist's brutal murders. While most of the antagonist is obscured, the black leather glove and knife give clues to his dark costume and hint at a cunning killer focused on his vicious attacks.
Poster analysis 1
The poster follows conventions of horror movie posters by featuring the antagonist Jason prominently and in a threatening pose, using dark colors and lighting to create an ominous mood. It includes essential information like the title, tagline, and release date while strategically placing institutional details at the bottom. The poster effectively draws attention to Jason's weapon and establishes the setting of Crystal Lake to build intrigue around the dangerous events of the film.
Poster overview
This document analyzes the visual elements and conventions used across six slasher film posters. It discusses the common use of dark and ominous colors like red, black, and blue that evoke fear and danger. Red in particular symbolizes blood and violence. The posters prominently feature the antagonist dressed in dark, threatening costumes and masks that hide their identity and humanity. Settings like forests and isolated indoor rooms emphasize fear, isolation, and lack of escape. Common visual techniques like backlighting are used to highlight the darkness and lurking threat of the antagonist. Overall, the posters employ similar design elements to effectively promote the slasher genre and attract audiences with images of fear, violence, and lurking danger.
Horror sub genres
This document discusses the conventions of various horror sub-genres, including slasher, possession, psychological, and gothic. For slashers, it outlines conventions like the male antagonist appearing tall and wearing a mask and dark clothing. Common weapons include axes and chainsaws. Settings involve isolated forests and lakes. The narrative follows teens facing a killer. The "final girl" survives using intelligence while the "sacrificial lamb" dies for being promiscuous. Possession films feature levitation and use of religious texts during exorcisms. Psychological horrors twist the protagonist's character. Gothic genres take place in run-down mansions and castles and feature pale characters like vampires and zombies. The document concludes by discussing
Magazine overview.
This document analyzes the design elements of magazine covers for Total Film and Empire, two successful film magazines. It discusses the bold and sophisticated mastheads that grab attention, the striking images of famous film characters, and the use of short headlines and buzzwords in the left hand column to intrigue readers. Overall the document examines how these magazines use visual design and exciting language to attract audiences and promote a sense of authority and passion around film.
Trailer overview
The document analyzes common elements found in trailers for slasher films. It discusses the frequent use of diegetic sounds like screams and weapons to create fear and tension. Non-diegetic soundtracks also aim to mirror the mood, starting calm but becoming increasingly ominous. Stab sounds specifically are added during scenes revealing the killer to add shock. The trailers typically feature reckless teenage characters in isolated natural settings to set up punishment and limited escape. Camerawork accelerates as tension rises to tease high-action scenes without revealing too much of the plot.
Costume, Hair and Make-up
The document discusses costume, hair, and makeup ideas for characters in a slasher film. For the killer, it proposes an all-black skull mask, black hoodie and loosely fitted clothes to appear larger and blend into the dark. Black leather gloves are suggested to avoid leaving evidence. An axe is chosen as the brutal weapon. For the character Amelia, a light, tight, low-cut outfit is described to oversexualize and attract the killer's attention. Heavy makeup is proposed to emphasize her femininity and contrast with the other girls, symbolizing her reckless behavior. She is intended as the first victim.
Scream Magazine Analysis
The document provides an analysis of the masthead design of the horror magazine "Scream". It summarizes that the bright yellow color and dripping painted font are unconventional for the genre but create intrigue. The masthead sits in front of blood-soaked wood for a raw effect. The left third features sell lines and images that preview exclusive interviews and film content to entice readers. The main image of Jason Voorhees is professionally intimidating and ties into the forest setting of Friday the 13th to represent the magazine's focus on slasher films.
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ORIGINAL BREIF
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
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 genre to quickly engage audiences in an exciting yet thrilling way through gripping scenes and suspense. By analyzing existing media pieces, the team aims to familiarize themselves with typical conventions to incorporate into their own work promoting the villain as easily recognizable. They will collectively produce the three media texts while distributing work equally and communicating effectively as a team.
Original Brief
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 conventions from 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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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.
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.
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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
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This document outlines a promotional package for a new horror film that will include a trailer, poster, and magazine cover. It will promote a supernatural horror film, a genre the creators enjoy and are familiar with. They want to challenge their knowledge of horror conventions while developing original ideas. Their goal is to create a cohesive package that appeals to audiences by following genre conventions but also showing creativity by drawing from existing media texts.
Original brief
The students must create a promotional campaign for a new horror film, including a trailer, poster, and magazine cover. To make the campaign more professional and effective, the three pieces will have a similar look and tone. By studying existing horror media, the students aim to incorporate genre conventions into their original works while adding fresh perspectives to appeal to their target audience. Stephanie Alabi and Kirsty Harragan will collaborate on the project.
Presentation1
Our media product is a film teaser trailer that develops conventions of typical trailers by being 30-60 seconds long and demonstrating the basic plot without giving too much away. It challenges conventions by hiding the identity of the "bad guy" to create mystery and suspense. For our crime-horror trailer and magazine cover, we conformed to generic conventions like using dark colors and imagery involving blood and knives to create intrigue and a horrific atmosphere.
Jack Psuedo - Question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real horror/thriller films and magazines in its poster, trailer, and magazine cover design. Specifically, it incorporates techniques like using the color red and smoke effects in the poster to connote danger. The trailer uses horror film music and builds suspense. The magazine cover references the layout of real publications. However, it also challenges some conventions by keeping the poster and magazine cover designs modern and using three characters rather than one to seem more mysterious than evil.
Question two
The promotional materials for "The Devil's Notebook" effectively maintain consistency through repeated use of the female protagonist, supernatural visual elements like scars and a cracked face, a dark color palette, and identical typography and positioning of the film title. This consistency across the poster, magazine cover, and trailer strengthens the horror film's brand identity and creates a symbiotic relationship that will more powerfully communicate the narrative and appeal to the target supernatural horror film audience.
Evaluation 1
Evaluation Task 1 - In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Original brief
The document provides an introduction to a promotional package being created to advertise an upcoming horror film. The package will include a trailer, poster, and magazine cover that maintain consistency across media types. The film will be in the supernatural horror subgenre, featuring conventions like jump scares, dark shadows, and screams. Research is being done on similar films to understand proper conventions to follow and ensure an original story. The promotional components will clearly link to each other through shared elements.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the conventions of horror genre media products and how the student's projects followed or challenged these conventions. It analyzes the conventions of horror posters, magazine covers, and teaser trailers in terms of format, genre, and institutional norms. For each media product, it explains how the student's work adhered to typical conventions such as using dark colors, mysterious images, and unsettling sounds to create fear while hiding full details and building intrigue.
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