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The document outlines plans for a psychological thriller film. It will feature a hooded figure who terrorizes individuals alone, driving them to paranoia and eventually suicide. This plot meets conventions of the genre and will disturb audiences. The narrative will begin when the protagonist sees the figure outside, gripping viewers immediately. Mood will start normally and shift to eerie and tense when the antagonist appears through lighting and sound changes. Mystery and confusion created through camerawork and setting are intended to grab and maintain audience attention.
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1) The film will be a psychological thriller focusing on two friends, Benjie and Lucy, who go missing in the woods.
2) Benjie wakes up alone with blood on his hands and no memory of what happened to Lucy.
3) He develops photos from that day hoping for clues, but begins experiencing hallucinations and paranoia about Lucy's disappearance.
How does my media product develop or challenge
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1) The film will be a psychological thriller focusing on two friends, Benjie and Lucy, who go missing in the woods.
2) Benjie wakes up alone with blood on his hands and no memory of what happened to Lucy.
3) He develops photos from that day hoping for clues, but begins experiencing hallucinations and paranoia about Lucy's disappearance.
How does my media product develop or challenge
The document analyzes conventions of the psychological thriller genre that are present or challenged in the filmmaker's media product. It finds that the film follows many conventions, such as featuring a protagonist with a psychological illness, death and mourning as themes, and showing the disequilibrium of the narrative through clues and calculations by the protagonist. Some conventions not followed include lack of special effects and institutional branding. The filmmaker aims to develop genre conventions while crafting an original story.
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Textual analysis
The document analyzes the opening title sequence of the film "Before I Go to Sleep." It summarizes:
1) The title sequence uses shaky camera work, low lighting, and minimalist titles to set an atmospheric and suspenseful tone without any sound initially.
2) It then cuts to a character staring at the camera, introducing diegetic sounds of breathing and a clock to convey her confusion while revealing little information.
3) A point-of-view shot suggests she is not alone in bed, allowing the audience to see her feelings and surroundings through close-ups while still providing little context.
4) The opening successfully builds tension and suspense by playing with psychological themes through the
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Evaluation question 1
This document summarizes the key frames in the opening of a thriller media product. The frames establish the production company, introduce the main character typing a mysterious message, show the message being nervously delivered, and build suspense as another character breaks into a home to steal the letter after seeing the recipient read it. Tension mounts as the frame concludes with the intruder calmly leaving with the secret message, leaving the audience unsure of what dangers the stolen letter poses. The frames utilize lighting, camera angles, and shot composition to develop suspense and mystery around the message's contents in a way that challenges conventions by not revealing crucial details.
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The document outlines Harry's initial plans for his filmmaking project. He proposes creating a video trailer for either a drama storyline, new TV comedy, or sequel to his music video without music. The intended audience is teenagers and adults aged 13 to death. Harry wants the tone, mood, and style to be funny and humorous with bright colors, closeups, and distance shots. Key influences on his project include characters from The Big Bang Theory, Blackadder, and Fawlty Towers that he finds funny and recognizable.
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Question 1
The document summarizes how the film opening uses and develops conventions of the thriller genre. It introduces the protagonist, an innocent girl, and antagonist, a mysterious man stalking her, in typical thriller ways. Various elements of the opening, like the isolated setting, camera work, and music, emulate conventions seen in other thrillers. While adhering to many genre norms, some aspects, like the credit font, challenge conventions to create intrigue and suspense for the audience.
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3. Analysis of genre conventions like mystery, mental instability, and unclear identities common in psychological thrillers.
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Evaluation question two
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The document analyzes the opening title sequence of the film "Before I Go to Sleep." It summarizes:
1) The title sequence uses shaky camera work, low lighting, and minimalist titles to set an atmospheric and suspenseful tone without any sound initially.
2) It then cuts to a character staring at the camera, introducing diegetic sounds of breathing and a clock to convey her confusion while revealing little information.
3) A point-of-view shot suggests she is not alone in bed, allowing the audience to see her feelings and surroundings through close-ups while still providing little context.
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This is the pitch we made for our opening scene.
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The fact we had good detail
They liked the genre and concept we had
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This document summarizes the key frames in the opening of a thriller media product. The frames establish the production company, introduce the main character typing a mysterious message, show the message being nervously delivered, and build suspense as another character breaks into a home to steal the letter after seeing the recipient read it. Tension mounts as the frame concludes with the intruder calmly leaving with the secret message, leaving the audience unsure of what dangers the stolen letter poses. The frames utilize lighting, camera angles, and shot composition to develop suspense and mystery around the message's contents in a way that challenges conventions by not revealing crucial details.
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The title sequence of The Sixth Sense is unusual in that it begins with the titles before any footage. The black and white color scheme uses black to represent danger and death, and white possibly hints at the supernatural. If white represents innocence, the increasing presence of black suggests innocence giving way. The sequence follows a typical hierarchy, listing the main star first. Non-diegetic music builds tension and signals the thriller/horror genre. The instrumental climaxes on the title, scaring viewers and highlighting the film's importance. Footage appears three minutes in, starting with a long shot of a woman emerging from darkness.
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The document outlines Harry's initial plans for his FMP project, which is to create a video trailer for a new TV comedy show. Harry chose this project because he is inspired by comedies like The Big Bang Theory and wants to build his filmmaking skills. The intended audience is teenagers and adults aged 13-30. Harry created a mood board to inspire his project, drawing on the styles of characters from shows like The Big Bang Theory and Blackadder. Key influences on his project will be the characters Sheldon Cooper, Officer Crabtree from Allo Allo, and Basil Fawlty.
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The opening scene of Skyfall uses dark lighting to create mystery and suspense for the audience. Though the silhouette of the main character is shown, poor lighting means they cannot be clearly seen, adding to the intrigue. As the scene continues, more of James Bond is revealed in the dim light, including a gun in his hand, indicating it is an action movie. While more light enters in a following shot, details are still obscured to keep elements of mystery. The character is seen pointing a gun at someone, confirming the action genre. Through deliberate use of lighting and props like guns, the directors aimed to establish tension and intrigue around the characters and plot.
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A woman wakes up each day with no memory of her past. She is being used by a man for biological experiments without her knowledge. Another man is trying to save her, but she is unsure whether to trust him or the man experimenting on her. Through flashbacks and clues, she pieces together the truth and works with the other man to kill the one experimenting on her. They fall in love in the process.
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Ideas of thrillers
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The document outlines Harry's initial plans for his filmmaking project (FMP). He proposes creating a video trailer for either a drama storyline, new TV comedy, or sequel to his music video without music. The intended audience is teenagers and adults aged 13 to death. Harry wants to pursue a career in film/video editing and feels this project will help him learn and build skills. He plans for the trailer to have a funny, humorous tone and bright, colorful style using close-ups and distance shots. Key influences on the project include characters from shows like The Big Bang Theory and Blackadder that have big personalities.
1. initial plans
The document outlines Harry's initial plans for his filmmaking project. He proposes creating a video trailer for either a drama storyline, new TV comedy, or sequel to his music video without music. The intended audience is teenagers and adults aged 13 to death. Harry wants the tone, mood, and style to be funny and humorous with bright colors, closeups, and distance shots. Key influences on his project include characters from The Big Bang Theory, Blackadder, and Fawlty Towers that he finds funny and recognizable.
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The document discusses potential film title ideas for a film about a mentally unstable orphan girl. The group proposes three titles: "Demented", "Raised by the Voices", and "Least Expected". Audience feedback on the titles is gathered, with some preferring "Demented" for its clarity and "Least Expected" for its intrigue. However, the group ultimately decides on "Raised by the Voices" as the title since it most intriguingly introduces the unseen force controlling the girl.
Question 1
The document summarizes how the film opening uses and develops conventions of the thriller genre. It introduces the protagonist, an innocent girl, and antagonist, a mysterious man stalking her, in typical thriller ways. Various elements of the opening, like the isolated setting, camera work, and music, emulate conventions seen in other thrillers. While adhering to many genre norms, some aspects, like the credit font, challenge conventions to create intrigue and suspense for the audience.
Draft two planning
This document contains planning details for a short film, including:
1. A timeline that outlines 8 scenes moving between present time conversations and flashbacks of stalking.
2. Inspiration taken from films like Hard Candy, Misery, and The Social Network that involve themes of obsession, manipulation, and social media.
3. Analysis of genre conventions like mystery, mental instability, and unclear identities common in psychological thrillers.
4. Considerations for the target audience of 15-25 year olds interested in social media and how the film constructs suspense through its editing, music, and genre conventions.
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- 3. Plot for the film and why We have decided that our film will include as its main feature, a reoccurring figure of a hooded person who terrorises individuals when they are alone by making them paranoid enough to cause a mental breakdown and eventually suicide. We have decided on this because it is a cold narrative and quite disturbing which is effective if we want to meet the conventions of the genre.
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- 5. When does the narrative begin? Our narrative will begin when our main protagonist looks out the window and sees the figure. This is because we want to grip the attention of the viewer very easy and get them straight into the storyline instead of watching lots of needless sub-plots waiting for the narrative to begin.
- 6. How will your product introduce everything? The narrative will be introduced early on when our character sees the figure. The characters are automatically introduced when the narrative is because the opening scenes show all the characters and it starts in the main location. We have done this so the film doesn’t take a while to set the scene and so it can get straight into the main plot.
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