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The document proposes an opening scene for a psycho thriller film. It would target teenagers and young adults by depicting two friends relaxing in a field listening to music. Their calm atmosphere is disrupted when one friend is suddenly dragged away. The other friend does not immediately notice and by the time they do, the kidnapped friend is thrown into a van by a man in a black mask. The opening would include cross cuts between the van driving away and the remaining friend running after it screaming. The last shot would show the man laughing maniacally as he removes his mask, though his face would not be revealed before the screen cuts to black, leaving the audience with questions.
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This document discusses the target audience for a psychological thriller film. It analyzes that the primary target audience would be 18-24 year olds, as research shows this age group prefers this genre. Additionally, surveys found psychological thrillers appeal more to females, going against some traditional gender representations. The document also lists key traits of psychological thrillers like suspense, anxiety and tension. It describes how these traits will be incorporated into the film. Finally, it notes the film will have limited distribution as an independent release, primarily reaching those interested in psychological thrillers as the target audience.
Who would be the audience for you're media product ?
This document discusses the target audience for a psychological thriller film. It analyzes that the primary target audience would be 18-24 year olds, as research shows this age group prefers this genre. Additionally, surveys found psychological thrillers appeal more to females, going against some traditional gender representations. The document also lists key traits of psychological thrillers like suspense, anxiety and tension. It provides examples of how these traits will be used in the film. Finally, it notes the film will have a limited independent distribution primarily to those interested in psychological thrillers as the target audience.
Genre research
Psychological thrillers focus on the unstable mental states of characters. They involve elements of mystery, drama, action, and horror while emphasizing the psychological aspects and mental states of the characters. Settings can be everyday places like houses that emphasize realism and danger. Common characters include victims in trouble, police officers trying to help, people in troubled relationships, and psychotic individuals with dual personalities who are often the killers. Narratives typically involve someone unaware of their dual nature hurting others due to past trauma before realizing their identity and ending up dead or institutionalized.
Who would be the audience for you're media product ?
This document discusses the target audience for a psychological thriller film. It analyzes that the primary target audience would be 18-24 year olds, as research shows this age group prefers this genre. Additionally, surveys found psychological thrillers appeal more to females, going against some common stereotypes. The document also lists key traits of psychological thrillers like suspense, anxiety and tension. Examples are given of how these traits are used in the described film, such as the use of music and shots of a character checking their watch. Finally, it's noted that as an independent film, it will have limited distribution mainly to those interested in psychological thrillers as its target audience.
Who would be the audience for you're media product ?
This document discusses the target audience for a psychological thriller film. It analyzes survey data showing that psychological thrillers are most popular among 18-24 year olds, as this age group watches thrillers the most. The surveys also found that psychological thrillers tend to be more favorable towards females, going against some common stereotypes. The document then lists some common traits of psychological thrillers like suspense, excitement, and tension. It provides examples of how the film uses traits like suspense and anxiety through techniques like music and questions about the plot.
How did you attract/address your audience?
1. The document discusses the target audience for an independent British psychological thriller film - British adults aged 16-40 who enjoy dark, thrilling films with mysterious plots.
2. The thriller appeals to an educated audience who prefer narrative over action, as it is a slow, inquisitive psychological film rather than a fast-paced action movie.
3. Several shots in the film are analyzed that are intended to intrigue and raise questions for the educated audience, such as a man waiting outside a house with an earpiece before shooting someone, then killing himself.
He Who Sees All Presentation
This document discusses ideas for a horror/crime film involving a playground slasher who has killed four people. Two detectives, one cautious and one young, investigate the murders. The film is described as having frightening scenes, bad language, adult themes, and squeamish scenes. It would be shot in a park and show characters walking through bushes that shake. References are made to the films Scream, Seven, and Paranormal Activity 4. The target audience is described as 15-30 year old males interested in crime films who prefer intense, non-lighthearted stories with thick plotlines.
Question 1
The document discusses conventions used in the opening sequence of a psychological thriller film. It analyzes editing techniques like pace, lighting, sound, and music choices that build tension and suspense for the audience. Character development and an enigmatic plot are employed to engage viewers and leave them wanting more answers. While conforming to some genre standards, the sequence aims to challenge conventions by mixing atmospheric sounds and using daylight scenes to unsettle viewers.
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Psychological thrillers focus on the unstable mental states of characters. They involve elements of mystery, drama, action, and horror while emphasizing the psychological aspects and mental states of the characters. Settings can be everyday places like houses that emphasize realism and danger. Common characters include victims in trouble, police officers trying to help, people in troubled relationships, and psychotic individuals with dual personalities who are often the killers. Narratives typically involve someone unaware of their dual nature hurting others due to past trauma before realizing their identity and ending up dead or institutionalized.
Who would be the audience for you're media product ?
This document discusses the target audience for a psychological thriller film. It analyzes that the primary target audience would be 18-24 year olds, as research shows this age group prefers this genre. Additionally, surveys found psychological thrillers appeal more to females, going against some common stereotypes. The document also lists key traits of psychological thrillers like suspense, anxiety and tension. Examples are given of how these traits are used in the described film, such as the use of music and shots of a character checking their watch. Finally, it's noted that as an independent film, it will have limited distribution mainly to those interested in psychological thrillers as its target audience.
Who would be the audience for you're media product ?
This document discusses the target audience for a psychological thriller film. It analyzes survey data showing that psychological thrillers are most popular among 18-24 year olds, as this age group watches thrillers the most. The surveys also found that psychological thrillers tend to be more favorable towards females, going against some common stereotypes. The document then lists some common traits of psychological thrillers like suspense, excitement, and tension. It provides examples of how the film uses traits like suspense and anxiety through techniques like music and questions about the plot.
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3. Several shots in the film are analyzed that are intended to intrigue and raise questions for the educated audience, such as a man waiting outside a house with an earpiece before shooting someone, then killing himself.
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Question 1
The document discusses conventions used in the opening sequence of a psychological thriller film. It analyzes editing techniques like pace, lighting, sound, and music choices that build tension and suspense for the audience. Character development and an enigmatic plot are employed to engage viewers and leave them wanting more answers. While conforming to some genre standards, the sequence aims to challenge conventions by mixing atmospheric sounds and using daylight scenes to unsettle viewers.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is teenagers because the main character is a teenager and teenagers could understand her emotions throughout the film more than any other age group. Both genders would be the audience as there is nothing excluding either gender, though women may feel intimidated by the male abductor and female victim. People from middle class families, like the victim, may also want to watch it more since they can relate to it. The main age group is teenagers, while older people and children under 12 likely won't watch due to the thriller genre and 12A rating.
How does your media product represent particular social groups
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Media evaluation presentation
The document discusses how the opening sequence for a horror/thriller film uses conventions of the genre. It establishes the main protagonist finds her mother dead after hearing strange noises in the house. This reveals a twist, shocking the audience that the mother was strangled. The sequence represents teenagers and young adults partying and getting drunk, leaving the main character vulnerable to being killed while intoxicated. Gender is also discussed, with females seen as more vulnerable due to their nature compared to stronger, more aggressive males.
Ideas for psychological thriller
Idea 2 is the best opening sequence for a psychological thriller. It begins with an establishing shot of a house on a sunny day, then a tracking shot through the house to a family photo. The parents tell their son they are having a baby. The diegetic sound fades as a high-pitched static increases. Idea 2 creates mystery through unclear visuals and an unknown figure. Flashbacks generate tension and suspense. Idea 1 gives away the plot, while Idea 3 does not clearly illustrate the genre through lighting and shots used. Idea 2 best meets conventions through its cinematography, narrative tension, and ambiguity about characters and their motives.
Proposal document
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Retribution pitch
The film is a psychological thriller about bullying. It will show a teen being bullied by friends which leads to their disappearance. News reports say the teen committed suicide, but their body was never found. Strange events start plaguing the bullies, making them feel guilty and believe the victim is seeking revenge from beyond the grave by haunting them. The ending leaves it ambiguous whether the victim is alive and tormenting the bullies or if it is their ghost.
Media evaluation presentation
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Real pitch
Newline Cinema is pitching a new psychological thriller film to the studio. They believe Newline would be a good fit because it has successfully produced and distributed many top psychological thrillers in the past, including The Number 23, A Nightmare on Elm Street, The Conjuring, and Final Destination 5.
The film's plot involves a man struggling with schizophrenia as he tries to find out who murdered his daughter. As he investigates, he starts to lose his grip on reality. It's revealed at the end that he was the one who killed his daughter during a psychotic episode.
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Target audience for the thriller genre
This document discusses the target audiences for the thriller genre. It states that the broad target audience is viewers over 15 years old due to inappropriate content for younger viewers. The primary target audience is identified as young adult males aged 15-25 who are drawn to action, crime, and spy thrillers. Young adult females aged 18-25 also engage with subgenres like erotic, horror, and comedy thrillers. Different social classes may prefer distinct thriller subgenres based on interests and occupations, such as upper classes preferring political or psychological thrillers.
Media Studies- Findings
The document analyzes codes and conventions found in 10 crime thriller films. It found that crime thrillers aim to create suspense and tension. Common techniques included slow camera movements, close-ups, establishing shots, dark lighting and colors, and instrumental music that increases in pace and volume during intense scenes. Questionnaires with 20 males aged 18-30 revealed that tension and suspense, anti-hero leads, delusional villains, and murder are most appealing. The document concludes that the next step is to plan a psychological crime thriller focused on these elements to appeal to the target audience.
Pitch
The document provides details about a proposed psychological thriller film project. It summarizes the plot as involving a teenage boy whose mother was murdered by psychopaths who now believe he is being stalked and followed by the same group. It then outlines key elements of the project, including the genre, main characters, target audience, promotional campaign, unique selling point, and generic conventions that will be incorporated into the film.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is teenagers because the main character is a teenager and teenagers could understand her emotions throughout the film more than any other age group. Both genders would be the audience as there is nothing excluding either gender, though women may feel intimidated by the male abductor and female victim. The victim comes from a middle class family so middle class audiences may relate more. The main age group is teenagers, while older people tend not to like thrillers and children under 12 are not the target due to a 12A rating.
Traits Of The Genre
This document outlines some common codes and conventions of psychological thriller films. It discusses how psychological thrillers challenge characters mentally rather than physically and often involve plot twists. Death is also common, usually in twisted ways, and accompanied by blood. Main characters frequently struggle with discerning reality from fantasy or discovering their true identity. Low lighting is another recurring convention that adds mystery and tension. The document also briefly explains Rick Altman's theory of semantic, syntactic and pragmatic analysis of genre conventions.
Q5
The media product uses intense non-diegetic sounds, low-key lighting, violent scenes, and shocking images to attract audiences. An opening scene with intense music shows a murderer chasing a girl in an elevator, attracting viewers' curiosity. Later scenes include a dead body and blood, which could terrify some viewers but attract others. Throughout the film, suspense is built using techniques like non-diegetic heartbeats and slow movements to increase tension and attract viewers strongly.
Task 6 mood board
The document discusses the target audience for horror films. Horror films are typically aimed at older audiences aged 15 and up due to their mature and frightening themes that could traumatize or upset younger viewers. More gory horror films are aimed at audiences 18 and older. The music in horror movies plays an important role by creating suspense, tension and setting the atmosphere through eerie or quiet sounds.
What is the Thriller
Thrillers are characterized by suspense, action, and heroes thwarting more powerful villains through resourcefulness. While often involving murder or kidnapping, thrillers encompass many genres including legal, spy, action-adventure, medical, police, romantic, historical, political, religious, and high-tech stories. What unites them is the intense emotions they create, such as apprehension and exhilaration. Different thriller types feature varying themes depending on their genre, for example psychological thrillers focus more on mind games than action sequences.
Individual pitch
Two friends are listening to music in a field when one is suddenly dragged away by an unseen assailant and thrown into a van. The other friend gives chase but is too late. The opening ends with a shot inside the van of the man laughing maniacally before the screen cuts to black, leaving the audience with questions.
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Individual pitch
Two friends are listening to music in a field when one is suddenly dragged away by an unknown assailant and thrown into a van. The other friend chases after the van screaming. The scene then cuts inside the van where the man takes off his mask, preparing to reveal his face before the screen cuts to black, leaving the audience in suspense.
Target audience evaluation
The interviewee, Adele Chambers, enjoys horror films, especially those in the paranormal subgenre. She recommends including tense music and ordinary characters to create tension and relatability in a horror trailer. For the magazine, she suggests including behind-the-scenes photos and interviews, and pricing the magazine at no more than £3. The focus group also prefers the paranormal subgenre and ordinary settings. They expect tense music, hints of threats, and an intriguing plot in a trailer without giving too much away. For the magazine, they want information on upcoming films and behind-the-scenes details. The survey found paranormal and psychological subgenres most popular. Respondents expect to see dark colors, music, and hints
4. proposal
The proposed film is a horror short titled "The Stranger". It follows a group of teenage friends who are stalked by an unknown man. Two of the girls are killed by the stranger, while one is injured. In the end, the sole surviving friend Jason accidentally kills the stranger. The purpose of the film is to showcase that deaf people can act well in horror films to attract audiences. The target demographic is males and females aged 16-24 from normal social classes. Legal considerations include some swearing by teenage characters and restricting viewers to those 16-24 to avoid offense. The film will be different from other horror films by including deaf actors using sign language.
Idea 1 treatmement
The document outlines a proposed short film involving a teenage boy who begins receiving mysterious riddles left at his house. He decides to meet the person leaving the notes, "BL", but finds himself framed for a murder committed by the mysterious antagonist. The document discusses key characters, synopsis, target audience, filming style, and potential film festival and online markets for the short film.
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Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is teenagers because the main character is a teenager and teenagers could understand her emotions throughout the film more than any other age group. Both genders would be the audience as there is nothing excluding either gender, though women may feel intimidated by the male abductor and female victim. People from middle class families, like the victim, may also want to watch it more since they can relate to it. The main age group is teenagers, while older people and children under 12 likely won't watch due to the thriller genre and 12A rating.
How does your media product represent particular social groups
This document discusses how a thriller media product represents social groups through its representations of gender, criminals, and victims. It notes that having a man kidnapped subverts expectations and adds tension. The victim is represented as an ordinary man saying goodbye to his wife, showing it is a normal day. The fast-paced editing is said to represent males as energetic and fast. In contrast to expectations, the criminal wears casual clothes rather than all black to hide his identity.
Media evaluation presentation
The document discusses how the opening sequence for a horror/thriller film uses conventions of the genre. It establishes the main protagonist finds her mother dead after hearing strange noises in the house. This reveals a twist, shocking the audience that the mother was strangled. The sequence represents teenagers and young adults partying and getting drunk, leaving the main character vulnerable to being killed while intoxicated. Gender is also discussed, with females seen as more vulnerable due to their nature compared to stronger, more aggressive males.
Ideas for psychological thriller
Idea 2 is the best opening sequence for a psychological thriller. It begins with an establishing shot of a house on a sunny day, then a tracking shot through the house to a family photo. The parents tell their son they are having a baby. The diegetic sound fades as a high-pitched static increases. Idea 2 creates mystery through unclear visuals and an unknown figure. Flashbacks generate tension and suspense. Idea 1 gives away the plot, while Idea 3 does not clearly illustrate the genre through lighting and shots used. Idea 2 best meets conventions through its cinematography, narrative tension, and ambiguity about characters and their motives.
Proposal document
The proposal is for a thriller film called "Chase" with the tagline "your shadow is your enemy". The plot involves four students in London who receive a warning about a kidnapper but ignore it. While hanging out at night, one student goes to the store and disappears. They then realize the dark figure they saw was not just their imagination. The script excerpt shows the characters discussing their missing friend CJ while playing video games, unaware of the danger around them. The proposed release date is March 10, 2013 and the target audience is ages 15 and up.
Retribution pitch
The film is a psychological thriller about bullying. It will show a teen being bullied by friends which leads to their disappearance. News reports say the teen committed suicide, but their body was never found. Strange events start plaguing the bullies, making them feel guilty and believe the victim is seeking revenge from beyond the grave by haunting them. The ending leaves it ambiguous whether the victim is alive and tormenting the bullies or if it is their ghost.
Media evaluation presentation
The document discusses how the opening sequence for a horror/thriller film uses conventions of the genre. It establishes the main protagonist finds her mother dead after hearing strange noises in the house. This increases tension and surprises the audience with a twist. Music and editing are used to build tension and suspense. The sequence represents teenagers and young adults as the target audience by showing the main character vulnerable from drinking. Gender and culture are also represented by portraying females as more vulnerable victims.
Pitch - The Following
The document provides a synopsis and details for a psychological thriller film project. The synopsis describes a teenage boy whose mother was murdered by psychopaths who believe she caused an illegal act to go wrong. He becomes paranoid that he is being followed by the perpetrators. It's revealed that the people following him are actually the ones who killed his mother. The last line indicates he has been kidnapped. The document then discusses the genre, characters, target audience, promotional campaign, unique selling point, and generic conventions of the psychological thriller film.
Real pitch
Newline Cinema is pitching a new psychological thriller film to the studio. They believe Newline would be a good fit because it has successfully produced and distributed many top psychological thrillers in the past, including The Number 23, A Nightmare on Elm Street, The Conjuring, and Final Destination 5.
The film's plot involves a man struggling with schizophrenia as he tries to find out who murdered his daughter. As he investigates, he starts to lose his grip on reality. It's revealed at the end that he was the one who killed his daughter during a psychotic episode.
The pitch includes details on the target 18-32 year old audience and examples of promotional materials like film magazines and posters that
Target audience for the thriller genre
This document discusses the target audiences for the thriller genre. It states that the broad target audience is viewers over 15 years old due to inappropriate content for younger viewers. The primary target audience is identified as young adult males aged 15-25 who are drawn to action, crime, and spy thrillers. Young adult females aged 18-25 also engage with subgenres like erotic, horror, and comedy thrillers. Different social classes may prefer distinct thriller subgenres based on interests and occupations, such as upper classes preferring political or psychological thrillers.
Media Studies- Findings
The document analyzes codes and conventions found in 10 crime thriller films. It found that crime thrillers aim to create suspense and tension. Common techniques included slow camera movements, close-ups, establishing shots, dark lighting and colors, and instrumental music that increases in pace and volume during intense scenes. Questionnaires with 20 males aged 18-30 revealed that tension and suspense, anti-hero leads, delusional villains, and murder are most appealing. The document concludes that the next step is to plan a psychological crime thriller focused on these elements to appeal to the target audience.
Pitch
The document provides details about a proposed psychological thriller film project. It summarizes the plot as involving a teenage boy whose mother was murdered by psychopaths who now believe he is being stalked and followed by the same group. It then outlines key elements of the project, including the genre, main characters, target audience, promotional campaign, unique selling point, and generic conventions that will be incorporated into the film.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is teenagers because the main character is a teenager and teenagers could understand her emotions throughout the film more than any other age group. Both genders would be the audience as there is nothing excluding either gender, though women may feel intimidated by the male abductor and female victim. The victim comes from a middle class family so middle class audiences may relate more. The main age group is teenagers, while older people tend not to like thrillers and children under 12 are not the target due to a 12A rating.
Traits Of The Genre
This document outlines some common codes and conventions of psychological thriller films. It discusses how psychological thrillers challenge characters mentally rather than physically and often involve plot twists. Death is also common, usually in twisted ways, and accompanied by blood. Main characters frequently struggle with discerning reality from fantasy or discovering their true identity. Low lighting is another recurring convention that adds mystery and tension. The document also briefly explains Rick Altman's theory of semantic, syntactic and pragmatic analysis of genre conventions.
Q5
The media product uses intense non-diegetic sounds, low-key lighting, violent scenes, and shocking images to attract audiences. An opening scene with intense music shows a murderer chasing a girl in an elevator, attracting viewers' curiosity. Later scenes include a dead body and blood, which could terrify some viewers but attract others. Throughout the film, suspense is built using techniques like non-diegetic heartbeats and slow movements to increase tension and attract viewers strongly.
Task 6 mood board
The document discusses the target audience for horror films. Horror films are typically aimed at older audiences aged 15 and up due to their mature and frightening themes that could traumatize or upset younger viewers. More gory horror films are aimed at audiences 18 and older. The music in horror movies plays an important role by creating suspense, tension and setting the atmosphere through eerie or quiet sounds.
What is the Thriller
Thrillers are characterized by suspense, action, and heroes thwarting more powerful villains through resourcefulness. While often involving murder or kidnapping, thrillers encompass many genres including legal, spy, action-adventure, medical, police, romantic, historical, political, religious, and high-tech stories. What unites them is the intense emotions they create, such as apprehension and exhilaration. Different thriller types feature varying themes depending on their genre, for example psychological thrillers focus more on mind games than action sequences.
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Individual pitch
Two friends are listening to music in a field when one is suddenly dragged away by an unseen assailant and thrown into a van. The other friend gives chase but is too late. The opening ends with a shot inside the van of the man laughing maniacally before the screen cuts to black, leaving the audience with questions.
Two women stand in a field, discussing how "she's" escaped from an asylum. Flashes show the escape, with the women pursuing but not urgently. The protagonist Lea lies in the forest, alive after supposedly dying. The opening leaves the audience intrigued about Lea's backstory and pursuit.
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Individual pitch
Two friends are listening to music in a field when one is suddenly dragged away by an unknown assailant and thrown into a van. The other friend chases after the van screaming. The scene then cuts inside the van where the man takes off his mask, preparing to reveal his face before the screen cuts to black, leaving the audience in suspense.
Target audience evaluation
The interviewee, Adele Chambers, enjoys horror films, especially those in the paranormal subgenre. She recommends including tense music and ordinary characters to create tension and relatability in a horror trailer. For the magazine, she suggests including behind-the-scenes photos and interviews, and pricing the magazine at no more than £3. The focus group also prefers the paranormal subgenre and ordinary settings. They expect tense music, hints of threats, and an intriguing plot in a trailer without giving too much away. For the magazine, they want information on upcoming films and behind-the-scenes details. The survey found paranormal and psychological subgenres most popular. Respondents expect to see dark colors, music, and hints
4. proposal
The proposed film is a horror short titled "The Stranger". It follows a group of teenage friends who are stalked by an unknown man. Two of the girls are killed by the stranger, while one is injured. In the end, the sole surviving friend Jason accidentally kills the stranger. The purpose of the film is to showcase that deaf people can act well in horror films to attract audiences. The target demographic is males and females aged 16-24 from normal social classes. Legal considerations include some swearing by teenage characters and restricting viewers to those 16-24 to avoid offense. The film will be different from other horror films by including deaf actors using sign language.
Idea 1 treatmement
The document outlines a proposed short film involving a teenage boy who begins receiving mysterious riddles left at his house. He decides to meet the person leaving the notes, "BL", but finds himself framed for a murder committed by the mysterious antagonist. The document discusses key characters, synopsis, target audience, filming style, and potential film festival and online markets for the short film.
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Titles: Jay
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Evaluation: Jay
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Week 1 (March 28-April 1):
- Mon 3/28: Meet with actors to go over script and schedule filming dates
- Tues 3/29: Test camera equipment, practice filming techniques
- Wed 3/30: Film intro scene at park in afternoon
- Thurs 3/31: Film scenes 2-4 in alley in evening
Week 2 (April 4-8):
- Mon 4/4: Film scenes 5-7 near bins in evening
- Tues 4/5: Film scenes 8-10 in field at dusk
- Wed 4/6: Film scenes 11-13 in alley at night
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Week 1: Pre-production - Storyboarding, scheduling, casting
Week 2: Principal photography
Week 3: Post-production - Editing, colour grading, sound design
Week 4: Finishing touches, evaluation
Budget:
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Props/costumes - £50
Catering - £20
Contingency - £30
Total - £100
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Transport: Dad
Budget and finance: Jay
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Distribution: Jay
Marketing: Lucy
Exhibition: Jay
Archiving: Jay
Evaluation
Strengths:
- Managed to film the entire film within the time
Gothika analysis 2
The trailer begins with Penelope Cruz's character telling Halle Berry's character that she isn't trusted. Berry then looks professional and healthy, while Cruz looks disheveled in a hospital gown. As Cruz speaks of her mental state, the setting looks like a prison, reflecting that she feels trapped. Later, Berry has messy hair and looks vulnerable. Her colleague says she killed her husband, and she's shocked. Footage shows a ghostly girl who may be connected to the husband's murder. Berry looks haunted and imprisoned as her sanity deteriorates. The trailer leaves viewers with questions about Berry's mental state and what the ghost girl's role is, making them want to watch the film for answers.
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This document provides an analysis of conventions used in the teaser trailer for the horror film Unfriended. It notes that the trailer initially establishes a positive atmosphere by showing friends laughing and having fun set to cheerful music. However, the tone shifts as text messages appear on screen alluding to online mistakes that cannot be erased. Close-ups of a distressed girl at a party heighten tension as laughter is heard off-screen, leaving her situation ambiguous. Throughout, the analysis identifies how conventions like lighting, music, editing and framing are employed to build an unsettling mood and mystery around the girl's circumstances.
Unfriended
The document describes the codes and conventions commonly found in horror films. It provides a table listing various elements such as weapons, settings, camera techniques, sounds, and other common aspects. It then analyzes the teaser trailer for the film Unfriended, noting how it initially establishes a sense of realism and positivity among the characters before introducing mysterious elements and a threatening atmosphere through the use of lighting, music, editing techniques, and framing that conform to typical horror conventions.
Pro forma audio
Here are some sound effect ideas you could use to enhance the script:
- Crunching leaves - record yourself crunching dried leaves outside
- Wind blowing - overlap recordings of blowing into a microphone, rustling cloth/paper
- Whispers - record very low whispers to add suspense during conversations
- Knife sounds - look up free sound effect libraries online for realistic knife pull/slice sounds
- Distant owl/wolf howls - add to the eerie forest atmosphere
- Dripping blood - create using a syringe full of water squeezed over a surface
- Bones/limbs breaking - again, search online libraries for authentic medical sounds
- Heavy breathing - record yourself
Q5 how did you attract
The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing a young adult audience for a film project. It suggests using relatable elements like messy bedrooms and hungover characters. It also recommends using mystery, blurred scenes, and fantasy situations that teenagers could imagine themselves in, like drunken parties. Familiar tropes from other young adult films and TV shows are discussed, such as different social groups and mysterious symbols that propel the story and pique audience curiosity. Music and sounds are highlighted as important for setting the right tone and hooking viewers.
Initial ideas
The document provides three music video ideas, three advertising ideas, and three movie trailer ideas for projects. It also includes explanations for why the author decided against creating advertisements and movie trailers. The music video ideas include one about a coming of age party, another about getting over a breakup, and a third about a love story between two people shown through flashbacks. The advertising ideas are for shoes/trainers, liquid lipstick, and hair straighteners. The movie trailer ideas proposed genres of teen drama, horror, and action. The author felt advertisements and trailers would limit creativity and not allow exploration of skills and techniques.
The pitch
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The document outlines four students' ideas for a thriller/mystery film trailer. Sonila proposes a story about a girl murdered by her father while others suspect her alcoholic mother. Shanice's idea involves friends covering up a murder at a tense dinner party. Keera's centers on a girl stalked about a secret from the summer. Valjeta's is set on a train where a man threatens girls with an unknown substance. The group then combines elements into a final story of girls confessing hatred for a boy before he is found dead and they are framed for the murder. They discuss target audience, locations, props, and assigning roles for filming.
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The document outlines four students' ideas for a thriller/mystery film trailer. Sonila proposes a story about a girl murdered by her father while others suspect her mother. Shanice's idea involves friends covering up a murder at a dinner party. Keera's centers on a girl stalked after something she did over the summer. Valjeta's is set on a train where a man threatens some girls. The group then combines elements into a final synopsis about girls confessing their dislike of a boy who is later found dead. They discuss target audience, props, locations, permissions and safety for filming their teaser trailer. Roles for each student are assigned, along with ideas for individual posters, a joint magazine, and
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- 2. Thriller sub genre The sub genre I picked is psycho this is because it creates a lot of questions for the audience and it is overall a thriller that you need to think about which makes it interesting. It is important to make the audience interested in the opening so they keep it keeps them wanting to watch more.
- 3. Target audience My intended target audience is teenagers and young adults. Ages from about 13-21. I have picked this age group because it is the age group I think I could relate to the most. Making the opening relatable will make it better because the audience will know what is going on. My opening will be relatable to teenagers because they usually go to parks with friends and listen to music, therefore the audience will know what it is like.
- 4. setting A calm atmosphere in a field with trees in the background until she gets dragged and then there is an aspect of danger and suspenseful music starts.
- 5. Description of what happens Two friends are chilling in a field and both have earphones in listening to music (calm vibes). While they are listening to music one of them gets dragged quickly by their feet. Then by the time the other friend realises, there is an eye line match of her getting picked up by a guy in a black mask and being thrown in the back of a van. There are a couple cross cuts between the van and the other friend running towards the van screaming. Then the last shot would be a shot inside the van of the man laughing hysterically and taking off his mask but, before we see his face the screen goes black.