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This document discusses different screenshots from a film and how they may appeal to audiences. It analyzes how shots of a city street, actresses, a male character, an action scene, and the film's title could attract viewers by relating to their experiences, interests in genres like crime thrillers, or associations with colors and themes like danger, blood, and the unknown. The screenshots aim to appeal to audiences based on gender, settings, characters, and connections to other popular action films.
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Question 2
The media product challenges horror conventions by not including a killer slashing victims or possessions. Instead, it features a silent, vulnerable character who believes they are alone in an abandoned building at night. Unlike typical slasher films, it does not include graphic blood or a definitive death scene, leaving the ending open. While it borrows the common horror setting of an abandoned building at night to signify danger, it aims to make the audience more interactive by not being entirely passive like many films. Some horror conventions like ominous sounds are included, but the goal is to create something original rather than mimic mainstream horror films.
Question 2
The media product challenges horror conventions by not including a killer who slashes victims or a ghost/demon possession. Instead, the main character is vulnerable but silent with a sense of being alone. Unlike typical slasher films, there is no graphic blood or death scene, leaving an open ending. While the abandoned building setting and scary sound effects borrow from real horror films, the lack of an on-screen killing subverts expectations of the genre. Overall, the media product aims to be original and less passive than many horror films by avoiding cliches and forcing more audience interaction through its ambiguous conclusion.
Evaluation q2 and q3
The document discusses how a horror film opening sequence represents social groups through its characters. The male character's identity is kept secret and he is portrayed as very dangerous, in line with stereotypical horror genre conventions. The sequence presents an uneasy atmosphere and gender stereotypes, with the male as the antagonist and female as the weak victim. The document also notes that due to the opening sequence being based on an urban myth about the Slender Man, it could be distributed by a major Hollywood studio for a worldwide cinema release and merchandise opportunities.
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The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It focuses on representing teenagers, using them as main characters to appeal to a wide audience that can relate to the issues portrayed. Specifically, it features a group of British teenage friends dealing with independence without caution. While some stereotypes are followed, like a setting in the woods, others are subverted, such as having the protagonist and antagonist be different genders than typically seen in thrillers. The goal is to capture a realistic portrayal of rebellious yet respectful British teenage culture and appeal to audiences both within and outside the UK.
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The documentary focuses on missing people cases in Manchester that have not been highly publicized. It uses a narrative structure beginning with ominous CCTV footage and a missing person report to grab the audience's attention. It then provides facts and figures on famous missing person cases to show the wide scope before introducing the documentary's title. Family members and police are interviewed in their homes and offices to give a realistic tone and involve the viewer in the investigations. The editing and camera work create an unsettling atmosphere that leaves the viewer questioning what could have happened to the missing people.
Horror Film Poster Analysis
This poster summarizes the slasher horror film "The Purge" through its visual elements and taglines. The poster prominently features the antagonist wearing a disturbing mask, indicating this is a slasher film where the killer wears a mask. The tagline "All crime is legal for 12 hours" conveys the film's premise of an annual event where all laws are suspended. Additional text encourages viewers to "Survive the night" and use the hashtag to spread awareness on social media. Overall the poster follows horror conventions through its dark color scheme, masked antagonist, and promotion of violence, death, and danger to intrigue audiences.
Textual analysis
The document provides a detailed analysis of 9 shots from the trailer for the psychological thriller film "Hide and Seek". Key details include:
- Shot 1 establishes the new home and family seeking a fresh start with high key lighting and peaceful music.
- Shot 2 introduces the daughter character in her bedroom with low key lighting and a conversation with her father about making a new friend, "Charlie".
- Shot 3 shows the bathroom and builds tension with darker lighting, faster cuts, and louder non-diegetic sounds.
- The analysis concludes the trailer effectively establishes the film's genre, leaves questions about "Charlie" unanswered, and aims to attract audiences aged 16-30 with its mystery and tension.
The shining trailer analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes shots from the trailer of "The Shining". The first shot depicts an empty snowy landscape under a bridge, creating a sense of isolation and suspense. The second shot shows a silhouette of a man holding an axe, drawing attention to him as a potential threat. The third shot depicts a close-up of a frightened child's face, subverting the horror trope of children being the cause of fear rather than the subject of it.
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This document discusses horror movie tropes and paradigms that will be incorporated into a student film trailer. It explores including teenagers as main characters to appeal to younger audiences, as seen in popular slasher films like Scream and Halloween. Isolated settings like corridors are discussed to generate fear, as well as including chase scenes, figures in dark clothing, screaming, and references to well-known horror theories. The trailer aims to include these elements to establish the slasher genre and create an unsettling atmosphere for viewers.
Mediaaaa
This document contains summaries of movie posters:
1) The "Across the Hall" poster shows a man peering in fear around a wall at a blurred figure, suggesting it is a thriller about discovering what is across the hall.
2) The "I'm Here" poster depicts two animated characters of different genders, portraying it as an animated love story about what happened to make the characters unhappy.
3) The "George Lucas in Love" poster shows the main character in layers, implying the film portrays George Lucas's story in many action-packed stages, with similarities to Star Wars characters.
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This document discusses settings, narratives, characters, and iconography for the genres of thriller and romance films. It provides examples of how settings like alleys and houses can convey thriller themes through darkness and vulnerability. Romance genres commonly use daytime settings like beaches and parks to portray happiness. The narrative may include flashbacks and non-chronological storytelling for thrillers or show the perspectives of the protagonist and antagonist meeting in romance. Common thriller icons include weapons and confined spaces while romance uses gifts and candlelit settings to convey affection.
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 summarizes the student's experiments with filming, editing, and audio for a short film project. In filming experiments, the student found that close-ups worked well to show expression, while medium shots provided location context. However, handheld camerawork during one shot made the movement distracting. When editing, organizing footage helped identify missing shots and effects to add. However, the student needs more practice with video effects. For audio experiments, listing needed sounds and mimicking character footsteps aided realistic synchronization, but the student intends to create more original effects for their final project.
Individual Initial Task - Sabrina pinnu
The document discusses plans for an opening scene for a romantic thriller film. It will begin with an establishing shot of a suburban house with the door slightly ajar. Shots will show signs of violence inside like blood stains and a child's bloody hand sticking out of a couch. The main character, a woman, will be shown crying and distraught, sitting on the floor. Low saturation and emphasis on the color red will create tension and mystery. The opening scene will end with the woman waiting outside for police to arrive and confess to a murder. The goal is to hint at the story while maintaining an air of mystery.
Fmp research main
This document provides an analysis of three existing horror/thriller short films and credits sequences that could serve as inspiration for the author's own short film project. Existing product one is a 2-minute YouTube short film titled "2AM: The Smiling Man" that follows a protagonist stalked by a strange smiling man. Existing product two is another YouTube short film titled "The Smiling Man" about a little girl confronted by a killer clown figure. Existing product three analyzes the opening credits sequence from the 2009 film "Watchmen" that uses stylized photographic stills to convey the history and evolution of its characters. The document examines the story, genre, techniques, characters, and design elements of each sample to identify useful
Fmp research main
This document provides an analysis of the horror, thriller, and slasher genres. It examines the psychographic, age, gender, ethnicity, and social grading of typical audiences for these genres. It also analyzes two existing horror short films. The first short film, "2AM: The Smiling Man," tells the story of a man followed by a strange smiling man at night. Shots are used to convey the protagonist's fear and perspective. The second short film also involves a smiling man threatening a young girl. Both films have explorers as their psychographic due to their discovery on YouTube.
Fmp research main
This document provides an analysis of the horror, thriller, and slasher genres. It examines the psychographic, age, gender, ethnicity, and social grading of typical audiences for these genres. It also analyzes two existing horror short films. The first short film, "2AM: The Smiling Man," tells the story of a man followed by a strange smiling man at night. Shots are used to convey the protagonist's fear and perspective. The second short film also involves a smiling man threatening a young girl. Both films have explorers as their psychographic due to their discovery on YouTube.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses feedback received on a film noir project's opening scene from its target audience on social media. The summaries are:
1) The feedback suggests the film was successful in appealing to both male and female audiences by making the genre more modern and relatable while retaining classic noir elements.
2) Respondents said they would watch the full film despite not normally preferring the genre, indicating the opening intrigued them.
3) Having diverse main characters further helped engagement and relatability with young, modern audiences.
Pitch Presentation | The Girl in Red
This document outlines a film idea combining the romance and thriller genres. It follows a female protagonist who witnesses a murder committed by the male antagonist in the woods. They later meet in school and fall in love. The antagonist later confesses to the murder, creating conflict. The trailer will feature the woods scene, their growing romance, and the confession to build intrigue. It discusses marketing the film through reviews, posters, and targeting both romance and thriller audiences aged 15-24 with a focus on the color red throughout.
Film poster conventions and noir
The conventions of a film poster, how I've implemented those into my coursework, and the conventions of noir and how they've been implemented also.
Poster analysis
The film poster uses various techniques to attract audiences and convey key information about the film without revealing too much of the plot. It prominently features the director and lead actor to leverage their fame and credibility. Mysterious elements like the characters' facial expressions and a strange figure create curiosity about the narrative. Bold use of color and typography make visual elements stand out. Together these summarize the essence of the film without giving away its secrets.
Poster analysis
The film poster uses various techniques to attract audiences and convey key information about the film without revealing too much of the plot. It prominently features the director and lead actor to leverage their fame and credibility. Mysterious elements like the characters' facial expressions and a strange figure create curiosity about the narrative. Bold use of color and typography make visual elements stand out. Together these summarize the essence of the film without giving away its secrets.
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- 1. This screenshot is of a general location of a road/street. This appeals to an audience mainly based in the city as they can relate to the street city environment either during the day or in the night. This environment also gains personal references as they are generally placed with houses/homes. This screenshot is of our 4 actresses, we believe that their appearance will appeal to mainly a male audience as they may be attracted to some of them. Also, a female audience may want to watch the film due to how they can relate to the actresses in terms of appearance, personality and emotions.
- 2. This screenshot is of the only male character in our opening sequence; we think that this will appeal to a male audience as some can relate to the power that he has to a certain extent. Also he is wearing a hoodie and black trousers therefore stereotypically relating to male youths. Also, the serial killer side to this character attracts an audience who are into crime thriller genres and mystery of the unknown. This will hopefully attract them to see our film. This screenshot is of one out of four slow motion running/action scenes in our opening sequence, the action will appeal to the target audience as it shows clear links to other enjoyable films that include action shots such as: 1. Batman 2. Inception 3. Captain America 4. Need For Speed 5. Sky Fall
- 3. This screenshot is of our title, we feel that the colouring adds a sense of danger as scarlet red is typically associated with blood, heat and rage . Also the black background adds a sense of the unknown as the colour black is associated with the dark which people generally are afraid of as it is an example of the unknown as they cannot see who/what is in front of them.