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This document discusses plans to combine action and crime genres in a film to make it more interesting and attract a wider audience. It will use techniques like inter-cutting, split screens, match cuts, and shot-reverse-shot editing to build tension. The plot will involve detectives trying to catch burglars but ending up at the wrong place, keeping the true outcome ambiguous until the end. Music, fonts and colors were chosen to set the mood and tone. Unlike typical films in these genres, the main characters committing the crimes will be female to appeal to more female viewers.
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Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real thriller films. It uses mysterious elements like a necklace and obscured antagonist to create intrigue. Quick shots and static editing are used to build tension, as seen in films like The Pact. The teaser trailer starts with continuity editing but speeds up to a montage of quick shots. Sound and music also build anxiety and pressure. The titles and typography take inspiration from thriller films like Insidious and The Pact to convey a dark, unsettling atmosphere. Showing the antagonist is meant to leave a lasting, terrifying impression.
Evaluation on techniqual skills
Our teaser trailer follows conventions of existing romantic genre trailers to appeal to our target audience. We used close-up shots to emphasize emotion, whip pans to suggest a dreamy atmosphere, and two shots to indicate relationships between characters. The settings, props, colors, clothing, and lighting were chosen based on romantic genre conventions to help audiences identify the genre. Soft, slow editing and blurred backgrounds were used to build a wistful atmosphere, while upbeat music emphasized emotions and supported the acting. Sound effects helped build settings and create realism.
Teen thriller films research
This document summarizes and analyzes the posters and trailers for several teen thriller films. For the Nightcrawler poster, it notes the dark monotone colors and how the red car stands out, possibly representing blood and death. For the Gone Girl poster, it discusses the sans-serif writing, clouds and eyes in the background symbolizing a woman watching over the man, and his disoriented body position implying a lost life. For the Now You See Me trailer, it outlines the fast pace from many jump cuts and blackouts, and how much of the plot is revealed. For the Equalizer trailer, it highlights the slower but intensifying music, many blackouts creating suspense, and fade edits and close ups building intensity
Production
On November 9, 2012, the group filmed a news scene in a busy location to make it look realistic, taking different roles such as directing, filming, and setting up equipment. They shot from multiple angles to find the best background setting. The only issues were ambient noise and people talking in the background, which made the scene less effective.
On November 16, they re-shot most scenes to better match thriller and action genres. They filmed a dramatic scene of a stalker behind the main character looking at diamonds, highlighting dramatic irony and mystery. They got the needed medium shots but unfortunately good photos taken for a magazine cover were deleted from the computer.
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The lighting creates a gloomy, nighttime atmosphere that isolates the characters and makes them vulnerable. Shots of a romantic dinner establish the couple's tranquility before danger intrudes. Fast editing cuts between disturbing images to overwhelm the audience with tension. Handheld camera work and shots of the unseen antagonists behind the protagonists increase the audience's fear for the couple's safety.
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The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real thriller films. It uses mysterious elements like a necklace and obscured antagonist to create intrigue. Quick shots and static editing are used to build tension, as seen in films like The Pact. The teaser trailer starts with continuity editing but speeds up to a montage of quick shots. Sound and music also build anxiety and pressure. The titles and typography take inspiration from thriller films like Insidious and The Pact to convey a dark, unsettling atmosphere. Showing the antagonist is meant to leave a lasting, terrifying impression.
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Our teaser trailer follows conventions of existing romantic genre trailers to appeal to our target audience. We used close-up shots to emphasize emotion, whip pans to suggest a dreamy atmosphere, and two shots to indicate relationships between characters. The settings, props, colors, clothing, and lighting were chosen based on romantic genre conventions to help audiences identify the genre. Soft, slow editing and blurred backgrounds were used to build a wistful atmosphere, while upbeat music emphasized emotions and supported the acting. Sound effects helped build settings and create realism.
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Evaluation q1
This document discusses how a media product uses conventions of real thriller films in its opening sequence. It uses a dark background and non-diegetic music for the title to set an eerie tone. For the antagonist character, it uses slow footsteps, handcuffs, and spotlights to indicate he is dominant and has done something wrong. For the protagonist, it uses brighter clips, fragility, and injury to show she is not the villain. It includes close-ups of the characters to provide insight but not reveal too much. It also uses slow fades between clips rather than quick cuts to increase tension. The document analyzes how these techniques develop and challenge conventions of the thriller genre.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses various techniques used in the opening of a crime/action thriller film to engage the audience. It describes using a toy gun and headset to signify the genre. Fast-paced music was chosen to match other action films and keep the opening energetic. Text was included to clearly establish the time and setting. Split screen editing allowed multiple events to be shown simultaneously and maintain pace. The unique selling point of having female leads in action roles challenges stereotypes and makes the film more interesting to wider audiences.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses various techniques used in the opening of a crime/action thriller film to engage the audience. It describes using a toy gun and headset to signify the genre. Fast-paced music was chosen to match other action films and keep the opening energetic. Text was included to clearly establish the time and setting. Split screen editing allowed multiple events to be shown simultaneously and maintain pace. The unique selling point of having female leads in action roles challenges stereotypes and makes the film more interesting to wider audiences.
Editing
Whilst editing their opening sequence for a film project, the student and their group added sound effects like police sirens and dialogue to set the scene and create atmosphere. They matched shots perfectly with soundtracks to engage the audience. They also used techniques like blurring shots, crossfading between shots, and manipulating colors and shadows to establish a dark, ominous tone and engage viewers.
Film opening evaluation
The document provides an analysis of a 2 minute 30 second film opening created for a media studies assignment. It uses flashbacks and lighting changes to hint that the main character is a killer and build mystery and tension. The film is intended to appeal to audiences who enjoy psychological thrillers through its unsettling editing style, atmospheric music, and unique camerawork that follows the character. The document discusses the film's representation of gender, its target adult audience, and the technical skills the creators learned in planning, filming, and editing the project.
A2 Media Evaluation
Here are the key steps I took in Adobe Premier Pro to edit my footage:
1. I imported all of my raw footage into Adobe Premier Pro using the "Import" function.
2. I used the "Razor Tool" to cut my footage into individual clips at the points I wanted.
3. I arranged the clips on the timeline in the order I wanted them to play using drag and drop.
4. I applied transitions such as "fade" between clips using options in the "Effects" panel.
5. I added audio tracks including music and sound effects, adjusting the volume as needed.
6. I colour corrected clips and added other visual effects like brightness/contrast adjustments
EVALUATION - Question 1 - In what ways does your film opening use, develop or...
The document discusses how the film opening uses conventions of the thriller genre in its use of sound, color, editing, text, lighting, mise-en-scene, and setting. It explores how the opening incorporates slow building music, low key lighting, minimal credits, props to convey plot points, and costumes to represent character nature. While following many conventions, it also challenges some like using simpler credits and starting with high key lighting then shifting to low key. The conclusion is that the opening successfully uses thriller conventions but also makes some original choices.
Film opening evaluation
The document provides an analysis of a 2 minute 30 second media product created by the student. It summarizes the key techniques used in the opening sequence including flashbacks showing death scenes, changing lighting, and unsettling editing with quick flashes and loud bangs during flashbacks. It also discusses the target audience as adults aged 18-30 who enjoy thrillers and psychological films. Skills learned during the project included planning, camera work, editing techniques like sound design, and creating a dark mysterious atmosphere through mise-en-scene and lighting.
How did you attract
The filmmakers aimed to attract a wider audience by subverting stereotypes in the action/crime genre. They created a film dominated by female characters who are fully covered, rather than using sexualized female characters. They also combined elements of action and crime genres to appeal to fans of both. The film features fast-paced, tense music created in GarageBand to draw viewers in. Neutral color schemes and edgy fonts were used to attract both male and female viewers. The film includes plot twists and cliffhangers, like revealing the police were mistaken about the burglars' location, to create excitement and make the story memorable.
Question 1 - Conventions
This document discusses the conventions used in creating a crime/thriller genre trailer. It describes using teenage characters rather than stereotypical strong males to add realism. Camera work included wide shots for context and a high angle shot to introduce innocent characters. Close-up shots and fast-paced editing kept viewers engaged. Sound incorporated background music that increased in pace with tension and voiceovers to provide context without revealing the full story. Overall, consistency across the trailer and ancillary products like fonts, lighting and dark tone helped viewers associate the products and understand the crime/thriller brand.
Film opening evaluation
The document provides an analysis of a 2 minute 30 second film opening created for a media studies assignment. It summarizes the techniques used, including flashbacks without narrative context to hint the main character is not who he appears. It discusses the target audience as adults aged 18-30 interested in thrillers and psychological drama. Distribution through Twisted Pictures is chosen for its experience with disturbing content similar to what is depicted.
Presentation1
This document discusses the conventions of the thriller genre that were incorporated into a student media project. It focuses on how the project challenged some typical conventions by not including a main protagonist and keeping the viewer guessing about the kidnapper's identity. A variety of camera shots, jump cuts, lighting effects and tension music were used to build suspense. Feedback from test viewers suggested improving the flow of the music to maintain interest. Overall, the document argues that the project successfully used and developed many conventions of the thriller genre.
Question 2. Media evaluation
The document discusses how the media product portrays certain social groups. It focuses on the representation of men, showing the protagonist in a way that supports stereotypes of men as dominant. Women are underrepresented as the genre typically focuses on dominant males. The sound design uses diegetic sounds of an urban environment to create realism and suspense. Editing techniques like jump cuts were used to resemble an action and adventure genre.
Trailer research
The document analyzes effective techniques used in horror movie trailers such as The Strangers, I Know What You Did Last Summer, and Scream. It discusses how the trailers build tension through editing, sound, lighting, title/text, and enigma. Specific techniques that will influence the authors' trailer include using fade to blacks, low key lighting, diegetic sounds, and not revealing the killer to build suspense. The goal is to engage and excite audiences through strategic use of these cinematic techniques.
Audience feedback and editing screencaps
This document discusses the editing progress of a trailer for a psychological horror film. It provides details on the establishing shots used at the beginning to set the scene and create suspense. Audience feedback indicated engagement could be increased by adding faster-paced teaser shots at the end and more shots of the villain. The feedback also highlighted gaps in character development and areas of the plot that needed clarification.
Suzy Neale's Evaluation
The document provides an analysis of the thriller film created by the student. It discusses the key elements incorporated from generic thriller conventions including an antagonist, mystery, suspense, and representation of social groups. It summarizes the filming and editing process, challenges encountered working with the group, and strengths and weaknesses of the equipment used. The student learned skills using editing software and reflects on how their skills and understanding of thrillers improved from the preliminary task.
A2 media evaluation: question one
The document discusses how the media product develops conventions of real psychological thriller trailers and films. It analyzed trailers like Gone Girl, Shutter Island, and The Machinist to understand common conventions. It aims to create suspense through a 1 minute 43 second run time, continuity editing showing desperate search for a missing person, montage editing showing time progression without revealing the plot. It uses fade to black transitions between clips to create intensity. Dialogue is used instead of voiceover to explain the narrative. The female protagonist's identity is kept mysterious through an establishing shot with her back to the audience, in contrast to Gone Girl revealing the protagonist. Props are shown ordinarily but their location creates intrigue. Overall, it challenges
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product develops conventions of real psychological thriller trailers and the genre. It analyzes trailers like "Gone Girl" to understand common elements. The media product uses editing techniques like continuity, montage and fades to black to highlight key parts of the narrative and create suspense. It incorporates dialogue and non-diegetic sound to set the atmosphere without revealing too much of the plot. Camerawork is used to portray the male protagonist as stressed while keeping the female protagonist's identity mysterious at first. Props are included to signify characters and generate intrigue about the narrative.
Evaluation task 5
The document discusses targeting different audience groups for a film project, including ravers aged 15-21, gamers aged 15-21, and crafty young adults aged 15-21 as the primary audience. The secondary audience is identified as those aged 30-37. Techniques are described for appealing to each group through shots, sound design, and use of technology.
As level critical analysis
The document provides details about the short film "The Sandwich". It begins with introducing the main character, a detective, and establishes the mystery genre. It discusses the filming techniques used like shots, angles, lighting and dubbing. It describes representing real-world issues like stress and social media usage. It discusses how the film engages audiences and would be distributed on platforms like Netflix and theaters. It reflects on how the production skills of the creator developed during making the film, learning aspects of screenwriting, storyboarding, cinematography and editing. Software, hardware and online tools used are also summarized.
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- 2. GENRE Action emphasis on exciting action sequence than on character development or story-telling. It includes fast-paced music and transitions to help keep the audience enthusiastic and involved - using a lot of adrenaline. Crime is aimed to produce fear and anticipating music is used to create mystery/tension. We have decided to make this into a hybrid because we see the potential into making it more interesting by combining 2 genres and there are also a lot of successful blockbuster films which also used this technique. For example, ‘The Dark Knight’ and ‘Batman Begins’. This way we will also attract a wider range of audience.
- 3. EDITING Inter- cut – help establish the situation at the time. This creates tension and makes audiences more engaged. It also makes the film not as boring to watch.
- 4. EDITING Split Screen – showing what is happening in two or more places with one screen to make it less confusing to understand the storyline.
- 5. EDITING Match on Action – to help create the sense of realism and that allow audience to believe/engage in the film.
- 6. EDITING Shot-Reverse-Shot – to show every character’s expressions and makes it easier for audiences to understand what is happening. Fast Cutting – builds up tension and implies the energy behind the burglars.
- 7. NARRATIVE To make our film more interesting, we needed to have some sort of twist. We did that by making it seem like the detectives are going to catch the burglars but in reality the detectives went to the wrong place. Throughout the whole thing, we haven’t made it clear until the end to build tension and create excitement.
- 8. GRAPHICS & SOUND We have chosen to use a fast-paced music as the genre is action, crime. We have created all of our music using the loops from Garage band. This help build the tension and further create curiosity. At the beginning we have also made it silent to get audiences’ attention. The fonts we have used are bold and rough therefore it is very unisex to attract both gender for our audience. The colours are also very neutral – black, grey, red, yellow, white to have a destroying effect as this is a crime film.
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