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This document discusses how several media characters represent particular social groups: - Jason replicates the characteristics and appearance of the Joker from Batman. The actor was able to perform the craziness of the character. - Annabel represents the "damsel in distress" stereotype from Scream accurately through her actions, though she is a different ethnicity than the original character. - Christina subverts the stereotype of Pepper Potts from Iron Man by having power and killing the antagonist, rather than being subordinate. She is dressed professionally like Pepper. - Bryson fails to replicate the power and nobility of Superman/Clark Kent, as he is weak and vulnerable, though his hair and clothing match the character.
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The document discusses how the filmmaker conformed to conventions of the romantic horror genre. Shots like mid shots and long shots showed what was happening and allowed audiences to recognize characters, while close ups created paranoia by restricting the frame. Costumes, makeup, props, music, sounds effects and locations were chosen to follow genre codes and thrill audiences. Characteristics of the villain Jason were inspired by The Joker to instantly signal his craziness. Overall, the filmmaker aimed to develop the narrative and characters in a way that would differentiate it as belonging to the horror genre.
Evaluation - Question One
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real horror media. It analyzed existing horror trailers, films, and marketing materials to identify common conventions. While incorporating conventions like masked killers and preview screens, it aimed to add originality. It developed conventions like ending the trailer without a dramatic reveal and including a blurred killer silhouette on the poster rather than a clear shot. The document concludes the project challenged conventions in ways that improved the message and intrigue of the media products.
Film Poster Analysis
The film poster for 127 Hours depicts the protagonist balancing precariously between two cliff faces with a boulder below him. This establishes that the film is about a man in a dangerous situation who must find a way to survive. The use of vibrant sunset colors and the setting among cliffs suggests genres of thriller, drama and adventure. The poster leaves many questions unanswered, enticing viewers to watch the film to learn the man's backstory and how he will escape this predicament. Overall, the poster utilizes a single dramatic image and enigmatic narrative to attract a wide audience intrigued by the life-or-death scenario.
Evalutaion 3: Distributors
GPM Productions created their company name as a combination of the initials of the owners. They believe their thriller brand name would work well with a large production company like Universal.
Production companies provide financing for films and ensure all aspects are perfect before release. As a new company, GPM Productions sought financial help from Kickstarter, a brand that helps fund new companies.
GPM Productions decided to partner with Universal as their distributor since Universal specializes in high budget thriller films, which would be a good fit. This allows GPM Productions to benefit from Universal's prestige and promotion.
Evaluation 5
The document discusses strategies for marketing a physiological thriller film called "Theo Grey" to a young adult audience. It describes taking inspiration from the film "I Am Legend" in terms of the protagonist's isolation and urban setting. The marketing plan involves using social media like Instagram and Twitter to engage followers in the filmmaking process and build anticipation. The posters and trailers aim to create intrigue about the isolated protagonist and what might be pursuing him in a familiar urban setting.
Evaluation question one charlotte marked 1
The document discusses how the media product (a film promotional package including a poster, magazine cover, and trailer) uses and develops conventions of real media products in the psychological horror genre. It summarizes the key conventions followed, such as using familiar everyday settings, one-word titles, script fonts for titles, images of vulnerable female protagonists, and establishing normal lives before disruption. The document also describes changes made for improvement, such as switching from an antagonist image to a protagonist image on the poster and magazine cover to better follow conventions. Overall, the media product strives to utilize established genre conventions while also challenging conventions in minor ways.
Evaluation question one charlotte marked 1
The document discusses how the media product (a film promotional package including a poster, magazine cover, and trailer) uses and develops conventions of real media products in the psychological horror genre. It summarizes the key conventions followed, such as using familiar everyday settings, one-word titles, script fonts for titles, images of vulnerable female protagonists, and establishing normal lives before disrupting them. The document also describes changes made to better follow conventions, such as switching from an antagonist image to a protagonist image for consistency. Overall, the media product strives to utilize established codes and conventions to intrigue audiences familiar with the psychological horror genre.
Annotations process for film poster
The poster depicts two characters holding guns against a golden backdrop, signaling an action-packed thriller about violence. The female lead is prominently featured at the front to subvert expectations and raise questions about her dangerous nature. Additional details like the date and description of the city location work to draw in the target audience interested in these genres.
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Evaluation - Question One
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real horror media. It analyzed existing horror trailers, films, and marketing materials to identify common conventions. While incorporating conventions like masked killers and preview screens, it aimed to add originality. It developed conventions like ending the trailer without a dramatic reveal and including a blurred killer silhouette on the poster rather than a clear shot. The document concludes the project challenged conventions in ways that improved the message and intrigue of the media products.
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The film poster for 127 Hours depicts the protagonist balancing precariously between two cliff faces with a boulder below him. This establishes that the film is about a man in a dangerous situation who must find a way to survive. The use of vibrant sunset colors and the setting among cliffs suggests genres of thriller, drama and adventure. The poster leaves many questions unanswered, enticing viewers to watch the film to learn the man's backstory and how he will escape this predicament. Overall, the poster utilizes a single dramatic image and enigmatic narrative to attract a wide audience intrigued by the life-or-death scenario.
Evalutaion 3: Distributors
GPM Productions created their company name as a combination of the initials of the owners. They believe their thriller brand name would work well with a large production company like Universal.
Production companies provide financing for films and ensure all aspects are perfect before release. As a new company, GPM Productions sought financial help from Kickstarter, a brand that helps fund new companies.
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Evaluation 5
The document discusses strategies for marketing a physiological thriller film called "Theo Grey" to a young adult audience. It describes taking inspiration from the film "I Am Legend" in terms of the protagonist's isolation and urban setting. The marketing plan involves using social media like Instagram and Twitter to engage followers in the filmmaking process and build anticipation. The posters and trailers aim to create intrigue about the isolated protagonist and what might be pursuing him in a familiar urban setting.
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The document discusses how the media product (a film promotional package including a poster, magazine cover, and trailer) uses and develops conventions of real media products in the psychological horror genre. It summarizes the key conventions followed, such as using familiar everyday settings, one-word titles, script fonts for titles, images of vulnerable female protagonists, and establishing normal lives before disruption. The document also describes changes made for improvement, such as switching from an antagonist image to a protagonist image on the poster and magazine cover to better follow conventions. Overall, the media product strives to utilize established genre conventions while also challenging conventions in minor ways.
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Evaluation question 1
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Question 2 evaluation
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Question 7
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Question 2
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Question 2
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This document discusses how different characters in a media project represented various social groups:
- Jason represented "The Joker" through makeup, hair, and acting out the character's craziness.
- Annabel represented "Casey Becker" from Scream as a "damsel in distress" through similar frightened actions, though she did not fight back like Casey.
- Christina was intended to represent Pepper Potts but ended up as a different, powerful character who killed the antagonist, subverting the stereotype of women having power. She was dressed professionally like Pepper.
- Bryson failed to represent Clark Kent/Superman because he was knocked out and Christina saved the day instead. He was weak rather
Casting for the male character
The document discusses casting for a male character in a music video. It describes holding male casting calls to find the best suited person for the role. Max Winnall was selected because his clenched fist would be effective in close-up shots to portray power and dominance as needed for the film. Kierian Davis' eyes would work well but his arms lacked strength. Joe Ellis was deemed not the best fit as his eyes and fist did not have the cruel or strong looks sought for the theme of the video.
Casting, Location & Test Shots
This document discusses casting choices and locations for filming. An actress named (...) was cast as Lucy because she has experience acting and fits the character's demographics. Jacob Brown was cast as Damien Ridgeway because he looks scary and psychotic. Other actors were cast as they could play authority figures and fit the age ranges of their characters. Locations chosen included a school, police station, and rural house belonging to one of the actors. Props like a rocking chair, music box and laptop were selected. Costume details for Ridgeway included plain black trousers, gloves and a hat.
Casting, Location & Test Shots
This document discusses casting details for roles in a film including actresses and actors chosen to portray characters like Lucy and Damien Ridgeway. Locations picked for shooting include a school, police station, and rural house belonging to one of the actors. Props that will be used are a rocking chair, music box, and laptop. Costume details given include plain black trousers, gloves, and a hat for the character of Ridgeway.
Casting
The document discusses auditions that were held to select a male model for a music video. Three candidates - Max Winnall, Joe Ellis, and Kierian Davis - were considered based on photos taken of their eyes and clenched fists. Max was ultimately selected because his eyes conveyed mystery and strength while his fists looked powerful, meeting the criteria the group was looking for in the video.
Casting, Location & Test Shots 2
This document discusses the casting, locations, and props for a film. Actors were chosen for main roles like Lucy, Damien Ridgeway, and various police officers and family members. Location shots were taken at a school, police station, and rural house. Props like a rocking chair, music box, and laptop were selected to establish character and tension. Costume details like black trousers, gloves, and hat were chosen to shroud the antagonist Ridgeway in mystery and symbolism.
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Question 2
- 1. Question 2 How does your media product represent particular social groups?
- 2. Jason Máson to The Joker For our character Jason, we tried our best to train our actor to perform just like ‘The Joker’ from Batman. Our actor found it quite easy to replicate the characteristics of The Joker as he wasn't a stranger to the characteristics and background of the joker. Our actor performed excellently to show the craziness of the original Joker. From the pictures above, you can see that we used make-up and hairspray to the best of our advantage to actually replicate the image of the Joker, also made sure that our actor had the same ethnicity as the Joker. We also had inspiration from the actor Liam Neeson in ‘Taken 2’. From the pictures you can see that we performed actions very well to show a sign of revenge, just as it’s performed in the film. Also choosing a character of the same ethnicity.
- 3. Annabel to Casey Becker For our character Annabel, we wanted her to conform to the characteristics of Casey Becker from scream. In scream, Casey Becker performed accurately to ‘a damsel in distress’. You can see from the 2 pictures that the actions of both characters are very identical. We tried our best to replicate Casey Becker, however, the only difference is that we didn’t give Annabel the ability to fight back like Casey did in scream. Overall, I believe we replicated the stereotype of ‘a damsel in distress’ excellently, however, we didn’t pay great attention to ethnicity. However, it didn’t effect performance or image.
- 4. Christina to Pepper Potts For Christina, we tried our best to replicate Pepper from Iron man. We failed to actually follow the characteristics of pepper and constructed a totally different character. We were able show dominance is Christina by her actually killing the antagonist. We successful portrayed the stereotype of Pepper Potts subverting women having power. We dressed our character quite professionally to conform to Pepper’s representation.
- 5. Bryson to Clark Kent We failed to replicate Clark Kent through Bryson. Our reasons for this is because, last minute we decided that Bryson is knocked out after a seeing Jason and that Christina “saves” the day at the end by shooting him. We also failed to replicate the figure of superman, Powerful and Noble, whereas, Bryson is weak and vulnerable. One thing that was successful was replicate his image. Our character has dark hair and clothing just like Clark in the picture.