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This document provides information about the film "Left Out the Box" produced by Beast Productions. It summarizes the genre as paranormal and the target audience as young adults. The synopsis describes a young student who takes an old doll to university that harbors an evil presence, which begins terrorizing her and is blamed for killing her roommate. It includes character descriptions of the main character Heather and lists potential locations, clothing, and camera shots. The dream team section names desired director and actors to be involved in the production.
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Horror Narrative idea
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A horror film plot involves a teenage party where a girl is found murdered. The teens realize they are trapped in the house with a supernatural force preventing them from leaving until they discover who the killer is. Two boys compete to be the hero as strange events occur and possessed friends must be cured.
Plot idea's
This document contains ideas for six short horror films. The first idea involves a teenage party where a girl is found murdered with a threatening message written in blood. Suspicion falls on the main character. The second centers around a "ditzy" girl who is dared to explore her supposedly haunted school at night. The third involves two girls being tormented over a webcam by an unknown girl. The fourth deals with threatening texts sent from the phone of a bullied girl after her suicide. The fifth features a bullied girl who starts hearing voices and becomes dangerous after obsessively drawing a strange symbol. The sixth and final idea is about a bullied girl who stops taking her medication and seeks revenge on her tormentors.
Plot ideas
The document presents ideas for horror/thriller film plots involving teenage characters. Idea 1 involves a teenage party where a girl is found murdered with a threatening message. Suspicion falls on various party attendees. Idea 2 involves a "ditzy" high school girl who discovers her school is haunted at night. She accepts a dare to investigate. Idea 3 involves two girls being tormented over a webcam by an unknown girl. Idea 4 involves threatening texts being sent from the phone of a girl who committed suicide due to bullying. Idea 5 involves a bullied girl becoming obsessed with a strange symbol and seeking revenge against her bullies. Idea 6 similarly involves a bullied girl stopping her medication and seeking violent revenge against her main tormentors.
Stael's preproduction powerpoint
This document contains Staely's presentation about their movie idea titled "Beneath The Core". The movie idea is about a psychopathic woman who is a police officer by day and a serial killer by night, targeting male criminals. Her motivation stems from witnessing her father physically abuse her mother as a child. The opening scene would show a flashback to this trauma as a child, then cut to the present with the woman walking from a school covered in blood after killing her latest victim.
Plot Idea's for our Horror Trailer
This document outlines ideas for 4 horror film plots:
1) A teenage party where a girl is found murdered and the attendees try to figure out the killer.
2) A haunted school that a mischievous student girl dares to investigate at night.
3) Two friends chatting on webcam are hacked by an unknown girl who scares and tortures them.
4) The ghost of a bullied girl who committed suicide now scares and threatens her bullies.
Thriller planning ideas
The document outlines planning ideas for a thriller film including choosing a murder, crime, abduction, or stalking plot. The main characters will be a mysterious man and an innocent girl who has an anonymous connection to the man. The film will be shot in a small village where the document author lives that has typical thriller locations and fits the plot. One proposed storyline idea involves the man photographing and stalking the girl before she is found dead.
Thriller test shoot
The document describes the opening sequence of a thriller film. It will show an establishing shot of a location playing happy music on the radio. Then it will cut to shots of a man violently hitting a girl in a basement. It will then show the man leaving the basement, getting water in the kitchen, and opening a window to reveal a missing poster of the girl outside. The sequence will take place in the basement of Ewhurst house and feature actors Louisa Binder and Adam or Ezra with props of a cup, missing poster, tape, chains and a radio.
Plot Ideas
The document contains 5 ideas for horror/thriller films:
1. A teenage party turns deadly when a girl is found murdered with a threatening message. Suspicion falls on the main character as others try to figure out who the killer is.
2. A rumor spreads that a school is haunted at night, daring the mischievous main character to investigate. She hears strange noises and learns of the building's haunted history from the caretaker.
3. Two friends chatting online are hacked by an unknown girl who torments and scares them through audio only. Their call cannot be declined.
4. Text messages sent from a deceased girl's phone threaten those who bullied her, wanting them
Darkroom productions
A cult horror film opening sequence concept follows a young man who loses his father and reconnects with his father's friend group, which he discovers is actually a cult. He learns the truth about his father and becomes trapped in the cult himself. The cult wears classic ghost costumes and hand-drawn smiley face masks while worshipping the underworld. Influenced by Se7en and American Horror Story, the sequence will use a dark color palette, contrasting black and white, and feature the ghost figure prominently amid fast pacing and occasional slow motion. It will be filmed in woods and empty buildings using one main character.
Testing burtons theory
Burton's theory about elements that make up horror films is tested by analyzing 5 popular horror movies. The elements coded include protagonists, stock characters, stock situations, icons, and setting and themes. The movies analyzed are The Grudge, Nightmare on Elm Street, Scream, The Shining, and Blair Witch Project. Aspects of the plots for each movie are color coded according to which elements of Burton's theory they relate to.
Media plot ideas
A teenage girl is relentlessly bullied by the popular group at her school. She becomes obsessed with a supernatural legend and begins hearing voices. The bullying escalates and the voices tell her to kill the bullies. In the climax, the bullied girl lures the popular group out to a field, ties them to chairs, douses them in petrol, and sets them on fire while laughing maniacally.
Media plot ideas
A teenage girl is relentlessly bullied by her classmates. She becomes obsessed with an occult legend and begins hearing voices. The voices tell her to get revenge on her bullies. She starts by locking one bully in a bathroom and scaring her. At school, she hints that she will harm the bullies. In the climax, she lures the bullies to a field, ties them to chairs, douses them in gasoline, and sets them on fire while laughing maniacally.
Treatments Group4
1. A group of teenagers are detained overnight at their old boys school located in the country hills. Strange events occur as entrancing eyes are spotted that may be deadly.
2. A young girl believes she saw a dead body in a lake but her father thinks she is imagining things. She is committed to an asylum but escapes to search for the body.
3. A family moves into a new home where a little girl was killed years ago. The ghost of the girl tries to befriend the family's daughter.
MY HORROR FILM
1. A group of teenagers are detained overnight at their old boys school located in the country hills. Strange events occur as entrancing eyes are spotted that may be deadly.
2. A young girl believes she saw a dead body in a lake but her father thinks she is imagining things. She is committed to an asylum but escapes to search for the body.
3. A family moves into a new home where a little girl was killed years ago. The ghost of the girl tries to befriend the family's daughter but becomes angry when she is ignored.
Vince work
The document summarizes three classic horror films: The Blair Witch Project, Scream, and Paranormal Activity. It discusses the key elements of each film such as directors, protagonists and antagonists, themes, and application of horror conventions. It also analyzes each film using Burton and Todorov's theories, noting the equilibrium, disequilibrium, and resolution in the films' plots.
Orphange PItch
The document proposes a horror film set in a haunted orphanage where children mysteriously disappear. The film would follow a girl, Elsie, searching for her missing sister. Elsie discovers a secret room in the orphanage and uncovers files about missing children dating back to the 1970s. The evil housekeeper, Mildred, attacks the children and reveals the house demands sacrifices to remain standing. Elsie and her friends attempt to burn down the orphanage but it is later shown still intact on the news, with Mildred implying the house can never be destroyed. The film aims for a October release date and budget of $10 million.
Top ten horror movies 2
This document provides a summary of the top ten horror movies according to the author, including Phenomena, Audition, In the Mouth of Madness, Braindead/Dead Alive, Re-Animator, Peeping Tom, House/Hausu, Psycho II, Supiria, and From Beyond. Each film is briefly described in 1-3 sentences highlighting their plots which involve strange abilities, twisted characters, disappearing authors, reanimating the dead, stalking photographers, haunted houses, recurring killers, sinister schools, and interdimensional monsters. Overall, the films share scary aspects and intriguing storylines to captivate audiences.
Top ten horror movies 1
This document provides a summary of the top ten horror movies according to the author, including Phenomena, Audition, In the Mouth of Madness, Braindead/Dead Alive, Re-Animator, Peeping Tom, House/Hausu, Psycho II, Supiria, and From Beyond. Each film is briefly described in 1-3 sentences highlighting their plots which involve strange abilities, twisted characters, disappearing acts, reanimation, murder, haunted houses, and dimension-opening monsters. The document also notes that these top horror films share similarities in having scary aspects and good storylines that start normally and increase in fright throughout.
Treatments Group1
A group of 26 students break into their school at night. While it seems like fun and games to them, someone is watching what they are doing and has a reason for doing so. A threatening fight for survival begins, and it does not look good for the students.
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- 1. Beast Productions Left outside the box “ enter tag line here”
- 2. About our film • Genre • Target audience • Marketing • Usps • Tagline
- 3. Synopsis Synopsis: Left out the Box A young student when packing to move out and go to university comes across an old doll her grandma gave to her at a young age. When contemplating on whether to take the doll with her she decides against it. Little does she know an evil presence that has marked her and watched from a little child is keeping its energy inside the doll. When later that night the evil presence let’s itself be known. Heather (the student) decides against the idea of leaving it and is forced to taking the spirit with her. When arriving to university immediate paranormal action takes place with her dorm door coming off the hinges. Each night becomes worst and worst until her roommate is killed and police put the blame on Heather. However the Heather is not Heather no more and we see her murder a policeman in the final scenes.
- 4. Characters Heather Person is our main character in our film and plays a naïve 18 year old currently packing for university. She is 5”8 and has brunette hair. She lives with her mum, dad and younger sister. Heather plays the character “Heather” when she's older.
- 5. Mis en scene • Jess house • Thea house • Creepy house
- 6. Clothing codes • Heathers clothing • Doll • Little girls
- 7. Camera shots • Opening scene will begin with a mid-shot of the two sisters playing with tracking fade shots. Then a close- up on the doll (suspenseful music will help build up the emotion) • Slow fade into black and a mid-shot of Heather walking into her room a few cut shots from a side angle of her putting things into boxes •
- 8. Our dream team • Director – William Friedkin (director of exorcist) • Heather – Emma Watson • Rachel – Chloe Moretz • Head teacher of university – Bryan Cranston • Exorcist – Christoph Waltz