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Digital Graphics Productions presents a crime drama film titled "Law Enforcers". The film follows forensic scientists Catherine Warren and Katie Hanson as they investigate the murder of Leanne Moore and try to stop the suspect, Nick Butcher, from killing again within 24 hours. Inspired by shows like CSI, Criminal Minds, and Law and Order, the film will depict the murder, introduce the main characters and production details, and show the suspect continuing his daily life as the investigators work to solve the case. Feedback is requested on ways to improve the idea and whether it fits the crime drama genre.
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Digital Graphics Productions presents a crime drama titled "Law Enforcers" about the murder of Leanne Moore. Forensic scientists Catherine Warren and Katie Hanson investigate the homicide to discover the killer, the suspect being Nick Butcher. The opening sequence will show Leanne Moore's murder and the suspect going about their daily life, with the CSI team working to solve the case, influenced by shows like CSI, Criminal Minds, and Law and Order.
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This document outlines the elements of a film that combines the stalker-slasher and thriller genres. It describes the main characters, including a psychopathic priest killer, a suspected killer, a news reporter, and an ex-homicide detective. The target audience is described as young adults aged 15-28 who enjoy horror and thriller films, especially those interested in blood and gore or plot twists. Key settings are listed as a church, basement, and location for the news reporter. Main themes are a priest committing crimes as a form of justice in a dystopian future with increased crime rates. The film style will follow conventions of the genres featuring a psychotic killer, weapons, and blood, while standing out
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Two teenage friends, Steven and David, are haunted by the ghost of their friend Alan who was killed as a joke. It is revealed that one friend killed Alan on purpose for revenge. The killer then turns on the other friend, but the ghost becomes an ally to the innocent friend.
The film aims to attract British teenage males aged 15-21 with a trailer showing happy photos of the friends, followed by footage of them encountering the ghost with jumpy moments and a hint of the twist. The film blends traditional and modern camera techniques like shaky camera and continuity shots to surprise the audience. It seeks to incite fear through plot and scary images like other horror films.
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This document discusses the genre of thriller films and provides examples and analysis of some well-known thriller movies. It defines a thriller as a movie that has an exciting plot. It then lists common thriller themes like reality, identity, death, terrorism, politics, and conspiracy. The rest of the document analyzes the movies Inside Man, The Bourne Identity, and The Dark Knight in terms of their plots, themes, and how certain actors are well-suited for thriller roles. It concludes by noting a difference between thriller movies and TV shows is that movies have more time to build suspense compared to shorter TV episodes.
Genre
The document discusses the conventions of crime/thriller and stalker films. It analyzes how the opening sequence uses these conventions, including having a lawyer character who is stalked by a convicted rapist she helped put away. It describes how the sequence includes shots from the stalker's point of view watching the victim, and a "red herring" scene that raises tension. Overall, the sequence aims to follow crime/stalker film conventions through its characters, events, themes, and naturalistic mise-en-scene.
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The document discusses how the opening sequence of a thriller production targeted and attracted its intended 15-24 year old male and female audience. Specific elements like obstructing graphic violence, suburban settings relatable to the audience, casting relatable gender roles, distributing freely online, and revising for clarity were used to make the sequence appealing and understandable for the target demographic. Field research on gender preferences and the target audience's media consumption habits informed these creative and distribution decisions.
Aspects of a thriller trailer
Thrillers aim to excite and suspense viewers through plots involving crime, espionage, or other dangers. They typically feature a cast of characters like criminals, victims, or people with dark pasts whose interactions create conflict and tension. Suspense is key, keeping viewers anticipating unpredictable twists until the story's resolution. Settings also build atmosphere, using ordinary or exotic locales to enhance the thriller elements depending on the scenes.
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Digital Graphics Productions presents a crime drama titled "Law Enforcers" about the murder of Leanne Moore. Forensic scientists Catherine Warren and Katie Hanson investigate the homicide to discover the killer, the suspect being Nick Butcher. The opening sequence will show Leanne Moore's murder and the suspect going about their daily life, with the CSI team working to solve the case, influenced by shows like CSI, Criminal Minds, and Law and Order.
Question 5 audience appeal
This document discusses how different shots and elements of a film production would appeal to both the intended primary audience and a secondary audience. It suggests that stereotypical representations of interrogations and violence would please the secondary audience but help shift their views over time. Emotional shots showing the suffering of the Muslim main character could generate sympathy from the primary audience but not the secondary audience due to stereotypes. The film aims to ultimately change the dominant reading of both audiences by the end. Soundtrack choices also risk appealing more to stereotypes of the secondary audience. Production decisions were based on earlier audience research.
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Proditor
Two teenage friends, Steven and David, are haunted by the ghost of their friend Alan who was killed as a joke. It is revealed that one friend killed Alan on purpose for revenge. The killer then turns on the other friend, but the ghost becomes an ally to the innocent friend.
The film aims to attract British teenage males aged 15-21 with a trailer showing happy photos of the friends, followed by footage of them encountering the ghost with jumpy moments and a hint of the twist. The film blends traditional and modern camera techniques like shaky camera and continuity shots to surprise the audience. It seeks to incite fear through plot and scary images like other horror films.
Thriller
This document discusses the genre of thriller films and provides examples and analysis of some well-known thriller movies. It defines a thriller as a movie that has an exciting plot. It then lists common thriller themes like reality, identity, death, terrorism, politics, and conspiracy. The rest of the document analyzes the movies Inside Man, The Bourne Identity, and The Dark Knight in terms of their plots, themes, and how certain actors are well-suited for thriller roles. It concludes by noting a difference between thriller movies and TV shows is that movies have more time to build suspense compared to shorter TV episodes.
Genre
The document discusses the conventions of crime/thriller and stalker films. It analyzes how the opening sequence uses these conventions, including having a lawyer character who is stalked by a convicted rapist she helped put away. It describes how the sequence includes shots from the stalker's point of view watching the victim, and a "red herring" scene that raises tension. Overall, the sequence aims to follow crime/stalker film conventions through its characters, events, themes, and naturalistic mise-en-scene.
Thriller Evaluation Question 5: How did you attract/address your target audie...
The document discusses how the opening sequence of a thriller production targeted and attracted its intended 15-24 year old male and female audience. Specific elements like obstructing graphic violence, suburban settings relatable to the audience, casting relatable gender roles, distributing freely online, and revising for clarity were used to make the sequence appealing and understandable for the target demographic. Field research on gender preferences and the target audience's media consumption habits informed these creative and distribution decisions.
Aspects of a thriller trailer
Thrillers aim to excite and suspense viewers through plots involving crime, espionage, or other dangers. They typically feature a cast of characters like criminals, victims, or people with dark pasts whose interactions create conflict and tension. Suspense is key, keeping viewers anticipating unpredictable twists until the story's resolution. Settings also build atmosphere, using ordinary or exotic locales to enhance the thriller elements depending on the scenes.
Target audiences
Horror films primarily target females and males under 35. Data shows that 44% of females and 36% of males in this age group enjoy horror films. Additionally, 15% of the general public rate horror as their favorite genre, indicating it is mainstream. To appeal to both genders, the film opening should include elements that interest both males and females under 35. Mixing genres, like adding thriller elements to horror, could also draw in more of the audience.
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Crime dramas are made and marketed by television institutions like the BBC and commercial broadcasters. They schedule many crime dramas in prime-time slots between 7-11pm to target large family and adult audiences. Public service broadcasters like the BBC aim to entertain audiences of all types, while commercial channels focus on mainstream groups to attract advertisers. Crime dramas are heavily marketed using trailers, websites, magazine articles, and publicity photos to capitalize on the "CSI effect" and popularity of shows like CSI that increased demand for forensic crime genres.
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Media evaluation task 1
1) The document discusses conventions for creating a teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover for a thriller film project. Research was done on existing thriller media to ensure conventions were properly followed.
2) Genre conventions for thriller narratives, characters, and settings are outlined. Characters often deal with mental instability, crime, and violence. Narratives involve crime, investigations, and obstacles for protagonists. Settings commonly include dark, isolated places that heighten tension.
3) Thrillers are meant to create a thrilling atmosphere and contain frightening elements making them unsuitable for young children. Subgenres like psychological thrillers incorporate more psychological aspects.
Target audience
This document discusses the target audience and their expectations for thriller films. The target audience is 15-30 year olds of both genders, though thrillers often contain violence suitable for 18+. Audiences expect an innocent protagonist facing near-death situations created by a creepy antagonist with a dark past in relatable settings to increase suspense and fear. They also anticipate attractive leading characters and the use of weapons and fast cars reflecting the desired lifestyle. Genre signifiers include dark lighting, shadows, night filming, urban and abandoned areas, fast editing, tilted cameras, enclosed spaces, and eerie or tense music to build fear.
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Several teenagers have gone missing in the town. Casey, the best friend of one of the victims named Demi, is determined to find her and tracks down clues, contacting the police with her discoveries. She helps the police force track down the killer, Cycler, who is a psychologically damaged teenage murderer. The film will open with a dark montage setting the tone and establishing that teenagers have disappeared. It will then focus on Casey's efforts to find her friend and the kidnapper through a continuous sequence using suspenseful music to build tension.
Presentation1
Several teenagers have gone missing in the town. Casey, the best friend of one of the victims named Demi, is determined to find out what happened and helps the police investigate. They discover that a psychologically damaged teenage killer named Cycler is responsible for the disappearances. The film will open with a dark montage to set the ominous tone and establish the central themes of murder, manipulation, and disappearance. It will then focus on Casey's efforts to find her friend and track down the killer through a series of continuous shots showing her determination.
Media evaluation task 1
1) The document discusses conventions for advertising films using teasers, posters, and magazines. Research was done on examples like Prisoners and Inception to ensure conventions were properly used.
2) Key details that were researched for different genre representations include characters, narratives, and settings commonly seen in psychological thrillers. Examples like investigators and criminals are described.
3) Thrillers are meant to create thrills for audiences over 15. Psychological thrillers in particular involve psychological elements and focus on characters descending into madness. Settings commonly involve dark, haunted places that enhance the psychological elements.
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Several teenagers have gone missing in the town. Casey, the best friend of one of the victims named Demi, is determined to find her and tracks down clues, contacting the police with her discoveries. She helps the police force track down the killer, Cycler, who is a psychologically damaged teenage murderer. The film will open with a dark montage setting the tone and establishing that teenagers have disappeared. It will then focus on Casey's efforts to find her friend and the kidnapper through a continuous sequence using suspenseful music to build tension.
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Several teenagers have gone missing in the town. Casey, the best friend of one of the victims named Demi, is determined to find out what happened and helps the police investigate. They discover that a psychologically damaged teenage killer named Cycler is responsible for the disappearances. The film will open with a dark montage to set the ominous tone and establish the central themes of murder, manipulation, and disappearance. It will then focus on Casey's efforts to find her friend and track down the killer through a series of continuous shots showing her determination.
Media evaluation task 1
1) The document discusses conventions for advertising films using teasers, posters, and magazines. Research was done on examples like Prisoners and Inception to ensure conventions were properly used.
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This document provides an overview of a film noir thriller that subverts typical gender roles. Marilyn Winters kills her husband after discovering his affair with their maid. Detective Rose Brown and her partner are tasked with solving the crime. Marilyn feels insecure but hides it with arrogance. Rose has experienced success as a detective despite challenges with amnesia. Her partner uses the job to avenge his father's murder. The film aims to modernize the genre for 18-24 year old audiences with equal gender roles and modern technology.
Film noir pitch
The film is a crime thriller set in the 1950s film noir genre. It follows Detective Rose Brown and her partner as they investigate the murder of a wealthy man by his wife Marilyn. The film subverts traditional male roles by having women play parts usually reserved for men. It will appeal to 18-24 year olds with its explicit violence and language. The goal is to modernize the film noir genre to attract new audiences while retaining the atmospheric style of the 1950s films through use of shadows, silhouettes, and black and white tones.
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This document provides an analysis of the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock film "Psycho". It summarizes that the film tells the story of Marion Crane who steals money and is murdered halfway through the film. The second half follows Norman Bates trying to cover up the killings committed by his mother. It notes that Hitchcock uses suspense, red herrings, and cliffhangers as common thriller techniques in the film. It also discusses the famous shower scene murder of Janet Leigh's character Marion Crane as being shocking for its time due to its editing and soundtrack.
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Real and Fictional Crime Show
Crime shows are a popular for capturing the attention of an audience whether the crime show is fictional or if it is based on a real life scenario. One of the most popular crimes show on television is CSI while another is 48 Hours. In both of these shows science is employed through forensic investigations to discover who is guilty of committing the crime and develop evidence that will be used in a court of law to prove their guilt. In the fictional television show, CSI, a team of crime scene investigators work with police to solve crimes while in the show 48 hours the steps taken by police in a real crime investigation is laid out as well as how the crime was solved.
48 Hours Episode
In the most recent episode of 48 hours police investigate the unsolved murder of a father after his son asks police to reopen the case and find his killer. Police had always suspected victim Russell Douglas was killed by his wife former beauty queen Peggy Sue Thomas. When police reopen the investigation they discover a link between Thomas and a previous boyfriend, James Huden. Through witnesses testimony and linking a gun owned by Huden to the murder he was arrested and convicted. Thomas refused to testify against Huden and Huden refused to implicate Thomas in the murder.
Once Huden was found guilty and sentenced to 80 years for the crime he no longer wanted to remain silent about the crime. Even though there was no evidence linking Huden and Thomas together before the crime there were phone cords showing the tow spoke right after the crime was committed. Huden swore in a court of law that Thomas was with him when thee murder was committed. But evidence later surfaced showing the beauty queen could not have been in another state at the time of the murder. Since the convicted felon was discredited and there was no evidence of her guilty, Thomas agreed to a plea deal where she received four years in jail for being involved in the murder after the fact.
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In the second television show, CSI, a fictional case was presented in Episode 17 the Long Road Home. In this episode, Gene Simmons from Kiss guest stars and is originally considered a suspect in the murder of a groupie who is found deceased in a limousine rented by the band. Simmons claims he is not the murderer and explains the victim was with another member of the band. Through the forensic investigation of the crime scene the evidence leads police to the lead singer of a rock band who claims he was not the killer (CBS, 2014). The evidence located by crime scene investigators was a melted guitar pick belonging to Simmons and his autograph.
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The pitch presentation proposes a crime thriller opening sequence that shows a murderer receiving flashbacks to killing someone in a dark alley. Throughout the film, the murderer will be on the run from the police, who have evidence against him, until ultimately being caught when the detective finds his fingerprints. The opening sequence aims to convey the character of the murderer and the events of the killing within 2 minutes, setting the scene in a dark and busy residential backstreet, while also giving the feeling that the murderer believes he is being followed. Research showed crime thrillers appeal most to men between 15-34 years old.
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- 2. THE PRODUCTION COMPANY Digital Graphics Productions presents A Rolfe Film
- 4. KEY CHARACTERS -Nick Butcher is the suspect in this crime drama.(Luke Johnson) -Catherine Warren is one of the forensic scientist studying the death.(Tasmin Fuhrmann) -Leanne Moore is the victim of the murder.(Briony Rolfe) -Katie Hanson is also one of forensic scientists working on the homicide case.(Brianna Broderick)
- 5. plot Leanne Moore has been murdered and the CSI is investigating the homicide case to discover who killed her, the suspect carries on with his daily life picking out who he’s next victim is, they only have 24 hours to stop him before he kills someone else.
- 6. outline Short snappy shot will show the characters in their environment and will include the production company, key characters, the production team and the title. The opening sequence will shows the murder of Leanne Moore and the suspect carry on with its daily life.
- 7. Influenced by... CSI Criminal minds Law and order http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-ih9qmHnu0
- 8. feedback What could we do to improve? Do you think that our idea fits with our genre of crime drama?