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The document outlines props needed for a film production including a car, keys, phones, a knife, and bin bag. The car is where most of the filming will take place and an important plot twist occurs. Keys are used to establish an everyday situation of a normal day. Phones are also used to depict normalcy. A knife is included to fit the thriller/horror genre by implying violence, and a bin bag suggests the intention to decapitate the kidnapped girl featured in the film.
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This document discusses conventions used in thriller films and compares them to an opening sequence created by the author. Typical conventions include quick cuts, low lighting, shadows, and tense music. The opening of American Psycho uses zooms, over-the-shoulder shots, and classical music. The author's sequence features close-ups, a bird's eye view, and unsettling music. It takes place in a dimly-lit bathroom and uses mise-en-scene like blue lighting to create an unsettling mood. Editing includes matching action and cuts between shots. The sequence aims to raise awareness of issues like gender inequality, catfishing, stalking, poverty, alcoholism and their impacts on relationships.
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The document outlines a film pitch that tells the story of a man who agrees to do one last job for his uncle, though he wants to leave that life behind to focus on his family. He is betrayed by his uncle during the job. Six months later, it is revealed that his uncle has assumed his life, with his wife and child now living with the uncle. The document provides details on the plot, characters, genres conventions, targeted audiences, and approaches to cinematography, sound, and mise-en-scene for the film.
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The document summarizes a student's creative critical reflection project on making a horror film called "Revenge" that highlights the social issue of child abuse. The student conducted surveys to determine what genre of film would appeal to different age groups in their apartment building. They chose to make a horror film incorporating a social issue since it received fewer votes. The film is about a girl who was tortured by her mother and now haunts other mothers as a ghost. The student discusses how they challenged horror film conventions and promoted the film using branding, distribution strategies, and various software, hardware and online tools.
Final planning for our horror teaser trailer
The document outlines plans for a horror teaser trailer about a serial killer murdering a young girl in a phone booth. It discusses the narrative, locations, characters, costumes, and props. The locations chosen will create a mysterious and dark atmosphere. Morgan Fontinelle will play the innocent girl and Victor Omolaiye will play the homeless man. Their costumes, like torn clothing, will portray the stereotypical appearances of their characters. Props like fake blood, a phone booth, gloves, and accessories are discussed to advance the plot and genre conventions.
Final planning for our horror teaser trailer
The document outlines plans for a horror teaser trailer about a serial killer murdering a young girl in a phone booth. It discusses the narrative, locations, characters, costumes, and props. The locations chosen will create a mysterious and dark atmosphere. Morgan Fontinelle will play the innocent girl and Victor Omolaiye will play the homeless man. Their costumes, like torn clothing, will portray the stereotypical appearances of their characters. Props like fake blood, a phone booth, gloves, and accessories are discussed to advance the plot and genre conventions.
Evaluation question 1
Our media product develops and challenges conventions of real media products by:
Creating a simple rotating company ident at the beginning to introduce our production company like other trailers. Using text pop-ups throughout to break up footage and explain the plot, inspired by films like Home Alone and Shaun of the Dead. Introducing characters and setting them in modern realistic settings and costumes like Sean of the Dead to make the film relatable. Signaling events taking a turn for the worse with a masked killer at the door like in The Purge using tension-building techniques. Ending with the film title over footage of the killer walking toward the camera to leave a lasting impression, putting our own twist on the convention.
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Our film is a crime/thriller that focuses on a criminal. It uses conventions like suspense, danger and flashbacks to build up the story. The main characters are Steven, a mysterious and sinister man portrayed as having power over others, and Sara, a vulnerable teenage girl. The opening sequence is inspired by Se7en and uses repetitive shots and horror-like titles to set the genre.
How effective is the combination of your main
The document discusses the production of a trailer for a film. It analyzes how the trailer applies various film theories to engage the audience, such as creating equilibrium and disruption without resolution per Todorov, including standard character archetypes like the hero, princess and villain according to Propp. Ancillary materials like a poster and website were produced with a similar dark, mysterious theme to promote intrigue for the film. Mise-en-scene and camera shots were chosen to convey a suspenseful, thriller tone through techniques like chiaroscuro lighting and not showing a character's face.
How effective is the combination of your main
The document discusses the production of a trailer for a film. It analyzes how the trailer applies various film theories to engage the audience, such as creating equilibrium and disruption without resolution per Todorov, including standard character archetypes like the hero, princess and villain according to Propp. Ancillary materials like a poster and website were produced with a dark theme to match the mysterious, thriller tone of the trailer and promote the film. Shots were chosen and lighting, camera angles and page layouts were designed to further convey this unsettling atmosphere.
Question 1 media studies evaluation mark final
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of horror films. It creates the opening two minutes of a horror film set in modern-day Surrey. It uses stock narratives, characters, and settings common to the genre. These include an innocent family, a possessed child antagonist, and ordinary suburban settings. The narrative combines elements of mystery and a normal family. Video cameras are used to make it seem more realistic. Negative space is utilized but wasn't entirely effective at startling viewers so a "sting" was added to draw attention.
Final pres of parallel
This document outlines the production details for a student thriller film including:
- The genre is thriller/mystery-action
- Props needed include a gun, gloves, newspaper and fake blood
- Filming locations include a house set and busy street
- A preliminary soundtrack was created to set tone and pace
- A production schedule over three days was outlined
- Risk assessment and safe equipment use was discussed
- Software skills like editing and sound design were reviewed
- The target audience for the film is 15-30 year olds
Iconography in the promotional package
This document discusses iconography used in a promotional package for a neo-noir film. It summarizes that typical noir films feature dark, gloomy settings and costumes like trench coats and guns. The promotional materials for this film include a trailer that features these classic noir costumes and low lighting. A magazine cover features a gun, smoke, and the film's red/blue color scheme. The poster also uses low lighting on the main image and masks the actor's face in line with the film's complex plot. Common noir iconography like settings, costumes, lighting and colors were employed across the different materials to identify the film as neo-noir.
How does our product challenge conventions and how
The document discusses how a student film project challenged conventions of the horror genre. It used classic horror themes like costumes, props, and an abandoned setting with minimal lighting to create tension. The narrative follows three reckless teenage boys who receive a mysterious note and go to an abandoned house, where they are stalked by a killer clown. During production, the student filmmakers made changes to improve the story and scare the audience, like making the clown an active killer rather than a ghost. Overall, the document analyzes how the film used genre conventions and character representations to create an effective short horror film.
Evaluation question 1
This document evaluates how the media product develops or challenges conventions of real media.
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- 3. Keys • We will be using house and car keys in our production to try and create an everyday situation, that he is just going out for a normal day.
- 4. Phone(house and mobile) • We needed the house phone to allow someone to call him to create an every day situation, and the mobile phone for an everyday situation as well.
- 5. Knife • We decided to include a knife in our sequence to allow the production to fit the genre of a thriller/horror as it connoted violence and evil thoughts. In our sequence it lies on top of a bin bag, next to the kidnapped girl, connoting violence to the audience.
- 6. Bin bag • We decided to incorporate a bin bag into our production as it connotes evil thoughts in the correct context, and in our production it lies underneath a bag, connoting that he is going to decapitate her and put parts into the bag, which fits our chosen genre.