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The script is for a horror film involving 3 friends who take shelter in an abandoned building during a storm. Strange noises are heard and one friend is dragged away by an unseen force. The two remaining friends try to escape but the other is also pulled into the shadows. Later, one survivor is interviewed by police and describes how "the shadows have eyes." The script sets up the disappearance of the friends as they take refuge in a seemingly haunted location.
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This script is about 3 friends who take shelter in an abandoned building during a storm. Strange noises are heard and one friend disappears. The remaining two try to leave but the third is also pulled into the shadows. The script then flashes forward to an interrogation room where one of the surviving friends is recounting the events of that night to two officials. He nervously reveals that the shadows in the building had eyes.
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This script is about 3 friends who take shelter in an abandoned building during a storm. Strange noises are heard and one of the friends disappears. When the other two try to leave, the second friend is pulled into the shadows. The script then flashes forward to an interrogation room where one of the surviving friends is being questioned about what happened that night. He nervously reveals that the shadows in the building had eyes. The script sets up a mystery about what dangerous presence is in the abandoned building and what happened to the missing friends.
Script for film nocturnal eyes
1) Three friends - Tommy, Becky, and Jarett - take shelter from a storm in an abandoned old building in the forest.
2) Strange noises are heard and Tommy goes missing. Becky is suddenly pulled into the shadows as she and Jarett try to leave.
3) Jarett is found and brought in for questioning by police officers Tarran and Connor about what happened that night. He nervously reveals that "the shadows have eyes".
Screenshots from horror films introduction
The document summarizes and analyzes the opening shots of three horror films. For Scream, it notes the wide shot of the house containing a foreboding rope swing. For the second film, it describes a POV murder shot that zooms out to reveal a child as the killer. For Dawn of the Dead, it discusses a normal family going to bed followed by a wide shot of chaos on the streets the next day to establish the zombie apocalypse.
Media films screenshot analysis
The document summarizes the opening shots of three horror films. In Scream, a wide shot establishes the house and foreshadows a young girl's death by hanging on a rope swing. A POV shot then reveals a murder taking place and zooming out shows the murderer is a child. Dawn of the Dead starts with a normal family but the next morning a wide shot shows the extent of a zombie outbreak across the US through destroyed cars and people being chased.
Locations
The document discusses two film locations. The first is a house used as the killer's home, with shots kept inside to maintain mystery. Filming inside makes the house dark and eerie, implying killers could live anywhere. The second location is outside by a river under a bridge at dusk, when street lamps have turned on, providing dim lighting to scare viewers as victims are filmed under the yellow lights.
Movie script
A group of kids sneak into an abandoned prison at night. They explore the prison grounds, throwing rocks and wandering the buildings. One of the kids, Actor 2, becomes separated from the others and encounters an unknown character watching him in the dark. As Actor 2 tries to speak to the unknown character, the character slowly removes his hood, increasing the tension and uncertainty of the situation.
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This script is about 3 friends who take shelter in an abandoned building during a storm. Strange noises are heard and one friend disappears. The remaining two try to leave but the third is also pulled into the shadows. The script then flashes forward to an interrogation room where one of the surviving friends is recounting the events of that night to two officials. He nervously reveals that the shadows in the building had eyes.
Script for film
This script is about 3 friends who take shelter in an abandoned building during a storm. Strange noises are heard and one of the friends disappears. When the other two try to leave, the second friend is pulled into the shadows. The script then flashes forward to an interrogation room where one of the surviving friends is being questioned about what happened that night. He nervously reveals that the shadows in the building had eyes. The script sets up a mystery about what dangerous presence is in the abandoned building and what happened to the missing friends.
Script for film nocturnal eyes
1) Three friends - Tommy, Becky, and Jarett - take shelter from a storm in an abandoned old building in the forest.
2) Strange noises are heard and Tommy goes missing. Becky is suddenly pulled into the shadows as she and Jarett try to leave.
3) Jarett is found and brought in for questioning by police officers Tarran and Connor about what happened that night. He nervously reveals that "the shadows have eyes".
Screenshots from horror films introduction
The document summarizes and analyzes the opening shots of three horror films. For Scream, it notes the wide shot of the house containing a foreboding rope swing. For the second film, it describes a POV murder shot that zooms out to reveal a child as the killer. For Dawn of the Dead, it discusses a normal family going to bed followed by a wide shot of chaos on the streets the next day to establish the zombie apocalypse.
Media films screenshot analysis
The document summarizes the opening shots of three horror films. In Scream, a wide shot establishes the house and foreshadows a young girl's death by hanging on a rope swing. A POV shot then reveals a murder taking place and zooming out shows the murderer is a child. Dawn of the Dead starts with a normal family but the next morning a wide shot shows the extent of a zombie outbreak across the US through destroyed cars and people being chased.
Locations
The document discusses two film locations. The first is a house used as the killer's home, with shots kept inside to maintain mystery. Filming inside makes the house dark and eerie, implying killers could live anywhere. The second location is outside by a river under a bridge at dusk, when street lamps have turned on, providing dim lighting to scare viewers as victims are filmed under the yellow lights.
Movie script
A group of kids sneak into an abandoned prison at night. They explore the prison grounds, throwing rocks and wandering the buildings. One of the kids, Actor 2, becomes separated from the others and encounters an unknown character watching him in the dark. As Actor 2 tries to speak to the unknown character, the character slowly removes his hood, increasing the tension and uncertainty of the situation.
Karin fong presentation
Karin Fong is a director and designer based in New York City who studied art at Yale. She began her career animating for the TV show "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" Fong is drawn to work combining live action, design, and animation. The document discusses and provides links to two of Fong's title sequences: The Pink Panther 2 and The Mummy III: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor. It notes design elements and how the sequences set tones for the films. The document concludes with a catalog of some of Fong's other title sequence works from 1998 to 2011.
Film opening analysis
The document provides summaries of the opening scenes of four films:
1) Back to the Future establishes Marty McFly's character through his clothing and possessions like his skateboard and guitar. Important props like a plutonium box set up the plot.
2) Donnie Darko features a confused protagonist waking up on a road, establishing the strange tone. A whiteboard in his fridge hints he frequently goes missing.
3) Blade Runner begins in a dystopian future Los Angeles with explosions and a calm man watching, setting up conflict outside.
4) E.T. shows mysterious creatures in a forest at night, with one drawn to explore a city lights, setting up its desire to connect with
Analysis of Psycho
Psycho is analyzed as a 1960s thriller film known for its innovative techniques. The film begins with title sequences set to unsettling music, establishing the horror tone. It then shows an ordinary city scene and zooms into a hotel room containing a partially dressed couple, suggesting an intimate relationship. Their natural dialogue is interrupted by the returning ominous music cue as their discussion turns ominous.
Media studies question 1 (powerpoint)
The document summarizes how the media product followed conventions of psychological thrillers in its opening sequence, such as showing a hand under the bed. It also challenges some conventions, like revealing the murderer early. The sequence establishes an antagonist (the murderer), protagonist (man at the door), and enigma (who was killed). Mise-en-scene and soundtrack were used to further conventions. The setting in a sparsely populated area challenges conventions by creating a sense of isolation.
Production
The document provides a production schedule for filming a horror trailer over several dates. It details the times, actors, locations, and types of shots planned for each date to tell the story and build tension. Scenes will be filmed at a house and countryside road showing two main characters initially relaxing before one drives alone and strange events occur, isolating one character and leading to a climactic scene where the villain overpowers the others. The footage will then be reviewed and edited into a final teaser trailer.
Textual analysis of Se7en
- The film begins with bright colors representing hope but then gets darker representing the murder investigation. Morgan Freeman's character wears a white shirt representing power but a dark coat at the crime scene representing death. It is raining, representing sadness.
- Shots are used to analyze Freeman and Pitt's characters and the evidence, like a mid-shot showing blood on the wall. A close-up of a ticking device on Freeman's bedside implies he is running out of time. Changing camera angles in the opening represent different perspectives.
- The editing is quick, using jump cuts and cross-cutting, to set the thriller pace. Insert shots show significance of items like Freeman's keys. Synchronous sounds of keys
Goldeneye analysis
Goldeneye is a 1995 James Bond film directed by Albert J Broccoli. The film begins with iconic studio logos and Bond theme music. In the opening scene, Bond is seen jumping from the Hoover Dam while attached to a rope. He then meets with a Russian soldier in a bathroom. Bond later meets with Sean Bean's character and they sneak into an explosive storage facility occupied by armed Russian soldiers. A chase ensues where Bond pursues the enemies on a motorbike and manages to board their escaping plane before it explodes, allowing him to safely fly away as the title credits roll while listing the film's cast and crew.
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This film summary provides context and key details about the 2012 comedy film "Ted":
The film stars Mark Wahlberg as John Bennett, a man whose childhood wish for his teddy bear Ted to come to life is granted. Ted becomes John's best friend, though their friendship faces challenges. The film is directed by Seth MacFarlane and produced by Universal Studios. It uses CGI animation to bring Ted the teddy bear to life in a realistic way. The summary highlights details about the opening and closing scenes, including the use of establishing shots, dialogue, and special effects.
Location shots
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Sanctus script
The document provides a summary of the opening scenes of a horror film titled "Sanctus". It describes shots of a family photo being burned, a protagonist walking through a graveyard at night while being watched by an unseen presence, and returning home to find the burned photo intact with a cryptic message. The summary establishes the creepy, mysterious atmosphere and hints that the protagonist may have awakened something supernatural in the graveyard.
Question 3
This document considers potential media institutions and production companies that might be interested in distributing or producing the film described in the opening sequence. It suggests that the British writer and director James Watkins or director Danny Boyle may be interested in distributing the film due to their work in supernatural/horror genres and preference for films with plot twists. It also proposes that the Finnish production company Vertigo Productions or American company Blumhouse Productions may be interested in producing the film, as they have experience with independent and horror films respectively.
Our Thriller Film
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Genre conventions in film openings
The document discusses conventions in film openings, particularly for horror genre films. It provides examples from the opening of the film "Dawn of the Dead". Horror film openings often start out calm but then build suspense through establishing shots, main character introductions, and foreshadowing of the plot. They also use subtle cues like a film studio logo in blood to signal the genre. The opening of "Dawn of the Dead" effectively sets the scene and introduces characters before tension and suspense rise through gradual zooming and unsettling music that contrasts the initially peaceful imagery.
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Ghost - Script FINAL
GHOST is a perfectionist assassin who receives a new target from his handler NICKEL. He meticulously plans and follows the target, killing him at his home. However, the target's nephew KID witnesses the killing, forcing GHOST to decide whether to break his moral code against harming non-targets or risk being exposed. The summary establishes GHOST's character and perfectionist approach to assassinations, as well as the dilemma he faces with the nephew witnessing the killing.
Sanctus script
- The document is an excerpt from the script of a 4Brothers Productions horror film titled "Sanctus" starring Liam Monks and directed by Zack Moore and Aaron Randall.
- The protagonist walks through an overgrown graveyard and is chased by a mysterious camera. He returns home out of breath only to discover a cryptic message left on a burnt family photo, implying that he cannot kill what is already dead.
- The excerpt builds tension as the protagonist is followed in the graveyard and ends on a frightening note with the discovery of the message.
Trailer outline
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Cloverfield
The document provides an analysis of the opening 2 minutes of the film Cloverfield. It summarizes that the opening depicts found footage style camera recordings to make the events seem real. The titles claim the camera belongs to the U.S. government, indicating this is a serious national security issue. Tension is built through buzzing camera sounds and silence, as the audience is confused about what is happening. The opening shot introduces the main character in his wealthy New York apartment, with views of the city that will soon be destroyed by an alien monster.
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- The editing is quick, using jump cuts and cross-cutting, to set the thriller pace. Insert shots show significance of items like Freeman's keys. Synchronous sounds of keys
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Location shots
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The document provides a summary of the opening scenes of a horror film titled "Sanctus". It describes shots of a family photo being burned, a protagonist walking through a graveyard at night while being watched by an unseen presence, and returning home to find the burned photo intact with a cryptic message. The summary establishes the creepy, mysterious atmosphere and hints that the protagonist may have awakened something supernatural in the graveyard.
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This document considers potential media institutions and production companies that might be interested in distributing or producing the film described in the opening sequence. It suggests that the British writer and director James Watkins or director Danny Boyle may be interested in distributing the film due to their work in supernatural/horror genres and preference for films with plot twists. It also proposes that the Finnish production company Vertigo Productions or American company Blumhouse Productions may be interested in producing the film, as they have experience with independent and horror films respectively.
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- The protagonist walks through an overgrown graveyard and is chased by a mysterious camera. He returns home out of breath only to discover a cryptic message left on a burnt family photo, implying that he cannot kill what is already dead.
- The excerpt builds tension as the protagonist is followed in the graveyard and ends on a frightening note with the discovery of the message.
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2) Donnie Darko begins with Donnie waking on a road, confused in his pajamas. A whiteboard in his home suggests he frequently goes missing.
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4) E.T. shows a spaceship in the woods, creatures exploring with a red light identifying their hearts. One creature is intrigued
Christopher Nolan
Christopher Nolan is an English-American film director known for directing complex, plot-twist filled thrillers that explore human morality and memory. Some of his most famous and successful films include Dunkirk, The Dark Knight trilogy, Inception, and Memento. Nolan's films have grossed over $4.2 billion worldwide and received numerous Oscar nominations. Inception in particular fits the thriller genre through its complex storyline involving dreams and mind heists.
Lost Final script
Two males, Jack and Tom, wake up in a forest disoriented with no memory of how they got there. As they explore the forest to find clues, they hear strange noises and voices. Jack finds a broken mirror that triggers memories, while Tom finds an old teddy bear with similar effects. The two men call out to each other and reunite. While investigating more noises, a large animal jumps out at them, leaving their situation and surroundings still a mystery.
Camp out
Three friends go camping in the woods overnight without permission. One friend leaves the tent to use the bathroom and doesn't return. The other friend searches for him by following the ringing phone and finds it in the bushes. He discovers something frightening and runs back to the tent. He gets a text saying "look up bro" and screams when he sees something is in the tent with him.
Lost script draft 2
Two males, Jack and Tom, wake up in a forest disoriented with no memory of how they got there. As they explore the forest to find clues, they hear strange noises and voices. Jack finds a broken mirror that triggers memories, while Tom finds an old teddy bear with similar effects. The two men call out to each other and reunite. While investigating more noises together, a large animal jumps out at them, ending their exploration.
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The student completed the main coursework task for their A2 Media Studies class, demonstrating proficiency in technical skills like camera work, editing, and sound mixing. Their music video received positive feedback for beautiful shots, good use of locations and props, and a well-edited beat. The student showed basic ability in their digipack design with a fitting front and back but less creative inside images. Their poster displayed proficiency in technical skills with a design fitting the genre and band that clearly understood conventions.
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This document provides feedback on a student's pre-production work for a music video project. The teacher comments that the student's research and planning is generally good, but requires more detail in some areas. Specifically, the student needs to add a shotlist, more details on genre analysis and target audience, explanations for arrows on floorplans, more details on props and actors, and an equipment list. The student created an action plan to address these areas, but some improvements could still be made. The teacher awarded the work a final mark of 14 out of 20.
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Cameron Colquhoon received marks for their A2 coursework, including 14/20 for planning, 31/40 for their main construction task, 6/10 and 7/10 for ancillary construction tasks of a digipak and poster respectively. Their evaluation received 14/20. Overall they scored 72/100 and received a grade of B for demonstrating proficiency in technical skills and a good understanding of tasks and conventions through their video, packaging, and presentation of the project using various technologies.
Question 3 audience feedback
The document summarizes feedback received from an audience about a video the creator made. The feedback showed that the conventions used identified the genre as indie folk. While shots of the forest lacked color due to the genre, blurry shots hurt clarity. The audience responded positively to the masks and narrative themes of domestic violence. Areas for improvement included retaking shots for clarity, adjusting angles, and adding more light to wolf scenes. Overall, the feedback was constructive and confirmed the video generally conveyed its storyline well.
Question 3: Question 3: What have you learned from your audience feedback?
The document summarizes feedback received from an audience about a video the creator made. The feedback showed that the conventions used identified the genre as indie folk. Respondents overwhelmingly agreed the conventions were typical of the genre. The audience praised the masks and narrative as the best aspects. Areas identified for improvement included shot clarity, lighting, and reducing jumps between shots. The creator reflected that with better masks, lighting, and shot continuity, the narrative would be clearer.
Props and costume
This document outlines props and sets needed for a music video about domestic violence. It describes needing a wolf mask to represent the abuser hunting victims symbolized by deer. Scenes include a bedroom with a deer in the corner representing victimization, and a room with a wolf throwing objects as a deer-person sits in a chair, showing people consumed by domestic violence. Forest scenes are also needed to show wolves chasing deer. Actors include people to play wolves and deer, and main actors Connor, Ella, Eleanor, and Ben who can effectively portray relationships.
Equipment list
The creator will use a Canon 600D camera to film their music video, which will provide good quality shots outdoors to effectively convey the narrative linked to nature. A tripod will also be used to stabilize shots of chase scenes with wolves tracking deer. Adobe Premier Pro will edit the footage, cutting shots for fast-paced chase scenes and smoother couple scenes to generate contrast.
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The document outlines props and actors needed for a music video about domestic violence. Wolf and deer masks will be used to represent the abuser and victim, with wolves hunting deer. Scenes will include a bedroom with a deer in the corner symbolizing victimization, and a room with a wolf throwing objects as a deer stands behind a seated man. A forest is also needed to show wolves chasing deer. Various actors are listed to portray wolves, deer, and people in abusive relationships.
Target audience
The target demographic for indie folk music includes young adults aged 16-19 who are still developing their identity but know what they like, with a slightly higher female audience. They are typically still in education or have just entered the workforce. They consume indie folk music through live concerts, Spotify, vinyl/records, and CDs. They likely read magazines such as NME, Indie, and music blogs. A profile of one target audience member named Marcus is provided: he is 18 years old, works part-time in retail, enjoys local gigs and playing guitar, and likes Jose Gonzalez and Jimi Hendrix. The target audience can be considered part of the hipster culture that values non-conformity and independence
Recce
The document lists 3 filming locations for an upcoming production: a forest, a bridge, and a house.
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Cameron Colquhoun's production schedule outlines the timeline and logistics for filming a short film from September 2016 to February 2017. It details the preliminary tasks, pre-production planning period, and production period which runs from Christmas to early February. The production plan lists the specific scene dates and locations, required equipment, actors, start times, breaks, and props for each shoot. Editing is scheduled to take place from the 24th of January to the 3rd of February 2017.
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Script for film nocturnal eyes
- 1. Cameron Colquhoun Script for Film- Nocturnal Eyes 7 Characters Possessed Spirit 3 Friends 2 People that find them Script Fade in INT. INTERROGATION ROOM, DAY Person 1 So what went on here? (Pan of the forest and old building) Person 2 The same sort of case that has been going on here for years. Person 1 And what’s that then? (Flash of room for split second) Person 2 The same story, people who just got lost and went off the track (There is a pause) Person 2 And then it happened Person 1 And then what happened? (Title appears- Nocturnal Eyes) EXT FOREST, OUTSIDE OLD BUILDING Tommy Take shelter over there (MORE) (They all head into the building)
- 2. Cameron Colquhoun Script for Film- Nocturnal Eyes Becky At least we have some light (turns on light) (strange noises are created) Jarett Maybe we should go; this place may not be safe. Becky No its fine, besides, we have nowhere else to go (Screaming is heard by 2 and 3, they then notice Friend 1 is gone) Jarett We need to leave now (They then go to leave but Friend 3 stops suddenly with a scared expression on their face)What’s wrong? Becky (Nervously) H…elp (Friend 3 is suddenly pulled into the shadows, Friend 2 starts to run) (Pan back to the room where the People were talking at the start) Person 2 (Speaking to Friend 2) can you tell us what happened that night? (There is a long pause) Person 1 We can’t help you unless you tell us what happened. (MORE) Jarett (Nervously) The shadows have….. Person 2
- 3. Cameron Colquhoun Script for Film- Nocturnal Eyes Go on take your time Jarett The shadows have eyes! FADE OUT