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Prime suspect is a crime drama genre that uses conventions like setting, costumes, and mise-en-scene to represent characters and advance the plot. One convention it goes against is representing the female character Jane Tenison as powerful and in control, unlike typical male-dominated characters. Sound is used to set different atmospheres - ambient sounds accompany scenes in the prison to immerse viewers, while non-diegetic sounds like violins add suspense during interrogations. Facial expressions and shots like a close-up on a prisoner reading show inner thoughts and emotions that engage the audience.
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Prime suspect
Prime suspect is a crime drama genre that uses conventions like setting, costumes, and mise-en-scene to establish this. It goes against conventions by representing the female character of Jane Tenison as powerful and equal to male characters, as shown through her assertive dialogue. The drama uses ambient sounds, like keys and passing trains, and non-diegetic sounds like violins to build suspense, tension, and set the atmosphere for viewers. It also employs diegetic sounds like jail doors shutting to provide context of the setting. Close-ups are used to show characters' expressions and emotions regarding their situations.
Prime suspect
Prime suspect is a crime drama genre that uses conventions like setting, costumes, and mise-en-scene to represent characters and advance the plot. One convention it goes against is representing the female character Jane Tenison as powerful and equal to male characters, despite being a woman in charge. Sound is used to create atmosphere, like keys walking down a prison corridor or a violin during a tense interrogation. Shots like a close-up of a prisoner reading or an over-the-shoulder interview with parents establish settings, characters' emotions, and build suspense for the audience.
Prime suspect
Prime suspect is a crime drama genre that uses conventions like setting, costumes, and mise-en-scene to represent characters and advance the plot. One convention it goes against is representing the female character Jane Tenison as powerful and in control, unlike typical male-dominated characters. Sound is used to set different atmospheres - ambient sounds of keys and trains and non-diegetic violin help build suspense, while diegetic jail door sounds establish the setting. Facial expressions and shots like a close-up of a prisoner reading help reveal characters' emotions and the impact of their situations.
Prime suspect
Prime suspect is a crime drama genre that uses conventions like setting, costumes, and mise-en-scene to represent characters and advance the plot. One convention it goes against is representing the female character Jane Tenison as powerful and equal to male characters, despite being a woman in charge. Sound is used to create atmosphere, like keys walking down a prison corridor or a violin during a tense interrogation. Shots like a close-up of a prisoner reading or an over-the-shoulder interview with parents establish settings, characters' emotions, and build suspense for the audience.
Prime suspect
Prime suspect is a crime drama genre shown through its police setting and costumes. It uses conventions like a female superior character, Jane Tenison, but also breaks conventions by representing her as equally compassionate and in control as male characters. Ambient sounds are used to set atmosphere, like keys walking down a prison corridor or a train passing by to exaggerate a dramatic scene. Close-ups and over-the-shoulder shots reveal characters' expressions and emotions to further immerse the audience.
Opening sequence analysis 2
The opening sequence of the film Scream establishes an atmosphere of horror and tension. It begins with the movie title against a black background in jagged white text with added visual effects like flashing red and the sound of a heartbeat. The first scene shows a woman answering the phone at home while wearing casual clothes, speaking to an unknown caller with a deep voice. As the conversation continues, the atmosphere becomes more unsettling with strange noises and the revelation that the caller is watching her. Camera techniques like close-ups, zooms and pans track her increasing fear and sense of being threatened by someone outside her home.
Prime suspect
The document summarizes conventions broken in a crime drama television show. A female character, Jane Tennyson, is in a high position of authority as the head of police, breaking the convention of male leads typically holding power. Jane is depicted as intelligent and tough, unlike the usual portrayal. Additionally, a woman on the phone searching for her daughter takes a more proactive role than the man with her, subverting expectations of male dominance. Throughout, the show challenges typical portrayals of gender in the genre.
Analysing Opening Sequences - Insidious
The opening sequence of Insidious establishes an eerie atmosphere through its use of visual and auditory elements. Red text against a black background in the opening credits hints at the horror genre. Subjective camerawork moves through a child's bedroom and empty house, implying a ghostly point of view. Unsettling music plays throughout, getting louder during a shot of a mysterious woman at a door. Dark colors, low lighting, and a lack of characters in the empty house leave audiences uncomfortable and wanting answers about the woman's purpose in the film.
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Prime suspect is a crime drama genre that uses conventions like setting, costumes, and mise-en-scene to establish this. It goes against conventions by representing the female character of Jane Tenison as powerful and equal to male characters, as shown through her assertive dialogue. The drama uses ambient sounds, like keys and passing trains, and non-diegetic sounds like violins to build suspense, tension, and set the atmosphere for viewers. It also employs diegetic sounds like jail doors shutting to provide context of the setting. Close-ups are used to show characters' expressions and emotions regarding their situations.
Prime suspect
Prime suspect is a crime drama genre that uses conventions like setting, costumes, and mise-en-scene to represent characters and advance the plot. One convention it goes against is representing the female character Jane Tenison as powerful and equal to male characters, despite being a woman in charge. Sound is used to create atmosphere, like keys walking down a prison corridor or a violin during a tense interrogation. Shots like a close-up of a prisoner reading or an over-the-shoulder interview with parents establish settings, characters' emotions, and build suspense for the audience.
Prime suspect
Prime suspect is a crime drama genre that uses conventions like setting, costumes, and mise-en-scene to represent characters and advance the plot. One convention it goes against is representing the female character Jane Tenison as powerful and in control, unlike typical male-dominated characters. Sound is used to set different atmospheres - ambient sounds of keys and trains and non-diegetic violin help build suspense, while diegetic jail door sounds establish the setting. Facial expressions and shots like a close-up of a prisoner reading help reveal characters' emotions and the impact of their situations.
Prime suspect
Prime suspect is a crime drama genre that uses conventions like setting, costumes, and mise-en-scene to represent characters and advance the plot. One convention it goes against is representing the female character Jane Tenison as powerful and equal to male characters, despite being a woman in charge. Sound is used to create atmosphere, like keys walking down a prison corridor or a violin during a tense interrogation. Shots like a close-up of a prisoner reading or an over-the-shoulder interview with parents establish settings, characters' emotions, and build suspense for the audience.
Prime suspect
Prime suspect is a crime drama genre shown through its police setting and costumes. It uses conventions like a female superior character, Jane Tenison, but also breaks conventions by representing her as equally compassionate and in control as male characters. Ambient sounds are used to set atmosphere, like keys walking down a prison corridor or a train passing by to exaggerate a dramatic scene. Close-ups and over-the-shoulder shots reveal characters' expressions and emotions to further immerse the audience.
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Analysing Opening Sequences - Insidious
The opening sequence of Insidious establishes an eerie atmosphere through its use of visual and auditory elements. Red text against a black background in the opening credits hints at the horror genre. Subjective camerawork moves through a child's bedroom and empty house, implying a ghostly point of view. Unsettling music plays throughout, getting louder during a shot of a mysterious woman at a door. Dark colors, low lighting, and a lack of characters in the empty house leave audiences uncomfortable and wanting answers about the woman's purpose in the film.
The messengers opening scene
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2) Inside the house, a woman is shown protecting her son from an unseen threat, while strange noises are heard. She is then thrown against a wall by an invisible force.
3) The children try to escape but the sister is dragged away screaming while the brother hides in a cabinet. A hand suddenly grabs the boy, ending the scene on a frightening note as he screams.
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Film opening SALT 2010
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The trailer begins with a father and his two daughters, focusing on the main character who discovers a mysterious box at a yard sale. Strange events start happening after she acquires the box, such as attacking her father. It's revealed the box contains a demon, as the daughter begins to show signs of possession like bugs flying in her mouth. Her condition worsens, culminating in a shot of fingers emerging from her throat, revealing the threat that has taken over her body.
Film Pitch - media
A girl is walking home and finds that her house has been broken into. Someone is hiding in the house and chases her as she hides in a cupboard. Two months later, the girl's father is trying to find his missing daughter. He thinks his friend is helping him, but it's revealed that the friend was the one who took the girl. The villain will be dressed in dark clothes to portray evil, while filming takes place at night in a house.
horror film
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Short Film Treatment (The Set-Up)
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Shooting schedule
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The hostage
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1) The opening scene uses atmospheric shots of a creepy old manor house in black and white to set up a feeling of fear and suspense.
2) Inside the house, a woman is shown protecting her son from an unseen threat, while strange noises are heard. She is then thrown against a wall by an invisible force.
3) The children try to escape but the sister is dragged away screaming while the brother hides in a cabinet. A hand suddenly grabs the boy, ending the scene on a frightening note as he screams.
Pitch presentation
The document outlines a proposed opening scene for a short thriller film about a school shooting. It discusses ideas considered like a bank heist, and feedback from an audience that preferred the school shooting idea. The final proposed opening scene shows mundane conversations between students before cutting to a shooter preparing and then stalking through empty halls and classrooms while tension builds with the score. Gunshots are then heard followed by a weeping boy found in a locked room as police arrive.
Film opening SALT 2010
The opening sequence of the film SALT establishes the time and location as two years ago. It features credits for the two studio companies that produced and distributed the film over black fading screens. There are no credits for cast or director. The main character, a white woman in tattered underwear, is seen in a low-angle long shot looking afraid as she is interrogated by North Korean soldiers. Tension builds with sad music as the title "SALT" is revealed in a Soviet-style font over the still scene, suggesting something more dangerous about the seemingly fragile main character.
Storyboard sorority row
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Sixth sense
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Sixth sense
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Treatment cross media blank
Emily has been sensing an odd presence and seeing a mysterious dark figure at midnight. Messages begin appearing everywhere ordering her not to tell anyone. When Emily tells her friend Amy, Amy goes missing and is later found dead. It becomes clear the mysterious messenger is responsible for Amy's death as punishment for Emily speaking out. Emily must now face her fear and uncover why she is being stalked by the mysterious midnight messenger.
Sherlock holmes
In this scene from the film "Sherlock Holmes", Lord Blackwood, the evil antagonist, is shown using black magic on a female victim while the camera looks down on her from a high angle, emphasizing her powerlessness compared to the male characters. Sherlock Holmes enters the scene from a low angle, establishing him as more powerful than the victim. Throughout the film, costumes and camera angles are used to portray the male dominance and gender roles of the time period. The music also builds tension during a fight between Sherlock, Watson, and the guards before stopping when Sherlock ends the ritual. Editing techniques like action match cuts are employed during the fight and cut away shots are used of Sherlock and Watson running down stairs
The possession’ trailer
The trailer begins with a father and his two daughters, focusing on the main character who discovers a mysterious box at a yard sale. Strange events start happening after she acquires the box, such as attacking her father. It's revealed the box contains a demon, as the daughter begins to show signs of possession like bugs flying in her mouth. Her condition worsens, culminating in a shot of fingers emerging from her throat, revealing the threat that has taken over her body.
Film Pitch - media
A girl is walking home and finds that her house has been broken into. Someone is hiding in the house and chases her as she hides in a cupboard. Two months later, the girl's father is trying to find his missing daughter. He thinks his friend is helping him, but it's revealed that the friend was the one who took the girl. The villain will be dressed in dark clothes to portray evil, while filming takes place at night in a house.
horror film
The document summarizes scenes from a horror film involving a sinister doll. It describes diegetic dialogue describing fearful events in a house. Images then show the doll, which has wounds on its face, implying it is dangerous. Subsequent scenes show three uncomfortable characters, a white-dressed doll contrasting innocence with implied danger, and flashbacks revealing notes and scribbling linked to the doll and written with red crayons associated with children and danger. Shots of dark spaces heighten mystery and fear.
Storyboard
This document provides a shot-by-shot description and corresponding sound design for a film clip. It begins with a wide shot introducing the main actress Chloe arriving at a job interview via lift. Subsequent shots include an over-the-shoulder view of Chloe arriving at the interview room, a medium close-up of Chloe and the interviewer introducing themselves, and another medium close-up of Chloe answering questions. During her interview, Chloe talks loudly about irrelevant things and accidentally spits her drink on the interviewer before rushing to apologize. The interviewer then tells Chloe to leave. Sounds include footsteps, voices, chairs moving, drinking, and paper rustling.
Media Studies film storyboard (Ben Christian Clegg)
The storyboard outlines a short film opening with a film company logo and eerie voiceover. It then shows the main character sitting on a bed describing a party where something went wrong, indicated by his use of negative words. As he speaks, the camera cuts between shots of the party and close-ups of the actor's face and hands to convey emotion and fear. Flashing back and forth between dialogue and scenes of the actor running through dark woods in a panic, it becomes clear something bad happened at the party that now has dangerous consequences. After escaping in his car, the final shot shows the actor's worried face as he says "I'm safe now, but for how long?" before an abrupt cut to the film
Short film 'The Set-Up' Treatment
The directors aim to create a 5-minute horror film with psychological elements and surprise ending. The film will follow a man returning home and growing suspicious of noises in the house. Various horror conventions will build tension but ultimately lead to a surprise birthday party. While the directors collaborated on the plot, one director focused more on camerawork while the other emphasized clues foreshadowing the surprise ending. They plan to film over 5 days using a school camera and intend to direct, film and edit the short film themselves.
Short Film Treatment (The Set-Up)
The directors aim to create a 5-minute horror film with psychological elements and surprises. They will use horror conventions to build suspense but reveal at the end that the main character is being surprised with a party. They describe scenes where the main character returns home, hears strange noises, and has a disturbing phone call before discovering the surprise party. The directors will collaborate on the film and one will operate the camera, aiming to film over one week using the school's equipment and complete editing afterwards.
Written outline for our trailer
The document provides a written outline for a trailer of a horror film. It describes several scenes that will be included: 1) a girl is seen happily socializing with friends at her home, while an unknown person watches her through a window; 2) the person's office contains many photos taken of the girl; 3) while listening to music and texting a friend, the girl hears a voicemail and runs home in a panic. Upon entering her home, she is breathing heavily, suggesting an unseen threat. The trailer will conclude with quick shots implying the girl has been kidnapped and taken to the person's office, where she is tied to a chair.
Shooting schedule
The shooting schedule outlines 3 scenes to be filmed between November 17th and December 9th 2015 for the production "Killer Affairs". The first scene on November 17th will film Michael in an English classroom investigating a board. The second scene on December 2nd will interview Lily's parents in a drama studio. The final scene on December 9th will film a news report outside a school entrance.
The hostage
1) The opening scene of the film shows a crime scene in red, black and white colors to create a tense, creepy atmosphere and imply that something unpleasant is about to happen.
2) The scene begins with a close-up of a man screaming on the phone with a gun and zooms out to reveal the surrounding police forces and helicopters responding to the hostage situation.
3) Various camera shots and angles like close-ups, dolly shots, and jump cuts are used to convey emotions and move the intense hostage situation forward efficiently through editing.
Thriller Opening Ideas
The document provides several ideas for thriller openings that meet common conventions of the genre. Terence's idea involves a serial killer who was neglected by his father, the President, and seeks revenge. Gulaid's idea shows an ominous man being followed by an unseen figure in a park. Rahib's idea depicts flashes of a police interview followed by shots of a man meeting a woman and knives to set up a rape scene. Henna's idea starts with a gunshot and blood, then shows a woman running in heels pursued by an unseen man, changing her appearance before visiting a grave. The document also lists conventions thriller openings often use like minimal dialogue, hints of characters, tense music and lighting, and an unsettling tone.
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