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The document discusses conventions used in opening title sequences (OTS) of films. It provides examples from the horror film Evil Dead. Key conventions discussed include: - Crediting actors and production/distribution companies - Including the film title - Establishing the genre and tone through visuals (e.g. blood and gore for a horror film) - Introducing settings or characters The OTS of Evil Dead uses many of these conventions, like a bold dark title, credits against a bloody background, and graphic bloody images, to set the tone for a horror film.
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The opening title sequence of Dexter establishes conventions typical of the crime thriller genre, such as introducing the protagonist and prominently featuring the theme of blood to indicate violence. It effectively creates narrative tension and mystery by not clearly showing Dexter's motives or purpose through the use of everyday household objects represented in ambiguous ways. While it lacks establishing the setting, the sequence focuses on drawing the audience in and generating questions about the protagonist's character.
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The opening title sequence of Dexter establishes conventions typical of the crime thriller genre, such as introducing the protagonist and prominently featuring the theme of blood to indicate violence. It effectively creates narrative tension and mystery by not clearly showing Dexter's motives or purpose through the use of everyday household objects represented in ambiguous ways. While it lacks establishing the setting, the sequence focuses on drawing the audience in and generating questions about the protagonist's character.
Ots assignment 10
The document analyzes the opening title sequences (OTS) of three horror films - Evil Dead, Zombieland, and The Last of Us. For each film, a student was assigned to analyze key aspects of that film's OTS, including whether it was linear or symbolic, how it established themes and settings, and how credits were presented. Key observations about OTS across horror films in general were also noted, such as their frequent use of non-linear or symbolic structures and music.
Analysis of horror films
The document analyzes the opening credits of several horror films. It finds that many openings leave the audience with more questions than answers and hint at the genre and content of the film through imagery and color palette. For example, Evil Dead hints at brutal content through ritualistic imagery and a red color scheme, while Cape Fear foreshadows events through darkened waters and a shadowy figure against a red backdrop. The openings are designed to intrigue audiences and foreshadow key elements that will appear in the film.
Assignment 10
The document analyzes and summarizes 15 different opening title sequences from horror films. It observes that most OTS are symbolic and use techniques like asynchronous sound, narrative enigmas through headings, and mise-en-scene to represent characters. Specific films highlighted include The Walking Dead, which uses a dark color palette and abandoned locations to set an ominous tone without characters, and Evil Dead, which has a nonlinear sequence showing blood spreading to foreshadow violence in a gory yet unconventional way using opera music. The document discusses how opening sequences prepare audiences for films through setting atmosphere, mood, and leaving questions unanswered to generate interest.
Ots assignment 10
The document summarizes observations from analyzing opening title sequences (OTS) from 15 horror films shown in class. It notes that horror film OTS' often use non-linear or symbolic elements, music plays a key role, and characters or the storyline's basis may be revealed. CGI is common in symbolic OTS' and they establish genre, storyline, setting, and reinforce or contradict themes. Students were assigned to analyze the OTS of specific films, including Evil Dead. Felix Bartlett's analysis found the Evil Dead OTS was symbolic, establishing themes of violence through blood and weapons, without revealing characters. It prepares viewers for the film's genre and themes but does not challenge conventions.
Western genre analysis
The document analyzes the codes and conventions used in Western film trailers. It examines trailers for the films Tombstone and A Fistful of Dollars, identifying the symbolic, written, audio, technical, and narrative codes and conventions employed. These include costumes, props, settings, characters, storylines, and the use of music, dialogue, camerawork, lighting and editing to construct the trailers in a way familiar to audiences of Western films.
Horror Movie Analysis Of Editing
The document analyzes editing techniques in horror movie trailers. It notes that trailers typically use long, smooth shots at the beginning to introduce characters and plot. The middle uses faster, more dramatic shots and implied violence. The end slows down again with longer clips to build tension for the final scare. Transitions become more abrupt in the middle section. Production logos are bold and text is always brief. The film title gives clues to the plot, antagonists, protagonists and genre through its design and definition.
Film Posters
This document analyzes and summarizes key elements of three horror movie posters: Carrie, Hostel, and The Devil's Rejects. For each poster, it examines the color scheme, layout/composition, main image, and font/text used. The color schemes emphasize blood and darkness to convey horror. Images and layouts follow rules of thirds and focus on central important elements. Fonts are simple but stand out against dark backgrounds to effectively promote the films.
Evaluation of film titles
The document discusses several film title designs and analyzes the images and words used to understand audience expectations. For the film "Chainsaw", the distorted lettering and emphasis on "CHAINSAW" implies violence, while the brown color suggests a rural Texas setting. The words "Texas", "Chain Saw", "Massacre", and "The Beginning" clearly communicate this will be a brutal horror film. Similarly, the medical organs image and use of all capital letters for "NIGHTMARE" indicate the films will involve gore and horror. The dripping blood typography and highlighted words "SOUL" and "TAKE" of the third title continue the theme of expecting murder and horror from the film. In all cases,
Title font analysis
The document discusses font choices in posters for psychological thriller films. It notes that these posters often use red, white, black or grey fonts to match the eerie, mysterious imagery. Font color is also chosen for its contrast against dark backgrounds in these posters. Additionally, some thriller posters design their fonts to reflect themes in the film's title, name or plot through styles evoking elements like dripping blood or blurred strangers.
Title and typography
Three movie posters are analyzed for their use of title and typography to convey themes. The first poster titled "The Vanishing" uses a bright yellow color and font style resembling shop signs to represent the importance of light and a disappearing location. The second titled "Playback" uses red and white colors and a font with blood stains to signify deaths and murders related to watching something. The third titled "Jennifer's Body" uses red to represent blood and murder as well as sexuality, with a high school font style linking to its teenage setting. Different effects, colors and fonts are discussed as effective ways to convey narrative aspects through titles. The author's film title "The House of the Watched" was chosen to represent
Assignment 2 ots conventions-2
The document discusses conventions used in opening title sequences. It describes conventions such as displaying the film title, crediting the film company and actors, using sound to set mood and genre, creating mystery through enigma, and establishing characters. It then provides examples of how these conventions are used in the opening title sequence for the TV show "Penny Dreadful," including the use of text style, special effects, music, and representing characters with animals.
Genre specific trailers
Horror film trailers often use similar stylistic elements to create a sense of fear in viewers. Common techniques include using fonts styled as scratched or bloody writing to convey pain and fear, iconic symbols from popular franchises to advertise new installments, cold color palettes like blue-green to make viewers feel scared, and a calm beginning to build suspense before abruptly switching to frightening footage or music. Certain objects, themes of isolated locations and inconsistent lighting, and conventions like portrayals of gender and age are also frequently featured.
Title analayis
This document analyzes title sequences from the horror films "Halloween" and "Dawn of the Dead" to understand effective horror title design. Key lessons learned include: setting credits in a precise billing order, linking title theme/colors to the film, making the film title stand out, including the distribution company logo upfront, and maintaining a consistent theme/strategy throughout. Analyzing these title sequences provided insights into crafting a suspenseful title design with a big impact that sets the tone for the film.
Post card
This document provides an analysis of the key features commonly found on film festival flyers or postcards, known as postcard ads. It discusses elements like the name of the film festival, sponsors, date and time, actor credentials, and small reviews being included. It then analyzes the film poster for the movie Boyhood, noting elements like the childlike title font, nature-inspired color palette representing the boy's childhood, actor names formatted consistently, and inclusion of a critic's positive review. No release date or tagline is on this particular poster.
Titles in trailers
1) The document analyzes the use of titles in trailers for the films Black Swan, Donnie Darko, and The Machinist.
2) It finds that the titles for Black Swan and The Machinist use white text on a black background, which is typical for psychological thrillers, while Donnie Darko uses blue text.
3) The analysis also discusses how the titles establish directors, actors, and other details and sometimes use quotes or taglines to intrigue audiences about the films' plots and themes.
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Presentation 14
- 1. OTS Conventions By Harry Ellis
- 2. Conventions of OTS' • Follows the beginning credits • Contains the films title • Credits the actors, mentioning names • Gives credit to production, distribution and post production companies • The establish the genre, e.g. may set a dark, tense tone for a horror. • They can also establish settings • Introduce characters
- 3. An example OTS Evil Dead (OTS contains this title. Font is quite bold and dark. It is red (like blood). This is common in horror OTS'
- 4. Conventions in this OTS and why they are there. Convention Reason why Credits of actors/ filming companies To show who was in the film,and to show who made it. Film title Shows the films name Visuals of an area/thing To set a scene, tone or genre. Lots of blood To show it’s a gory horror film
- 5. Some examples of OTS conventions in this OTS The first credit in the OTS is the directors name. This is common. Blood here is foreshadowing what shall happen in the film.
- 6. More examples More credits against the dark bloody background. The credits are also red,which is commonly seen in horror movie OTS' as it relates to blood and gore, portraying the genre. Lots of images of blood and gore.
- 7. More conventions Actor's name Establishing the genre/tone with lots of blood and fire.
- 8. Comparing this OTS to 'Hackers • Hackers is more linear, as it has a chronological order. • It is more action based, as opposed to evil dead's gore • The title appears at the end of the OTS for hackers, but at the beginning for Evil Dead. • The font and color of the credits is different, which shows they are different genres. • In hackers ots, we have more idea of who the characters are, and where it is set, where as Evil Dead didn’t really give any of this away. VS
- 9. Are the conventions in my chosen OTS typical in other films in similar genres? • Yes. • Other OTS' in horror genres are quite imagery based, not showing much storyline, but foreshadowing what the film will be like,and will set a general tone for the film. An example of another horror films OTS (Haloween)