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This document summarizes key elements and conventions used in the thriller genre film created by the student. It describes scenes showing the main character unconscious in the forest after an unknown attack, establishing tension. Another scene depicts an argument at a home with bright lighting to contrast the dark mood. conventions like using intense music during a chase scene and not revealing the villain's face are discussed. The reasons for challenging conventions by not including a destination for the villain are also summarized.
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2. Various shots are described that set the creepy atmosphere including extreme long shots of dark fields and an isolated barn, black and white medium shots that build suspense as a zombie gets closer to a girl, and close ups of evidence and a possessed woman's doll to link to the attacks on females.
3. Shots like a low camera angle as a phone rings creepily for a girl alone are meant to confuse and tension the audience to make them want to watch the full film.
Wild Child Opening Sequence
The opening sequence of a teen drama film establishes the genre through realistic shots of a teenager's life, while slightly dramatizing the depiction of an English boarding school. The music starts calm as the girl sleeps but becomes fast-paced when she realizes what day it is. Shots show her giving away her stepmother's clothes and jumping off a cliff with them. The music stops dramatically when her father angrily shouts that she will be sent to boarding school. Wide shots establish the setting while close-ups show emotion and conversation between the sisters.
Media evaluation q1
1) The document discusses the filmmakers' opening sequence for a horror film and how it develops conventions of the genre.
2) They chose to film at an isolated lake location that had a mysterious history of a drowning, to set an eerie atmosphere.
3) The clown costume worn by the antagonist contained dark colors associated with danger and evil that is common in horror, while the protagonist's lighter colors signified innocence, conforming to representations in media.
The descent analysis clip 4
1) The lighting in the film is used to set the grim tone, with flashlights and darkness representing the cave setting. Scenes focus on characters with darkness in the background.
2) The location of a hospital is used to represent the cave setting through dark and narrow corridors, though early shots obscure the location.
3) Props like a birthday cake with the daughter's name are used to provide context about past events.
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The 9 shot analysis summarizes key shots from the film Psycho:
1) The opening title sequence contrasts white letters on a black background to immediately create impact and set up opposing themes.
2) An establishing shot of a crowded city is unusual for a thriller and leads us to anticipate where the "psycho" may appear.
3) A high angle shot reveals Marion stealing money in a bathroom, making the audience feel like intruders in her vulnerable situation.
4) A medium close up shows Marion's worried expression as her boss suspects her theft, showing her apprehension and concern about being caught.
5) A nighttime shot of an isolated house in the rain establishes the
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Later frames provide more context, with frame 4 showing the lived-in apartment and frame 5 depicting the man aggressively shoving the woman. A turning point comes in frame 6 when the woman holds a knife, revealing she may be the aggressor.
The narrative is completed in frame
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1) The document discusses the filmmakers' opening sequence for a horror film and how it develops conventions of the genre.
2) They chose to film at an isolated lake location that had a mysterious history of a drowning, to set an eerie atmosphere.
3) The clown costume worn by the antagonist contained dark colors associated with danger and evil that is common in horror, while the protagonist's lighter colors signified innocence, conforming to representations in media.
The descent analysis clip 4
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This document analyzes 9 frames from the music video for the song "Breezeblocks" by Alt-J.
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Equipment list
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1) The film begins with an unsettling close-up shot of a cross with ominous music playing in the background to set the creepy tone.
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The opening sequence introduces the film's title "Legendary Pictures" through quick cuts between scenes of a dramatic musical score, crashing waves, and 21st century weapons. This establishes the thriller genre. It then shows an older man examining a small object that seems important, hinting at mystery. Quick cuts later show the protagonist in the same room at a different time, suggesting time travel plays a role. The sequence ends by repeating the close-up of the object, leaving the audience with many questions.
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