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The document summarizes a psychological/paranormal concept blog. It will focus on the fear of the unknown, superstition, and evil forces. The protagonist, a 17-year-old girl, becomes possessed by the antagonist, another 17-year-old girl ghost. The target audience is teenagers ages 16 and up who enjoy being thrilled by this genre. The film draws inspiration from elements of possession in Insidious 3, gore in Unfriended, a mysterious haunted house from The Awakening, and a vulnerable victim protagonist from Scream.
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Michael and 4 friends decide to contact the supernatural using a Ouija board out of curiosity to liven up their normal lives. They make contact with Elizabeth, a child poltergeist who knows their inner fears and proceeds to make their lives a living hell. Paranoia and death befall the group as Elizabeth makes their worst nightmares a reality. The film draws inspiration from Poltergeist and Carrie in its use of a haunting entity that feeds on fear and its teenage protagonists. Scenes in the trailer show the friends discussing contacting the supernatural, their attempt using the Ouija board, and things starting to go wrong for each character as they become haunted.
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The document describes a psychological/paranormal genre concept blog about possession. The story involves a 17-year-old girl named Katy who moves into a new house where another 17-year-old girl had died. A supernatural force is trying to possess Katy's body and take over her soul and life. The target audience is teenagers aged 15-17 who enjoy thrillers. The concept draws inspiration from films like The Exorcist, Unfriended, The Awakening, Insidious 3, and Scream. The film is titled "Possession" and features Katy as the vulnerable protagonist and the ghost of the other girl as the antagonist seeking to possess her. Key locations and scenes are outlined.
Pitch
A teenager is kidnapped and held captive by a mysterious man. According to the logline, the teenager is not as innocent as he seems. The pitch describes the teenager being beaten, dragged, and bound to a chair in the room where he is being held. When his captor enters, the teenager looks at him in fear, though it is hinted that the teenager may not be completely innocent. The document notes the film will have a similar plot to Saw but will be less graphic to appeal to younger audiences.
Redrum proposal
1) The document proposes a short horror film called REDRUM about a teenager who discovers her old camera and begins seeing a hooded figure.
2) As strange occurrences escalate in her home, she performs a ritual called "redrum" and sees the word written in blood on her mirror with the figure behind her.
3) The next day, she fades away while talking to a friend, revealing that the figure murdered her. The film aims to attract a young adult audience through its suspenseful plot and themes they can relate to.
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The document outlines a proposed short zombie horror film for teenagers aged 12+. It will follow a curious teenage girl who enters an abandoned house and is attacked by zombies, eventually becoming one herself. The film will open and close with the same news report about a local missing student. It will challenge some zombie conventions by showing them able to think and move slowly. The climax involves the girl's mother calling her name and the girl responding normally, leaving the audience unsure what happened to her.
Directors pitch
The directors pitch a short film idea called "I Walk the Line" about a girl named Ruby waking up after a party confused and noticing her necklace is missing. She finds it being held by another partygoer sleeping on the floor. As Ruby leaves the house, she sees a body on the floor and blood on the railing. Upon approaching, Ruby realizes the body is herself. The directors provide details on locations, props, shots, costumes, and characters for the two main characters: Ruby, the confused partygoer; and her friend who filmed her at the party.
Individual ideas
1. Four ideas for psychological thriller openings are presented, focusing on themes of revenge and mental illness.
2. The first idea involves a girl with dissociative identity disorder digging in the woods and flashing back to a mysterious relationship while hints are given about her unstable mental state.
3. The second centers on a bullied girl who stalks and seeks revenge against her two main tormentors by killing one.
4. The third switches the gender roles, showing a woman enacting psychological revenge against a man who cheated on and drove her crazy.
5. The fourth depicts an unknown girl orchestrating the kidnapping and torture of a boy who publicly humiliated his ex-girlfriend, with flashbacks
Angela
This document provides a summary of the plot and key elements of the psychological horror film "Angela". The film follows three girls who move into a university house and begin experiencing supernatural occurrences from the ghost of Angela, a teenage girl who is jealous of the lives they are living. One girl is possessed by Angela and kills another, leaving the final girl to fight against her possessed friend with the help of a demonologist. The target audience is teenagers due to the teenage protagonists and antagonist.
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A teenager is kidnapped and held captive by a mysterious man. According to the logline, the teenager is not as innocent as he seems. The pitch describes the teenager being beaten, dragged, and bound to a chair in the room where he is being held. When his captor enters, the teenager looks at him in fear, though it is hinted that the teenager may not be completely innocent. The document notes the film will have a similar plot to Saw but will be less graphic to appeal to younger audiences.
Redrum proposal
1) The document proposes a short horror film called REDRUM about a teenager who discovers her old camera and begins seeing a hooded figure.
2) As strange occurrences escalate in her home, she performs a ritual called "redrum" and sees the word written in blood on her mirror with the figure behind her.
3) The next day, she fades away while talking to a friend, revealing that the figure murdered her. The film aims to attract a young adult audience through its suspenseful plot and themes they can relate to.
Pitch
The document outlines a proposed short zombie horror film for teenagers aged 12+. It will follow a curious teenage girl who enters an abandoned house and is attacked by zombies, eventually becoming one herself. The film will open and close with the same news report about a local missing student. It will challenge some zombie conventions by showing them able to think and move slowly. The climax involves the girl's mother calling her name and the girl responding normally, leaving the audience unsure what happened to her.
Directors pitch
The directors pitch a short film idea called "I Walk the Line" about a girl named Ruby waking up after a party confused and noticing her necklace is missing. She finds it being held by another partygoer sleeping on the floor. As Ruby leaves the house, she sees a body on the floor and blood on the railing. Upon approaching, Ruby realizes the body is herself. The directors provide details on locations, props, shots, costumes, and characters for the two main characters: Ruby, the confused partygoer; and her friend who filmed her at the party.
Individual ideas
1. Four ideas for psychological thriller openings are presented, focusing on themes of revenge and mental illness.
2. The first idea involves a girl with dissociative identity disorder digging in the woods and flashing back to a mysterious relationship while hints are given about her unstable mental state.
3. The second centers on a bullied girl who stalks and seeks revenge against her two main tormentors by killing one.
4. The third switches the gender roles, showing a woman enacting psychological revenge against a man who cheated on and drove her crazy.
5. The fourth depicts an unknown girl orchestrating the kidnapping and torture of a boy who publicly humiliated his ex-girlfriend, with flashbacks
Angela
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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.
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The document describes the representation of a character in the short film "Me & My Shadow". It lists words to describe the female teenage character as careful, cowardly, curious, nervous, instinctive, pusillanimous and vulnerable. It establishes the character as nervous and vulnerable through screenshots showing her turning away and running from something, having nightmares, and nervously opening a door out of curiosity but fear of what is behind it.
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2) A slasher film where teenagers are trapped at school after hours as an unseen killer picks them off one by one.
3) A thriller where the main character is being hunted by the government or another secret organization and is trying to evade capture. The true nature of the pursuers is not revealed until the end.
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1) The film will be a 2 minute opening sequence for a low-budget thriller set in contemporary London.
2) It will introduce the characters of Maya Sharma, a young girl playing alone in her backyard, and Elliot Roberts, a psychopath who notices Maya is unattended and kidnaps her.
3) The sequence will end with Maya's kidnapping, setting up the story of her brother Daniel's quest to find and rescue her from Elliot.
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1) The film will be a 2 minute opening sequence for a low-budget thriller set in contemporary London.
2) It will introduce the characters of Maya Sharma, a young girl playing alone in her backyard, and Elliot Roberts, a psychopath who notices Maya is unattended and kidnaps her.
3) The sequence will end with Maya's kidnapping, setting up the story of her brother Daniel's quest to find and rescue her from Elliot.
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The document describes a psychological/paranormal genre concept blog about possession. The story involves a 17-year-old girl named Katy who moves into a new house where another 17-year-old girl had died. A supernatural force is trying to possess Katy's body and take over her soul and life. The target audience is teenagers aged 15-17 who enjoy thrillers. The concept draws inspiration from films like The Exorcist, Unfriended, The Awakening, Insidious 3, and Scream. The film is titled "Possession" and features Katy as the vulnerable protagonist and the ghost of the other girl as the antagonist seeking to possess her. Key locations and scenes are outlined.
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The comic will follow a man as he escapes from captors at their modern facility. It will have a cartoony, humorous approach. The story begins with the man imprisoned and tortured, then escaping his binds. He roams the facility seeking an exit, encountering henchmen along the way. An air vent informant tells him of an escape, which he succeeds in by story's end after learning the truth about his captors. The comic draws inspiration from Area 51, depicting the futuristic facility as having brightly lit rooms of advanced technology and people in white lab coats.
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The comic will follow a man as he escapes from captors at their modern facility. It will have a cartoony, humorous approach. The story begins with the man imprisoned and tortured, then escaping his binds. He roams the facility seeking an exit, encountering henchmen along the way. An air vent informant tells him of an escape, which he succeeds in by story's end after learning the truth about his captors. The comic draws inspiration from Area 51, depicting the futuristic facility as having brightly lit rooms of advanced technology and people in white lab coats.
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The document provides ideas for horror movie plots, including:
1) A psychological horror film where a man thinks he is in a busy hospital but it slowly empties out as he becomes more anxious about his surroundings.
2) A slasher film where teenagers are trapped at school after hours as an unseen killer picks them off one by one.
3) A thriller where the main character is being hunted by the government or another secret organization and is trying to evade capture. The true nature of the pursuers is not revealed until the end.
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The document summarizes a psychological horror film called "Angela". The film follows three university girls who move into a new house, disturbing the spirit of Angela, a teenage girl who was killed in the house by her mother. Strange supernatural events begin to occur, and one of the girls becomes possessed by Angela's spirit, trying to kill her two friends. The third girl and a demonologist work to relieve their possessed friend of the spirit and restore equilibrium.
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1) The film will be a 2 minute opening sequence for a low-budget thriller set in contemporary London.
2) It will introduce the characters of Maya Sharma, a young girl playing alone in her backyard, and Elliot Roberts, a psychopath who notices Maya is unattended and kidnaps her.
3) The sequence will end with Maya's kidnapping, setting up the story of her brother Daniel's quest to find and rescue her from Elliot.
Short Story Unit Literary Terms
The document defines key literary terms used in short story analysis including: plot elements (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution), types of conflict (internal and external), character types (static, dynamic, round, flat, protagonist, antagonist), methods of characterization (direct and indirect), setting elements (place, time, weather), point of view perspectives (1st, 2nd, 3rd limited, 3rd omniscient), theme, and types of irony (situational, verbal, dramatic). It also discusses symbols, foreshadowing, suspense, and mood.
Pitch
1) The film will be a 2 minute opening sequence for a low-budget thriller set in contemporary London.
2) It will introduce the characters of Maya Sharma, a young girl playing alone in her backyard, and Elliot Roberts, a psychopath who notices Maya is unattended and kidnaps her.
3) The sequence will end with Maya's kidnapping, setting up the story of her brother Daniel's quest to find and rescue her from Elliot.
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The document outlines a movie pitch for a horror film trailer within the supernatural and "Horror of the Demonic" subgenres. It describes the target audience, inspirations taken from director William Brent Bell, the film title "Darkness Within" and its narrative focusing on a daughter bringing her mentally ill mother home from the hospital. Locations discussed include a house where a family murder occurred and converting a hallway to look like a mental hospital. Costumes will include modern winter wear and an old-fashioned nightgown for the antagonist.
Movie pitch 2
The document outlines a movie pitch for a horror film trailer within the supernatural and "Horror of the Demonic" subgenres. It describes the target audience, inspirations taken from director William Brent Bell, the film title "Darkness Within" and its narrative focusing on a daughter bringing her mentally ill mother home from the hospital. Locations discussed include a house where a family murder occurred and converting a hallway to look like a mental hospital. Costumes will include modern winter wear and an old-fashioned nightgown for the antagonist.
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The document proposes a supernatural horror film pitch about a family that moves into a new Irish home where a girl had killed her family decades prior. The film's target audience would be 18-25 year old students. The film idea is based on the Irish myth of the banshee, a female spirit omen whose screams signal death. The main character finds an ancient comb containing the banshee's spirit, unleashing it to kill the family since they share the same surname as the banshee's original family. The film would incorporate the banshee appearing suddenly to scream before killing victims.
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Thriller genre
The document discusses the thriller genre. It defines thrillers as focusing on suspense, anticipation, and surprise, keeping the audience guessing. Thrillers usually involve a protagonist trying to solve a crime or restore order after something disrupts their life, such as a family member being abducted. Examples given include Taken, Dream House, and Prisoners. Stereotypical thriller characters include families stopping at nothing to rescue abducted children, and protagonists out to punish antagonists. Common props include weapons used to create suspense. The author chose to focus on the action thriller genre because they are passionate about it and have viewed many examples, giving them an advantage to create an original opening sequence.
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The document discusses genres and identifies the author's preferred genre as supernatural thriller. It then outlines a narrative for a supernatural thriller film opening, which involves three friends witnessing one friend's possession and death by a demon in the woods. The narrative is divided into two parts, with the first part describing the initial incident and the second part covering the girls' investigation two months later to find evidence and avenge their friend's death. Key details are provided on the inspiration for the opening scene from other films. The target audience is also identified as males and females aged 15-25 of various social classes, made broader by the inclusion of supernatural and action sub-genres.
SUB-GENRES POWERPOINT
This document summarizes several subgenres of horror films, including supernatural, slasher, psychological, possession, and zombie films. It provides examples for each subgenre, such as The Conjuring for supernatural horror and Scream for slasher films. The document also discusses conventions for each subgenre, like the use of children as victims in supernatural films or the "final girl" character in slashers. Finally, it states that the author's chosen subgenre for a film project is psychological horror, as they find these films most interesting and able to grip audiences through fear and tricks.
Psychological horror presentation
The document analyzes the psychological horror film "You're Next" through several lenses:
- It examines the film's narrative structure, character types, themes, settings, and use of mise-en-scene, camera work, editing, and sound to create psychological horror.
- Key aspects that make it psychologically frightening include its plausible plot about masked killers invading a family home, use of real-world weapons and gore, and themes of family, death, and madness.
- The film effectively employs common conventions of the psychological horror genre to disturb audiences and bring a sense of real fear.
Psycological horror presentation
This document analyzes the psychological horror film "You're Next" through discussing its conventions and techniques. It summarizes the plot, examines character types and representations through mise-en-scene elements. It also analyzes themes, settings, and how the film creates fear through plausible events, human villains portrayed in a realistic way, and gory realistic deaths. The purpose is to bring psychological fear and disturb the audience.
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The document discusses common character types in horror genre films. The main protagonist is typically a brave male hero who shows little emotion. The villain is often portrayed as inhuman through masks or unrealistic reactions to injuries to prevent audience connection. Non-believers are overconfident males who are usually the first to die by doubting the threat. Hysterical females remain in danger and break down, facing death. The final girl theory refers to the last surviving female character who confronts the killer by embodying virtues like virginity, intelligence and attractiveness.
Question 1
The document analyzes how the filmmaker's thriller opening sequence uses and develops conventions of the thriller genre. It discusses elements like location, costumes, characters, lighting, sound, camera work, composition, narrative structure, titles, and editing. For each element, it provides examples from existing thriller films to illustrate how the techniques conform to thriller conventions, such as using darkness and isolation to set the tone, manipulating characters' appearances and behaviors to establish control and vulnerability, and employing fast cuts and close-ups to build tension and emotion.
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- 1. CONCEPT BLOG SUBGENRE My subgenre is Psychological/Paranormal. I want to play on the idea of the ‘fear of the unknown’, superstition and evil forces. It will have a disturbed human psyche which would focus around possession and dark forces. It is going to deal with ambiguous reality and will seem very supernatural.
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