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The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media. It summarizes that the product uses a murder mystery and secret agent theme adapted with a marriage element. It sets an office scene in a tight study and a honeymoon in a luxury hotel. It includes stock characters of a villain murderer and victim. The villain does not use weapons to avoid revealing his identity.
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The document discusses conventions used in film trailers, including character types based on Propp's Narrative Theory like heroes, villains, and princesses. It also discusses common setting locations that vary by genre, like isolated areas for horror films. Lighting, camera shots, music, and editing are described as ways to set mood and build tension through techniques like dim lighting for horror or dramatic music for relationships.
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The document discusses production elements used in a thriller to portray the villain as middle-aged, dark, and mysterious. Dim, low-key lighting was used to represent the villain as "evil" and conform to thriller stereotypes. Camera angles like low shots, high shots, and mid-shots that cut off the villain's face or leave it in shadow were employed to suggest he is dangerous and keep the audience in suspense about his identity.
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The document summarizes key aspects of the thriller opening created by the filmmakers:
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- The characters of Lizzie the murderer and Fred the victim were influenced by stereotypes from other thrillers to seem believable yet subvert expectations.
- Marston Marshes location provided a stark contrast to the violence with its isolation building vulnerability.
- Transitions like dip to black built tension by creating confusion over what the witness sees.
- Props like the knife, camera, and tarpaulin helped make the murder seem planned and the witness's photography hobby
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The document discusses the drama film genre and its conventions and subgenres. It notes that drama films focus on realistic storylines and settings that portray emotional themes audiences can relate to. Character development and a build up of tension are key conventions. Subgenres include biographies, courtroom drama, comedy-drama, historical drama, melodrama, period pieces, political drama, romance, tragedy, and dark comedy. Each subgenre explores a particular theme or context. Monodrama, a single-actor drama, is highlighted as a subgenre choice for a short film due to its psychological focus and representation of loneliness.
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1) Settings in horror films are often unusual locations meant to create a spooky atmosphere, such as haunted houses. The main setting is usually clearly identifiable to the audience.
2) Common themes in horror films include nightmares, zombie apocalypses, werewolves, monsters, cannibals, mysteries, and psycho killers.
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Genre recognition freddie.
Specific genres like horror, thriller, and sci-fi films contain certain tropes that signal their genre. For example, horror films commonly feature a damsel in distress character, usually a woman, who is in danger or dies. They also usually include an antagonist, like Freddy Krueger from Nightmare on Elm Street, who drives the events of the film. Location and props/costumes also help characterize genres - horror films may take place where the killer is familiar, and a character's weapon or clothing can define them. Sound is used to build suspense, like Freddy Krueger's nursery rhyme that warns of impending doom.
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The document summarizes key aspects of the thriller opening created by the filmmakers:
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- The characters of Lizzie the murderer and Fred the victim were influenced by stereotypes from other thrillers to seem believable yet subvert expectations.
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1) Settings in horror films are often unusual locations meant to create a spooky atmosphere, such as haunted houses. The main setting is usually clearly identifiable to the audience.
2) Common themes in horror films include nightmares, zombie apocalypses, werewolves, monsters, cannibals, mysteries, and psycho killers.
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Specific genres like horror, thriller, and sci-fi films contain certain tropes that signal their genre. For example, horror films commonly feature a damsel in distress character, usually a woman, who is in danger or dies. They also usually include an antagonist, like Freddy Krueger from Nightmare on Elm Street, who drives the events of the film. Location and props/costumes also help characterize genres - horror films may take place where the killer is familiar, and a character's weapon or clothing can define them. Sound is used to build suspense, like Freddy Krueger's nursery rhyme that warns of impending doom.
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The document summarizes how the opening sequence of a student film project uses and develops conventions of real thriller films while also challenging some conventions. It discusses how the film's company ident, title, forest location, victim's red costume, minimal editing, and daylight lighting both follow and adapt typical conventions for the genre. The analysis draws comparisons to successful thriller films to support its creative choices.
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This document discusses and analyzes several film posters based on their genre conventions. It examines how horror film posters typically use dark lighting, fearful images and vulnerable character placements. Comedy posters are brighter with funny images and lighting suggesting a performance. Action posters have danger cues like fire and portray masculine protagonists. Romantic posters depict intimacy through color and montages telling the story. Sci-fi posters are technologically inspired with mysterious animated characters. Audience feedback indicates short films and full movies attract different crowds based on production values and adherence to genres.
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The document analyzes the key elements - iconography, narrative, setting, and character - used in Group 062's teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover for their psychological thriller film. The trailer establishes an ordinary small town setting through tripod camerawork but hints at strange events through effects. Both the trailer and poster maintain ambiguity about the narrative to intrigue audiences. While the character is atypical as a male victim, his body language and facial expressions in the trailer and poster suit psychological thriller conventions.
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The document analyzes how the trailer for the film "The Cabin in the Woods" uses different shots and techniques to tell the story and build tension. It divides the trailer into sections based on the mood and pacing of shots. The first section uses slower, brighter shots to set up normalcy. Later sections incorporate unsettling music and imagery to build dread and horror. Throughout, the cutting pace and music increase anxiety. Overall, the trailer introduces the plot and leaves viewers wanting to learn more.
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Action films typically feature a protagonist who must overcome physical obstacles in a struggle against adversaries. The narratives focus on the protagonist's point of view and flow of events. Characters tend to be clichéd types like heroes and villains. Cinematography is fast-paced, with shots lasting around 1 second during chase scenes. Props include vehicles, weapons, and locations are often cities providing dramatic backdrops. Adventure films tell stories of exploration, with settings like forests or lost worlds. Props may advance the plot, like the TARDIS. Crime films explain criminals' backgrounds and situations, with low lighting, gangster costumes, and locations in gloomy city backstreets or underground locations. Horror utilizes lighting,
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This document analyzes the filmmakers' use of conventions from thriller movies in their short film. It discusses how they incorporated simple opening titles, point-of-view shots, vanishing points, chiaroscuro lighting, isolated exterior locations, confined interior spaces, flashbacks/dream sequences, and binary oppositions between characters and locations. Examples are given of how similar techniques were used effectively in movies like Once Upon a Time in America, The Killing, and No Country For Old Men. The analysis aims to show how borrowing conventions from acclaimed thrillers helped make their short film feel more authentic to the genre.
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The Dark Knight is analyzed according to the "green target level" criteria for a film study assignment. It is classified as an action thriller film that also incorporates elements of crime, mystery, and superhero genres. Various film theories are discussed in relation to the movie, including its use of conventions like a villain-driven plot, kidnappings, deaths of innocent people, and the main character working with law enforcement. Semantic and syntactic elements of the film are examined, along with its iconography, tone, and how it employs conventions of the thriller genre. The dominant ideologies of masculinity and justice prevailing are noted. The target teenage male audience and theories for why people watch films are outlined.
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The document discusses a horror film poster photograph. It notes that the poster only shows the face of the killer, keeping the film details simple and not giving anything away. The black background signifies the horror genre and darkness. Only the killer's face is lit up, using lighting intentionally. Within the killer's eyes, another character can be seen screaming, another horror film convention.
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Ellis Smith created several posters for the film Chapter 9. The first poster took inspiration from traditional horror movie posters using bold colors and imagery like blood to create a "print" effect. Another poster presented the age certificate in a non-traditional style seen on the poster for Enter the Void. A third poster was inspired by the poster for Jacob's Ladder, which has a similar tone dealing with deteriorating mental state.
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film trailer with ancillary tasks of a poster and magazine. It summarizes that each product is meant to advertise and promote the other by using consistent branding and imagery. A key element used across all three is the character of Piggy, shown through the use of a pig mask, to identify him as the antagonist and tie the products together. The trailer establishes the setting and style through techniques like changes in lighting and iconography to create tension, fear and panic, mirroring the dark tone of the poster.
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Film Evaluation
The document provides an analysis of the character, setting, iconography, narrative, and themes of a student horror film called "Night 1". It summarizes that the film follows the conventions of the horror genre by focusing on a single isolated young male character in a relatable setting of his own home at night. Tension and fear are heightened through the dark setting, ominous score without dialogue, and the character's dependence on a torch to see his faceless threat. While the narrative challenges some traditional theories, it follows others and aims to frighten its target younger audience as intended.
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Drama is a film genre that focuses on the development of realistic characters dealing with emotional themes. There are several key aspects of the drama genre that should be included in a title sequence:
1. Interesting locations, props, costumes, and cinematography techniques like jump cuts can intensify the sense of drama.
2. Soundtracks and music are especially important, as seen in Schindler's List and Downton Abbey, where simple songs set an eerie or dramatic tone.
3. Editing through techniques like gradual changes or jump cuts can effectively set the dramatic atmosphere and pace for the film.
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This document provides an overview of the 1988 Japanese animated film "Graves of the Fireflies" directed by Isao Takahata. It summarizes the film's plot, in which a 14-year-old boy must take care of his young sister during World War 2 in Japan after their mother dies. The document discusses the film's themes of war and family relationships. It also analyzes the film's animation style, cultural aspects portrayed, and the impact of the source novel's autobiographical nature.
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The document discusses the opening sequence of a student horror film and how it uses conventions from the genre. It aimed to portray a masked antagonist stalking vulnerable female victims through techniques like costuming, weapons, lighting, sound and camerawork. Inspiration came from films like Scream, Cabin in the Woods and Se7en. The sequence builds tension as the antagonist tracks the victims through the woods, culminating in a final shot of one girl being captured that mirrors a scene from Cabin in the Woods. Overall the sequence strives to feel conventional to the horror genre through its use of familiar tropes and techniques.
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This document compares the media product created to the thriller films "Red Dragon" and "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer" in terms of genre conventions, plot, characters, action, title design, editing techniques, and camera angles. The created media product uses many thriller conventions like low lighting, nonlinear storytelling, close-ups of the killer and their obsession. However, it challenges conventions by featuring a younger killer and focusing on their painting obsession rather than the killings themselves. Overall, the created media product draws from but also distinguishes itself from these thriller films.
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- 4. Stock Characters In this element, we have included a villain and also a victim. The villain, Simon who is played by Jack Cavanagh is a secret murderer and a victim in the forest scene and also an upcoming victim at the end in which the details of the murder has been texted to Simon.
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