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The film is a horror/thriller about a teenage girl who goes running in the woods and discovers symbols left by a satanic cult. She investigates and finds more symbols before two hooded figures appear. The production companies are Silver Dove Pictures, Monster Pictures, and Independent Narratives. Possible titles are "The Cult" or "The Ritual". The film will be shot in Priory Park woods and target a teenage audience.
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Hannah lives in a cursed house where previous residents have been possessed by a spirit after finding a music box. The plot follows conventional supernatural horror tropes. Hannah is possessed by the spirit and kills herself. Representations of gender in the piece are both progressive and regressive - the ghost challenges gender norms as a powerful female villain, but Hannah is portrayed as weak and vulnerable. Through filming and editing techniques like close-ups, darkened eyes, and foley sound effects, the piece aims to represent Hannah as a weak character who is easily possessed.
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A horror/thriller film trailer is outlined that tells the story from the killer's point of view. The main character, Madeleine Blackwell, chases her dog into an abandoned church where she becomes possessed by a mysterious shadow. She begins having blackouts and nightmares that may be more than just dreams. As her frenzied states start, she kills her family and friends with no memory of what happens. Her sister helps keep her secret but also meets her demise. The narrative explores whether Madeleine's violent acts are truly her own or being committed by the demon that possesses her.
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The document outlines plans for a horror/thriller film trailer from the killer's point of view. It proposes following a character named Madeleine Blackwell who is possessed after chasing her dog into an abandoned church. She begins having blackouts and nightmares where she kills her family and friends, with no memory of what happens. Her sister Amy tries to help keep her secret but is ultimately killed as well. The document discusses title ideas, characters, locations, costumes and props, and settles on the title "Nightmares" to portray the unconventional idea of seeing events through the killer's perspective.
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The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of supernatural horror films. It follows the conventional plot of a spirit possessing someone in a haunted house. While it uses everyday costumes and locations like homes, as is typical, it challenges conventions by using more blood than usual. The sound uses music to build tension but doesn't include typical creaking sounds. Editing and camerawork aim to build tension through shot length and shaky camera. Color grading creates a dark atmosphere. Overall the media product draws on supernatural horror conventions while putting its own spin through unique elements.
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The document discusses the conventions of supernatural horror media that the student's media product does and does not follow. It examines the plot, mise-en-scene, sound, editing/color/typography, camera work, and social representations in the student's opening compared to conventions. The student challenges some conventions, such as using more blood than typical and not including typical props. However, it also follows conventions like having a simple costume, low key lighting, and being set in the protagonist's home.
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Evaluation 1
The document discusses the film opening for the horror film "Scarlett" and how it uses and challenges conventions of the genre. It analyzed the slasher film "Chucky" to identify conventions like a haunted house, stormy weather, dark lighting, vulnerable children as victims, and scary doll characters. The opening for "Scarlett" aims to conform to these conventions by filming in a park at dusk, using unsettling music and sounds, and following the narrative structures of Todorov's and Propp's theories. It challenges some conventions by having strong female leads and not following stereotypes about the order of character deaths.
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- 1. WHAT? The genre of our film is horror/thriller. Is is about satanic cults who try to convert other people into becoming part of their cults by kidnapping them and brainwashing them. Act 1- Girl running and she think she sees something but she carries on anyway. Then she see something again and takes out her headphones. Then she hears something so she goes to investigate in the woods. Act 2- She stops because she sees satanic symbols and stuff so she looks around. Act 3- She picks up one of the rocks with the symbols and hears a noise behind her and when she turns around there is nothing there. when she turns back there are two people standing there with black hoods on. It cuts to a shot of the sky with a blurred effect or a eye opening effect and then a shot of a ipod on the floor playing the same song as before.
- 2. PRODUCTION COMPANY The names of our production company’s are silver dove pictures, monster pictures and Independent narratives.
- 3. TITLE We do not have an official title, however we do have suggestions; • The cult • The ritual We are going to develop our ideas further.
- 4. CHARACTERS Character 1-victim- teenage girl running through the woods. She is wearing trainers, running top and leggings. She is also holding a water bottle and has headphones in. Character 2 and 3- Villain- Guy wearing all black clothes and a mask covering his face but not his eyes. He is also wearing black gloves and has his hood up.
- 5. LOCATION Our location is the woods at priory park. We are using the woods as our location because it is stereotypical of the genre. Other examples of this is shown in the films The last house on the left and The cabin in woods.
- 6. TARGET AUDIENCE Mostly teenagers between the age of 15-20.
- 7. SOUND
- 8. Headphones Water bottle Running clothes IPod 2 Black hoodies 2 masks Candles Stones Satanic bible Rags/cloth Clapper board PROPS
- 9. CAMERA WORK In our film we are going to include conventions of the genre for example; POV shots Extreme close ups Black outs Tracking shots