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HHS1A story idea is proposed about a killer who kidnaps and kills children whose parents don't pay attention to them, as a way to teach the parents a lesson. The story would focus on one victim, including flashbacks, and show the parents recognizing their faults. It ends on a cliffhanger with the killer kidnapping a child and killing the family, then running away. The document also lists some characters and potential actors, and notes challenges of filming the opening scene in the dark and dealing with weather.
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This document outlines the plot and characters for a horror thriller film about a lonely child who unconsciously creates an imaginary monster from his nightmares. The film follows the child, Tommi, and his parents as strange events occur in their home and the monster begins killing people. Tommi is the only one who can see the monster. His parents are unaware of the danger and think Tommi is just acting strangely. Over the course of one night, the monster kills Tommi's father and others the family contacts for help. In the end, Tommi and his mother are found alive but with no evidence of the monster, the mother is sentenced to death and Tommi is sent to childcare.
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.
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.
Assignment 8 all parts
Todorov's 5 stages of narrative structure are summarized as: 1) Equilibrium, 2) Disequilibrium, 3) Recognition of disequilibrium, 4) Attempt to repair damage, and 5) New equilibrium. Levi-Strauss believed that narratives describe the world through binary opposites such as hero/villain and good/evil. Propp identified 7 character types that commonly appear in stories, including the hero, villain, dispatcher, and donor. Various narrative theories analyze codes, structures, and techniques used in storytelling.
Long day's journey into night by fakharh muhabat
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Assignment 22
This document discusses ideas for horror movie opening sequences inspired by films the group has watched. It includes:
1. A table listing genre examples of opening sequences like Dawn of the Dead (horror) and their genres.
2. Comments from group members on what inspired them from films like World War Z and Shaun of the Dead.
3. The group's initial idea of a boy taking a girl to a dead body and getting killed while she screams.
4. New ideas inspired by films like Dawn of the Dead and 28 Days Later, including blood, zombies, and isolation.
5. Four of the group's main new ideas for openings, including one where a girl encounters an infected
Assignment 8
The document summarizes Todorov's 5 stages of narrative structure: equilibrium, disequilibrium, recognition of disequilibrium, attempt to repair damage, and new equilibrium. It then discusses Levi-Strauss' concept of narratives describing the world through binary opposites such as good/bad, male/female. Finally, it provides examples from films like Pursuit of Happiness and I, Robot to illustrate how they use binary opposites between heroes and villains.
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Proposal pitch zoe
- 2. Zoe!!! Molly!!! My strengths in this team is the My strengths in the team is editing The planning
- 3. Girl being chased tries phoning for help Mums answers something happens Phone line goes dead… Genre- Horror Listening
- 4. Killer chooses victims by the fact their parents don’t pay attention to them or listing by doing this he tries to teach these parents a lesson. Story based on one particular victim, including flash backs and parents recognising their faults. Killer kidnaps one child and kills the family to replace his lost family, Ending he runs away leaving us in suspense (cliff hanger)
- 5. Character Character one two
- 7. Hooded man to be played by: Matthew Bolton Emma (girl being chased) to be played by: Molly Bolton
- 8. Challenges to our opening scene • Filming in the dark. • Weather.