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The document discusses choosing the idea of bulimia over anorexia for the opening sequence of a film. Bulimia was chosen instead of anorexia to avoid any nudity, and friends who are skinny agreed to portray bulimia. The genres of drama, thriller, and addiction drama were selected to realistically portray emotions surrounding bulimia and create mystery and tension for audiences.
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The target audience for the film is 15-30 year olds as eating disorders typically affect this age group. Most audience members felt the idea of a model struggling with bulimia for a drama was good. All audience members enjoyed how the opening sequence built mystery by ending with the main character on a bridge.
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The document outlines ideas for an opening sequence about a girl struggling with bulimia who goes on a strict diet to get into university but ends up making herself sick after eating and losing a dangerous amount of weight before seeking help. It proposes showing the girl looking in the mirror critically, making herself vomit, and depicting her body disorder to convey the inner turmoil of bulimia.
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Melane walks home from school and eats alone in her kitchen. She compares her body to models in her bedroom and cries, making herself vomit in the bathroom. Melane then takes a bath.
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1. In progressing from the preliminary task to the full product, we've gained valuable experience developing our story and creative vision. We've improved our skills in areas like scriptwriting, shot composition, sound design, and working as a team.
2. Our opening sequence utilized conventions of drama films through techniques like suspenseful music, ambiguous endings, and close-ups to convey emotion. At the same time, we experimented with unconventional elements like the mysterious final shot to challenge expectations.
3. We aimed to attract a mature audience interested in thought-provoking drama by crafting a sequence that builds intrigue through subtle clues and leaves many questions unanswered.
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Here are the interviews I conducted with potential target audiences for feedback on the opening sequence:
1. Catalin Nastasia, 18, Male, Romania
2. Rebecca Dan, 22, Female, UK
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5. Alexandra Ionescu, 21, Female, Romania
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The document outlines the requirements to reach the target level of "GREEN B-A" which includes completing sections on film theory, exploring different films, choosing a film of analysis, and analyzing the film's genre, subgenre, conventions, and how it relates to audience and film theories. It provides details about the chosen film My Sister's Keeper, analyzing its genre as drama and tragedy, conventions it uses, and how it relates to various film theories. The document demonstrates applying film analysis concepts to break down the chosen film.
Research and planning draft 3
Here are some films that could provide inspiration for our genre (drama/thriller) and subgenre (addiction drama) of bulimia:
- To the Bone (2017) - Directly deals with a young woman's struggle with anorexia. Could inspire realistic portrayal of the condition.
- Thinspiration (2017) - Explores impact of pro-anorexia websites and social media on teenagers. Relevant to social pressures faced by our character.
- All the Bright Places (2020) - Romantic drama about two teens dealing with mental health issues. Could inspire emotional storytelling.
- Perfect (2004) - Thriller about a ballerina with an eating disorder. Demon
Draft 6 part 1
The document discusses various genres of drama including comedy-drama, historical drama, romance, crime drama, and tragedy. It then lists some common themes in drama such as alcoholism, class division, drug addiction, violence against women, and corruption. The final section discusses why the group chose the drama and thriller genres for their opening sequence about a model struggling with bulimia.
Opening sequence draft2 together
The opening sequence shows a girl named Sam putting on makeup happily in the bathroom mirror. She leaves the bathroom and walks toward her boyfriend Neil in the living room, asking how she looks. Neil looks at her with disgust and shame. The sequence establishes that Sam is in a relationship with the possessive Neil, who does not approve of her wearing makeup.
Research and planning final draft group
1) Delia's idea involves a teen pregnancy storyline where a girl discovers she is pregnant after a party. She has flashbacks to her parents arguing and is scared to keep the baby due to her family. There will also be a flashforward showing her pregnant and her family blaming her.
2) The ideas presented involve emotional themes like teen pregnancy, drug addiction, and eating disorders that characters must deal with.
3) Anna's strongest idea shows a girl struggling with an eating disorder, where she refuses food, makes herself throw up, and looks at skinny models before entering a bath fully clothed.
Research and planning final draft group
1) Delia's idea involves a teen pregnancy storyline where a girl discovers she is pregnant after a party. She has flashbacks to her parents arguing and is scared to keep the baby due to her family. There will also be a flashforward showing her pregnant and her family blaming her.
2) The ideas presented involve emotional themes like teen pregnancy, drug addiction, and eating disorders that characters must deal with.
3) Anna's strongest idea shows a girl struggling with an eating disorder, where she refuses food, makes herself throw up, and looks at skinny models before entering a bath fully clothed.
Task 12 opening sequence draft 1
The document describes the key steps in developing a psychological thriller film. It begins with establishing the main character as a law student who becomes unexpectedly pregnant and faces disapproval from her mother and friend. In an emotionally charged moment after an argument, she is struck by a car and wakes up with amnesia. To regain her memories and understand her current situation, she must find her diary that documents the events leading up to the accident. The opening scene would set up this dilemma for the main character and disruption of her life that drives the narrative.
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The opening sequence shows a young woman named Sam applying makeup in the bathroom mirror. She smiles at her reflection and leaves the bathroom. In the living room, she smiles and asks her boyfriend Neil how she looks, hoping for a compliment. However, Neil looks at her with disgust and shame, indicating he does not approve of her wearing makeup.
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The document discusses the key elements and steps involved in making films. It begins by defining what a film is and describes how films give the illusion of movement through a series of still or moving images. It then lists the typical five steps involved in film production as development, pre-production, production, post-production, and distribution. Finally, it provides definitions for psychological thriller films and some common devices and techniques used in this genre.
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The document outlines ideas for an opening sequence about a girl struggling with bulimia who goes on a strict diet to get into university but ends up making herself sick after eating and losing a dangerous amount of weight before seeking help. It proposes showing the girl looking in the mirror critically, making herself vomit, and depicting her body disorder to convey the inner turmoil of bulimia.
Paranoid personality disorder
A person describes living with paranoid personality disorder, which causes them to be suspicious of others and feel constantly watched or betrayed. This led them to isolate themselves, leaving college and living alone. Therapy helped them realize not everything is a threat and to open up more. Now they still have symptoms but have learned to appreciate relationships rather than living in constant fear.
Research and planning draft 3
The document outlines ideas for drama narratives focusing on emotional themes and characters dealing with conflicts. It discusses genres of drama such as crime drama, historical drama, tragedy, and comedy-drama.
It then provides ideas from four individuals. Vanessa's strongest idea involves a relationship dilemma between choosing a friend or lover. Andreea's strongest idea is about a girl who undergoes risky cosmetic surgery to get drug implants. Anna's strongest idea follows a girl developing an eating disorder. Delia's strongest idea has a girl waking up after a party and dealing with an unplanned pregnancy.
Research and planning final draft group
The document discusses genres and subgenres of drama. It lists characters dealing with emotional themes and who are in conflict as typical of certain genres. It then lists specific genres and subgenres of drama, including crime drama, historical drama, tragedy, comedy-drama, and romance.
Untitled presentation
Lexi Taylor is developing initial ideas for an independent film exploring mental health themes. The working titles consider issues like emptiness, hunger, and isolation. Lexi aims to tackle eating disorders and feelings of being alone in an interpretive, non-conventional style. Rather than a clear plot, the film may follow a girl who hides from society due to feeling like a "freak," shown through a sequence of long shots. Alternatively, it could portray different people's relationships with food to both educate viewers and avoid stigmatizing those with eating disorders.
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This document provides details for a 5-minute drama about a teenage girl named Kayla who struggles with bipolar disorder. It includes a character biography of Kayla outlining her traumatic childhood, a statement of intent from the writer discussing their experience with mental illness, and an initial storyline where Kayla receives a breakup text and spirals out of control, attempting suicide twice. Photographs of proposed costumes, props, and locations are presented along with draft scripts, storyboards, and production schedules to bring the short film to life.
HOW DOES YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT REPRESENT PARTICULAR SOCIAL GROUPS
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Task 4 - 2 Short Film Ideas
This short film tells the story of Amelia, who finds comfort through anonymous encouraging post-it notes on her locker from a secret admirer after facing problems at home. As she receives more notes that lift her mood, she becomes curious to find out who the sender is. It turns out to be her new classmate Charlie, who asks her to the prom. The film will rely heavily on camera work and cinematography to convey emotion without dialogue. It aims to show how a small act of kindness can help someone through difficult times.
Short film pitch
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Here are potential responses to the evaluation questions:
1. In progressing from the preliminary task to the full product, we've gained a deeper understanding of the full process involved - from developing the concept and script, to storyboarding, shooting, editing, adding sound/music, and finalizing credits/titles. We've also learned the importance of audience feedback and refinement based on testing our work.
2. Our opening sequence utilized conventions of film openings like establishing shots, character introductions, building intrigue. We also experimented with techniques like close-ups, music/sound choices, and ending on a cliffhanger moment.
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