The document discusses aspects of a film that make it a science fiction horror genre piece. It identifies elements like the alien/stalker character, intense music and sound effects, different camera angles, and warning signs. While the film is not directly based on any other work, it shares some key features with films like Alien and The Slender Man, such as an alien antagonist and unexpected plotlines. However, it also challenges some genre conventions by being filmed during the daytime, including shots of nature, and having a non-stereotypical alien appearance.

1. QUESTION ONE: IN WHAT WAYS
DOES YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT USE
AND DEVELOP OR CHALLENGE
FORMS AND CONVENTIONS OF
REAL MEDIA PRODUCTS?
By Lauren Eccles

2. WHAT MAKES MY FILM SCI-FI HORROR?
Multiple aspects of my film make it a sci-fi horror,
such as:
 The alien/stalker
 The Intense music and sound effects
 The different types of angles
 The Smoke and Science Lab
 The keep out and warning signs
 Screaming

3. IS IT LIKE OTHER FILMS?
Our film is not intended to be like any other film
and isn’t to my knowledge. However it meets key
features such that are included in films like Alien
and The Slender Man. Features such as:
 An Alien/Stalker
 Unexpected storylines
 Intense Music
 Mysterious effects

4. ASPECTS OF MY FILM DIFFERENT TO THE
GENRE SCI-FI HORROR
My Film purposely changes and develops things in
the Genre such as:
 Filmed in the daylight
 Shows clips of flowers and a house in the
daylight
 Alien doesn’t look like the stereotypical alien.