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This document provides character summaries for four characters from psychological horror films: - Detective David Mills from Se7en is described as tough but affected by the crimes he investigates, leaving the audience to wonder who he is tracking. - Bagul from Sinister is portrayed as a villainous antagonist who consumes children's souls and can travel between realms, making him seem very evil. - Samara Morgan from The Ring starts as an innocent girl but has a dark backstory involving drowning and adoption that creates sympathy for her character. - Cole Sear from The Sixth Sense, a 9-year-old boy who sees dead people, creates relatability and sympathy as a child dealing with paranormal experiences.
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Conventions of a psychological horror
Psychological horror films aim to scare and unsettle viewers through implying threats and menaces rather than directly showing graphic violence or gore. They create fear and suspense by playing on viewers' imaginations and fears of the unknown. Common conventions of the genre include dark, mysterious settings that feel realistic; unsettling sounds and music; characters that are not what they seem; low-key lighting that hides things in darkness; and weapons that harm the mind as much as the body. Popular psychological horror films like The Sixth Sense, Silence of the Lambs, and Sinister use these techniques to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
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The document discusses conventions used in psychological thriller film posters. It provides two examples: the poster for Black Swan and the poster for Orphan. For both posters:
- The main image focuses on the protagonist's face to emphasize the mind of the characters.
- Dark colors and low lighting create an unsettling atmosphere.
- Reviews, actor/director names, and release dates are included for marketing.
- Imagery and text are purposefully designed to intrigue audiences and hint at themes in the films around ambiguity and good vs evil.
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Conventions of psychological horror films
Psychological horror films focus more on disturbing the mind than showing graphic violence. They expose common human fears and vulnerabilities in a subtly unsettling way. Settings for these films are typically very normal and familiar places like houses, schools, and hospitals so audiences can relate to the characters' situations. Sounds used don't always match the on-screen action, increasing unease. Weapons in these films are usually supernatural or psychological tricks rather than physical objects, manipulating the mind to inflict fear. Characters who inflict horror often appear ordinary with nothing to obviously identify them as the source of evil until it's revealed.
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Psychological horror relies on characters' fears, guilt, and mental instability to build tension rather than graphic violence. It explores common psychological vulnerabilities and fears in a subtle way that makes audiences uncomfortable by exposing repressed parts of the human psyche. The threat in psychological horror comes from within characters rather than outside forces, exposing the evil that hides behind normality. The Shining is an archetypal example, with Jack Nicholson's slow descent into madness as the hotel caretaker becoming increasingly unsettling and climactic as he becomes the real menace, despite supernatural elements in the film.
AS MEDIA STUDIES - Psychological Horror Codes and Conventions
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This document provides examples and descriptions of key psychological horror films that helped establish the subgenre. It discusses early films like The Black Cat (1934) and Cat People (1942) that featured themes of mental instability, mystery, and the unknown. Iconic directors like Roman Polanski and their films Repulsion (1965) and Rosemary's Baby (1968) are highlighted for their surreal visions and influence. Stanley Kubrick's The Shining (1980) is described as one of the most famous and terrifying examples that explores the dark parts of human psyche. Later films like Session 9 (2001) and Angel Heart (1987) continue in the tradition with disturbing dreams, murders, and plot twists.
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Conventions of psychological horror films
Psychological horror films focus more on disturbing the mind than showing graphic violence. They expose common human fears and vulnerabilities in a subtly unsettling way. Settings for these films are typically very normal and familiar places like houses, schools, and hospitals so audiences can relate to the characters' situations. Sounds used don't always match the on-screen action, increasing unease. Weapons in these films are usually supernatural or psychological tricks rather than physical objects, manipulating the mind to inflict fear. Characters who inflict horror often appear ordinary with nothing to obviously identify them as the source of evil until it's revealed.
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2) Using dim or shadowy lighting and a color palette of darker tones like black and red to generate mystery and signify danger.
3) Placing the film title in the largest and boldest font at the bottom to make it the most prominent piece of information.
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3) Placing the film title in the largest and boldest font at the bottom to make it the most prominent piece of information.
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Thrillers and horror movies differ in their psychological effects and depictions of violence. Thrillers rely more on plot twists and psychological elements to intrigue audiences, while horrors emphasize graphic violence and gore. For example, The Sixth Sense uses mysteries to unsettle viewers' minds, whereas Nightmare on Elm Street depicts brutal killings. Additionally, thriller movie posters suggest mystery through dark colors, whereas horror posters signal danger with red tones. Both genres aim to scare, but thrillers do so by raising questions in the mind, and horrors through sudden shocks and frightening images.
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This document discusses conventions commonly found in thriller films. It explains that conventions are technical elements that signal to audiences that a film belongs to a specific genre, like using low lighting to create shadows. It then describes some key aspects of thrillers, including vital settings that add suspense, intelligent villains and vulnerable victims, and popular themes involving science experiments gone wrong, investigations, and haunted places. An example film, 28 Days Later, is discussed for its use of shadows to heighten fear and inclusion of real media to feel realistic.
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This poster for the horror film Sinister effectively conveys a sense of mystery and danger without revealing too much about the plot. It features a woman in pajamas with blood and scratches on her face being dragged somewhere in the shadows, leaving the viewer to wonder what is happening and who or what is threatening her.
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Conventions of a psychological thriller
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The student used various new media technologies throughout the different stages of creating their 5 minute film project. They set up a blog on Blogger for the group to collaborate and share work. IMDB and Celtx were used for research and scriptwriting. Photoshop was used to create graphics and Free Music websites provided legal music and sound effects. Equipment like a zoom recorder, camera on a tripod, and Premiere Pro for editing were also utilized. Lastly, audience feedback was gathered through a questionnaire video uploaded to YouTube to help evaluate the film.
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The document summarizes props and costumes used in a psychological thriller film. Key props include a mug, mirror, computer, train, phone, and hospital bed, which are used to establish the main character's daily life and reveal clues about his wife's death. Costumes include an office worker tie for realism, everyday clothes for the character's wife with blood to represent her death, and white doctor's coats to indicate the psychiatric elements.
Certificate of film
The BBFC examines films before release to protect children from unsuitable content and inform consumers. The film discussed received a 15 certificate, which means it could contain drugs, imitable dangerous behavior, strong language, threats, violence, and frightening or threatening scenes. The film was given a 15 rating rather than 12 due to strong physical and psychological threat and horror sequences that a younger audience may not understand due to depicting sleep paralysis and psychological aspects.
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This document discusses several tricky shots planned for a film and the challenges of filming each one. Shot 7 involves jump cuts which are difficult to edit for continuity. Shots 9 and 13 are point of view shots which must look realistic while keeping a steady camera. Shots 12 and 18 are tracking shots that will have to be done handheld to keep the camera very still. Shots 22 and 25 use panning which can easily move too quickly. Shot 29 is a handheld shot meant to look shaky but not accidental. Shot 30 is a camera arc that aims for a professional look though the filmmakers have never done one before.
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- Twisting plotlines were the most attractive element. The film storyline extracted was well-received.
- Respondents correctly identified the genre as psychological drama. The recommended certificate was 12A.
- Dramatic music was deemed most suitable. Most respondents said they would watch the film on cinema, YouTube or other viewing platforms.
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A woman wakes up each day with no memory of her past. She is being used by a man for biological experiments without her knowledge. Another man is trying to save her, but she is unsure whether to trust him or the man experimenting on her. Through flashbacks and clues, she pieces together the truth and works with the other man to kill the one experimenting on her. They fall in love in the process.
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This document provides a synopsis and character information for a film about a woman who wakes up every day with no memory. She is being used by a man for biological experiments without her knowledge. Another man is trying to save her but she is unsure if she can trust him. Through flashbacks and clues, she pieces together the truth and works with the other man to kill the one experimenting on her. They fall in love in the process. The document describes the three main characters - the woman with amnesia, the evil man experimenting on her who manipulates her trust, and the other man trying to save her who she is also unsure she can trust at first. It provides an overview of the planned opening sequence and
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A woman wakes up each day with no memory of her past. She is being used by a man for biological experiments without her knowledge. Another man is trying to save her, but she is unsure whether to trust him or the man experimenting on her. Through flashbacks and clues, she pieces together the truth and works with the other man to kill the one experimenting on her. They fall in love in the process.
Media pitch
A young girl is lost in the woods wearing a white dress. A man follows her into a dark tunnel. A scream is heard, and the girl emerges from the tunnel covered in blood, while the man's body is seen on the ground. The survey responses from mostly young males informed elements of the film opening, such as having woods, a young child protagonist, and a villain wearing black gloves.
Media pitch
A young girl is lost in the woods wearing a white dress. A man follows her into a dark tunnel. A scream is heard, and the girl emerges from the tunnel covered in blood, while the man's body is seen on the ground. The survey responses from mostly young males informed elements of the film opening, such as having woods, a young child protagonist, and a villain wearing black gloves.
Research of slasher movie tropes
The document discusses several common character archetypes and conventions in slasher movies:
- The Jock is often seen as the false hero who fails to save the group. The Stoner provides comic relief. The Token Minority and Promiscuous Girl are often the first killed. The Main Male and Final Girl are the most sympathetic and often the last surviving.
- Common locations include haunted houses, cabins, and woods. The Killer wears a mask and uses weapons to dominate victims. A group of friends is formed that gets killed one by one.
- German Expressionist films used symbolism and shadows to add atmosphere and deeper meanings that still influence horror films today.
Evaluation 2.docx
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Evaluation Question Two
The document discusses the representation of social groups in the author's thriller film. It aims to portray a young middle-class couple to relate to its target 15-25 year old audience. Scenes of violence include a hitman murdering victims and involve violent language. The man is depicted as dominant and secretive, sticking to stereotypes, while the woman is innocent and naive. These decisions aimed to give the audience what stereotypical portrayals they preferred based on surveys. Older generations are more likely victims while younger men are more likely villains. The film portrays women stereotypically through the wife's roles and naivety. Actors were chosen partly due to availability to fit the main character roles. A
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The document discusses the author's thriller film and its representation of social groups. The film aims to attract a target audience of middle-class couples in their 20s who can relate to the main characters. It is rated 15+ due to scenes of violence and crude language depicting a hitman's murders. The author represents the male character as dominant and secretive and the female character as innocent and naive, following stereotypical views. These decisions were meant to give the audience what they wanted based on surveys to increase the film's popularity.
Question 2
The document discusses the representation of social groups in the film opening for "Heart of Innocence". It represents two female characters - a young girl of 5 portrayed in a sinister way to seem superior and manipulative, challenging stereotypes of young girls in horror films. The other is the mother of the girl, searching desperately for her missing child, shown as strong and maternal in her actions without caring about her appearance, challenging stereotypes of women as weak and vulnerable in horror. By not including male characters and portraying the females as capable, it aims to represent women in a more positive light compared to other horror films.
G321- Actors
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Propp's character roles task
The document analyzes two soap opera trailers using Propp's character roles and narrative functions. For EastEnders, Mick is identified as the hero who departs to confront villain Dean. In Coronation Street, an older man saves a distressed woman from a car, acting as the hero. Both trailers depict binaries of good vs. evil through the hero confronting threats posed by the villains.
Research into similar psychological films
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Representation
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Question 2
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Chosen Characters.
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Introduction to characters
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Locked up
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- 1. Psychological Horror Characters – In Depth. BY DYLAN WILSON
- 2. Detective David Mills Film: Se7en Actor: Brad Pitt This is one example of a character in a psychological horror. Although the look may not be expected from the protagonist as he looks rough and mentally tough but he is infact one of the most popular. This is as by having a tough demeanour the viewer may be effected more due to somebody who is mentally strong being effected this shows that the viewer could also be. The plasters on his face show he is hurt and scarred from acts that have happened in the film yet he is a fighter who still carries on. The gun and suit signify his importance and also aids the fact he is a detective. Due to this he is tracking somebody or something down which is linked to multiple crimes and this leaves the audience in question to who it may be and makes the character a huge plot device in the film by making it tense and making the viewer wonder who he really could be.
- 3. Bagul Film: Sinister Actor: Nicholas King Another example of a main character in a psychological horror is Bagul from the Sinister franchise and this is important as he is very different to David Mills who was previously mentioned however they are both characters in the same genre. Bagul is seen as a villainous character and the use of black strongly has connotations with death and evil and this aids the characters profile as this is infact what the character is. Bagul is the antagonist in the series and his main purpose is that he consumes the souls of human children. This is an effective backing story as the viewer will be scared by what is being said and the fact children are used shows innocence backing up the fact that he is much eviler than first thought. He possesses his own realm and can also travel to the human world through pictures of himself. The masked looking face is used to show he is hiding something and makes the viewer question his motives however the nasty look of him is enough for any audience to realise he is not a pure and good character.
- 4. Samara Morgan Film: The Ring Actor: Daveigh Chase Similar to the character of ‘Bagul’. Samara Morgan begins as an innocent girl and this is shown in the picture above, this is so the viewer will never expect her to be the main antagonist and plays on the viewers mind as it is unexpected. Her mother attempts to drown her and this leads to a group of nuns taking her in for care and her mother leaving, she is then adopted however she is left in a barn with nothing but horses and a TV and this is due to Samara having no control over her supernatural powers which make her adoption mother turn insane. Due to her being unable to sleep due to the horses she forced them to commit suicide bringing unwanted attention to the parents. The adoption mother then kills Samara on top of a well by suffocating her with a bag and commits suicide herself afterwards. The deepness of her story allows the viewers to feel a stronger connection to the film and feel more involved making it all much more popular and have a harder hitting effect.
- 5. Cole Sear Film: The Sixth Sense Actor: Haley Joel Osment One of the most popular characters in a psychological horror is Cole Sear and this is due to his young age of only 9 years old. This may help the viewers to relate as they may be around the same age or know somebody around this age creating more realism and will be much more effective. Cole sees dead people and is met by a doctor played by Bruce Willis and the innocence of the child and how he is scared makes the viewer feel sympathy for him as they may have had the same experiences of being uneasy about paranormal activities whilst as a child. He is unlike both Bagul and Samara Morgan as he is a good protagonist and does not do any wrong doing in the film and this is why he is seen as an innocent 9 year old throughout and nothing really alters about him to keep the same demeanour.