The document discusses stereotypes used in the opening sequence of a thriller film. It describes having a young female protagonist who is vulnerable and alone in her home as stereotypical of a victim character. A male antagonist following typical villainous stereotypes would enter the home, playing the role of the mystery kidnapper or threat. Feedback could address providing more depth to the characters beyond these stereotypes.

1. Billie May Mason

2.  Stereotype of a woman victim
 Young and vulnerable
 Opposite characteristics of the
anagonist

3.  Stereotype of male
antagonist
 Male stereotype of being the
villain of thriller films
 Opposite characteristics of
the protaganist

4.  Vulnerable in a wide open
house
 Stereotype of female victim
 In the house alone
 Antagonist is a male

5.  Female
protagonist/victim
 Vulnerability in a
shower
 Mystery male
antagonist

6.  Male antagonist
 Vulnerable teenage
victim male and female
 Dark mysterious lighting
in the movie

7. Our thriller opening , Intruder, uses
the main aspect of stereotyping in a
film sequence. Ages ; Use of typical
young girl. Mise-en-scene; home
alone vulnerable within her own
house, a mystery male antagonist
enters, a villain and kidnapper.
Negative feedback could be a more
detailed view of social groups of
“stereotyping” and more thought
in the characters playing the roles
of the protagonist and the
antagonist.