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The media product uses several common conventions of horror movies such as handheld camera footage, supernatural elements like ghosts, and found footage style to make it recognizable to audiences. It employs typical horror techniques like sinister music during threats, dark lighting for tension, and different sound codes. However, it also challenges some conventions by having the villain role played by a female Asian actress rather than exploiting the male gaze, including multiple victims, and using creative camera techniques beyond just holding the camera. The setting of a family home is also a familiar yet effective location for horror.
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3. The target audience of older teenagers is unconventional, as horror films usually aim for mid-aged adults, in order to increase the likelihood that the target group will view the film.
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This document summarizes how a student's media project used and challenged conventions of horror movie genres. It analyzes the openings of three horror films, noting their use of settings, characters, editing, sound, and camera work. The student's project similarly featured an isolated nighttime setting, vulnerable female victims, and tense sounds. However, it challenged conventions by using an extreme close-up of a killer's hands for mystery and having a non-supernatural antagonist without other prop objects. The student concluded their project developed genre conventions while also offering some developments.
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The document discusses conventions used in horror genre films and the opening of the document writer's psychological horror film. It outlines conventions like themes of fear/guilt, unstable characters, flashbacks, eerie sounds, plot twists, and relying on viewer imagination to create fear. It then analyzes how the document writer's film opening uses conventions like establishing the protagonist/antagonist through narrative, using dark/unclear lighting and derelict settings to create tension, incorporating unsettling music, and portraying female characters and the antagonist in stereotypical vulnerable/aggressive ways common to the genre.
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The document discusses genre conventions in horror thriller films. Common themes include the supernatural, religion, insanity, the living dead, revenge, and good vs evil. Settings often involve haunted houses, suburban homes, rural areas, and graveyards. Technical conventions used include canted angles, long tracking shots, point-of-view shots, extreme close-ups, sudden sounds, slow pacing, and depth of field. Symbols of black, red, weapons, and religious icons are also discussed. Main characters are the hero/victim and villain. The media product challenges conventions by filming during the day and using slowed music instead of rising tension music.
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The media product aimed to create a gory horror film that followed conventions of the genre. Some conventions included setting it in a forest environment like Scream, isolating the character by filming in a rural area with no escape from the trees, and keeping the antagonist anonymous like in Scream to intrigue audiences. Stereotypical techniques used included dark lighting at night for threat, filming initially on a phone for modern twist and lower quality, adding subtle music and glitches for suspense, and exaggerated close-up shots of the distressed victim. Both diegetic and non-diegetic sounds were used to enhance the scary scenes.
Horror components
Music and sound effects in horror films are used to build suspense and match the on-screen action. Dark colors like red represent danger and death, while lighting uses shadows and silhouettes to create tension. Camera work employs abstract shots and angles from characters' points of view to express fear. Horror films often isolate characters in remote settings like woods or waters. Props create an eerie atmosphere while costumes appear dark and abnormal. Characters resemble the target audience and themes exploit common fears. Horror has advanced to feature more female protagonists and some believe it impacts society by influencing children or helping understand history.
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The document provides details about the development of a film poster, short horror film, and film review for a student project on possession. For the poster, the student experimented with use of the color red which is not typically used in possession genre posters. Feedback validated this choice. The film incorporated conventions from research like low lighting and close ups but challenged genres by using male leads instead of female. The double-page review included images, a rating chart, and positive analysis based on audience feedback to persuade readers.
Evaluation question 1
Ronalds discusses their film project which used conventions from horror films such as creating an ambient soundtrack and filming in a house to establish atmosphere, both of which are common in the genre. They also aimed to develop conventions by including shots that put the audience in the scene and using a buildup of small scares before a big jump scare in the opening sequence, challenging typical jump scare approaches.
Critical Reflection
The document discusses the film "Dreams" created by the author. It challenges some horror film conventions by showing the protagonist in high key lighting rather than darkness. It was inspired by "Nightmare on Elm Street" but changes some elements, such as setting a scene in a park rather than outside a house. The film engages audiences through ambiguous characters and mysterious endings. The author believes Universal Pictures would be a good distributor due to its experience with low-budget horror films. Studying media helped develop the author's production skills through learning camera techniques, editing software, and the filmmaking process.
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This document outlines several key elements and conventions of the horror genre that could be utilized in a student film project. It discusses common subgenres of horror films like slasher, monster, and supernatural. It also describes typical visual elements like close-up shots to show emotion, establishing shots to set the scene, and lighting techniques like low-key lighting to create an eerie tone. Additionally, it covers common audio elements like diegetic sounds of screaming, doors slamming, and non-diegetic music to build tension. Finally, it provides some example narrative structures that follow conventions like victims being killed one by one with a final confrontation between the survivor and killer.
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The document discusses conventions used in the creation of a horror movie trailer. It describes using techniques like jump cuts that gradually speed up, cuts to black, and a non-diegetic heartbeat to create tension. It draws inspiration from classic slasher films of the 1980s like Friday the 13th in elements like the villain's masked appearance. The trailer also uses filters to add an unnatural look and limits action to preserve suspense over what may happen.
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A 43-year-old woman named Mandie Wales provided feedback on the opening scene of a horror film. She listed her expectations for a horror film including darkness, woodsy settings, eerie music, serious faces, and sudden appearances of mysterious objects and people. She felt the opening scene met all of her expectations through its use of darkness in the woods, scary music, a masked face appearing suddenly, silence during flash photos, and a door slamming with sound effects. She believes the intended audience is those over 15 years old of both genders and would be satisfied watching the full-length film if it continued the gripping storyline and scary conventions established in the opening scene.
Focus group feedback NEW
We used straightforward editing techniques like straight cuts between scenes for easy comprehension. Camera movements were slow pans to unveil details and set atmosphere. The narrative followed Propp's theory, building tension through mise en scene, sound, and movement until revealing the "hellion" climax. The living room was lit dimly with shadows, playing on fears of the dark and mystery. Sound volume increased with occurrences, then cut out completely with a high pitch for suspense. Incidental music paired visuals like flickering candles with deep drones for a sense of danger.
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The document discusses the evaluation of a media studies project creating a horror film opening scene. It summarizes how the group effectively used conventions of the horror genre including narrative, setting, camera work, sound, and social representations. The narrative and genre were horror and followed conventions like filming in dark locations and including scary elements. Mise-en-scene incorporated props like a knife and mask and filming in an abandoned house at night. Camera angles, pans, tilts and zooms built tension. Loud non-diegetic music aimed to startle viewers. Characters represented careless teenagers seeking thrills.
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The document evaluates the media product's use of conventions from real films. It summarizes that the opening incorporates some stereotypical conventions to help viewers interpret the genre easily. However, it also challenges some conventions, such as being shot outside in daylight rather than at night like most thrillers. It ends with the main character breaking the fourth wall, which is also unconventional. The document discusses the film's use of copyright-free music to set the scene and imply genre. It aims to build tension with added sound effects and ambient noise. While lighting was from filming on a sunny day rather than in darkness, color adjustments created a darker tone conforming to thriller conventions. Having a female lead challenges the typical male-centered roles in
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The document discusses conventions used in horror movie openings related to titles, camerawork, framing, angles, mis-en-scène, editing, and sound. It notes that research found titles typically appear over black with red or white text. Camera movements like panning create an eye view effect. Shots are framed close up to focus on danger or long to show the environment. Angles are manipulated to depict power. Victims are commonly dressed in white with blond hair. Editing uses cuts and rhythm to build tension. Sound incorporates a scary theme, dialogue for story, and sometimes effects. The production applies many conventions but also challenges expectations.
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Q1
- 1. Q1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
- 2. CONVENTIONS Follows the forms of conventions of how horror movies are presented because safest option as its recognized by the audience. Hand held camera, sound, supernatural ghost, found footage used in films like Paranormal Activity which is similar to mine.
- 4. USE Sinister music = When a threat approaches in a scene Dark lighting= At the Top of the stairs to build up tension 4 Sound Codes: silence, music, sound, speech Villain= the supernatural ghost Victim= the protagonist, other members who also get attacked Setting= A family house Similar to Paranormal Activity, The Ring
- 5. DEVELOP Characters – Role of supernatural ghost is played by a female Asian actress, not using male gaze More than 1 victim. Use of camera – Tilted, panning to get the POV of the actors expressions, low angles Set location- home found in many horror movies like Grudge
Editor's Notes
- For example each time the sinister music plays during a scene , it helps the audience recognize that therewill be at threat ahead. This happens during the scene when the protangisnt and super natural ghost come facetofaceat the bottom of the staircase where every attack takes place. Another convention of horror films I conformed to was to use over the shoulder and pov shots. This was used when the protanoist walks up the stairs , and then I developed this by tilting the camerain a dialangal way to followi her pace. This shows that the evil has risen above and helps build up the tension. The setting of where the action takes placein my film is also conventional. Most supernatural films take place in their homes, such as paranormal activuty and the grudge. This is why I decided to conform to this convetion because it would help create a horro feeling even though your home is suppose to be the safestplace for anyone from supernatuarl spirits. It also helps create more tention in the atmosphere when a victim gets attacked. Overall, this is why I decied to conform to these conventions because they complemented my films narrative. I also chose to develop some of these in order to provide my audience with something different but notto much just in case they don’t approve it.