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This document outlines a script proposal titled "Greg" about a young married couple where the wife, Stacey, mysteriously disappears. The husband, Greg, takes on dangerous tasks to try to save her but is unsuccessful. It draws inspiration from mystery thrillers like Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train which were commercially successful. The target audience is described as male teenagers and young adults who would find the young protagonists relatable. Potential actors are identified for the main roles of Greg, Stacey, and the antagonist Howard. The purpose is to entertain through a minimalistic, raw mystery film style.
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This document provides a script proposal for a mystery thriller film titled "Greg". The plot involves a young married couple, Greg and Stacey, whose lives are disrupted when Stacey mysteriously disappears. Greg goes to great lengths to find her despite the dangers. It is eventually revealed that Stacey left Greg due to his abusive behavior and ran off with an older man named Howard, who wants Greg out of the picture. The proposal discusses the genre conventions the film would follow, targeting a male teenage to young adult audience. Character profiles are provided for the main characters Greg, his wife Stacey, and the antagonist Howard. Potential actors are suggested who could portray each role.
Script prop (3)
- Greg and Stacey are a young married couple in their 20s living happily until Stacey mysteriously disappears. Greg goes to great lengths to try to save her. It is eventually revealed that Stacey left Greg because he was abusive, and she ran off with an older man named Howard who wants Greg out of the picture.
- The author proposes a mystery film following Greg's efforts to save his wife Stacey, with a plot twist at the end revealing Stacey fled due to Greg's abuse. The target audience would be males aged 13-35, with a secondary audience of parents, appealing to a sense of adventure. Ansel Elgort could potentially play Greg, Lily
Script prop (2)
This document provides an overview of a proposed mystery film titled "Greg". It would follow a young married couple, Greg and Stacey, where Stacey mysteriously disappears. Greg goes to great lengths to find her despite the dangers. It's eventually revealed that Stacey left due to Greg being abusive and she ran off with an older man named Howard who wants Greg out of the way. The document discusses the genre being similar to successful films like Gone Girl and the target audience as male teenagers and young adults. It also provides character profiles for Greg, Stacey, and Howard, suggesting potential actors for each role.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 6 girls aged 16-18 about 3 potential film ideas: a horror, a chick flick, and a social realism drama. For question 1 about genre preference, the horror and social realism drama tied as the most popular. For question 2 about favorite plotline, the horror was most popular. Feedback for the horror praised its plot twist. Feedback for the social realism drama wanted it to be more relatable by having younger characters and more profound plot twists. The document responds that the characters and a minor plot twist were already planned aspects of the social realism drama idea.
Pitch Presentation
A teenage girl becomes obsessed with a young boy at her college. After discovering a "love drug" that could help her win him over, she creates a plan to do so. The film will be told from the villain's point of view, focusing on the female protagonist and her addiction to being with the male antagonist. Promotional materials for the film will emphasize the color red to represent danger and love, and challenge stereotypes of weak female characters.
Poster Analysis
The document discusses key aspects of movie posters and how they are designed to provide insight into the film's genre and storyline. It analyzes a poster that uses the color red prominently, which could suggest themes of danger, love, or death. The poster depicts both main characters but does not reveal which is the protagonist, intriguing viewers. Based on the body language and crack down the middle in red, it also hints at themes of heartbreak or betrayal. Overall, the poster leaves the genre somewhat hidden but seems to suggest a thriller or love story based on its visual elements.
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Script prop (1)
This document provides a script proposal for a mystery thriller film titled "Greg". The plot involves a young married couple, Greg and Stacey, whose lives are disrupted when Stacey mysteriously disappears. Greg goes to great lengths to find her despite the dangers. It is eventually revealed that Stacey left Greg due to his abusive behavior and ran off with an older man named Howard, who wants Greg out of the picture. The proposal discusses the genre conventions the film would follow, targeting a male teenage to young adult audience. Character profiles are provided for the main characters Greg, his wife Stacey, and the antagonist Howard. Potential actors are suggested who could portray each role.
Script prop (3)
- Greg and Stacey are a young married couple in their 20s living happily until Stacey mysteriously disappears. Greg goes to great lengths to try to save her. It is eventually revealed that Stacey left Greg because he was abusive, and she ran off with an older man named Howard who wants Greg out of the picture.
- The author proposes a mystery film following Greg's efforts to save his wife Stacey, with a plot twist at the end revealing Stacey fled due to Greg's abuse. The target audience would be males aged 13-35, with a secondary audience of parents, appealing to a sense of adventure. Ansel Elgort could potentially play Greg, Lily
Script prop (2)
This document provides an overview of a proposed mystery film titled "Greg". It would follow a young married couple, Greg and Stacey, where Stacey mysteriously disappears. Greg goes to great lengths to find her despite the dangers. It's eventually revealed that Stacey left due to Greg being abusive and she ran off with an older man named Howard who wants Greg out of the way. The document discusses the genre being similar to successful films like Gone Girl and the target audience as male teenagers and young adults. It also provides character profiles for Greg, Stacey, and Howard, suggesting potential actors for each role.
Film trailer initial ideas questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 6 girls aged 16-18 about 3 potential film ideas: a horror, a chick flick, and a social realism drama. For question 1 about genre preference, the horror and social realism drama tied as the most popular. For question 2 about favorite plotline, the horror was most popular. Feedback for the horror praised its plot twist. Feedback for the social realism drama wanted it to be more relatable by having younger characters and more profound plot twists. The document responds that the characters and a minor plot twist were already planned aspects of the social realism drama idea.
Pitch Presentation
A teenage girl becomes obsessed with a young boy at her college. After discovering a "love drug" that could help her win him over, she creates a plan to do so. The film will be told from the villain's point of view, focusing on the female protagonist and her addiction to being with the male antagonist. Promotional materials for the film will emphasize the color red to represent danger and love, and challenge stereotypes of weak female characters.
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The document discusses key aspects of movie posters and how they are designed to provide insight into the film's genre and storyline. It analyzes a poster that uses the color red prominently, which could suggest themes of danger, love, or death. The poster depicts both main characters but does not reveal which is the protagonist, intriguing viewers. Based on the body language and crack down the middle in red, it also hints at themes of heartbreak or betrayal. Overall, the poster leaves the genre somewhat hidden but seems to suggest a thriller or love story based on its visual elements.
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The document outlines a proposed film project titled "Two Souls" that will be a psychological thriller/horror film. It will tell the story of two young girls who get lost in the woods and encounter an older girl who is actually a murderous ghost. The film will have a budget of around $10 million since it will use unknown actors and accessible outdoor settings. It is estimated to make $80-90 million at the box office. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-25. Jim Mickle is proposed as director and unknown child actors Gracie Whitton, Ava Kolker, and Madison Pettis are proposed for the main roles.
Analysis of film covers
The document analyzes the visual elements and symbols used in a movie poster to convey information to consumers. It discusses how images of the main characters, their facial expressions, settings, colors, and other design features can provide hints about the genre, themes, and target audience for the film being advertised. Specific elements like a pink background or a heart icon are examined for what they symbolically suggest about the movie's romantic or comedic elements. The overall goal of the poster breakdown is to understand how its visual components attract potential viewers and communicate what type of film is being promoted.
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A teenage girl becomes obsessed with a young boy at her college. After discovering a "love drug" that could help her win him over, she creates a plan to do so. The film is told from the villain's point of view, focusing on the female protagonist and challenging stereotypes of women in films. The promotional campaign will emphasize the color red to represent danger and love, featuring it in the teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover.
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Question 4 draft
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Audience classification
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Evaluation 4
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The media product represents a lower social group of teenage males through its all-male teenage cast. Stereotypes of young males like wearing hoodies and bonding like in Fast and Furious were portrayed naturally. The isolated house location also fits thriller conventions. The victims behave typically for teenage boys, wearing hoodies and jeans and messing around, challenging expectations of male roles. The killer's identity is unknown, representing gender equality. As a UK production, it represents the varied views of teenage males in Britain as the future despite being victims.
Film Pitch
The document outlines a proposed psychological thriller/horror film project titled "Lost" about two young girls who become lost in the woods and encounter an older girl who is actually a murderous ghost. It discusses the genre, plot, estimated $10 million budget between similar films "Mama" and "House at the End of the Street", a predicted $80-90 million box office take, an October 31st release date, a target audience of 15-25 year olds, unknown director Ben Wheatley known for the thriller "Kill List", and casting of unknown child actors Gracie Whitton, Ava Kolker and teenager Madison Pettis who has experience in family films but fits the look of the ghost character.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It focuses on representing teenagers, using them as main characters to appeal to a wide audience that can relate to the issues portrayed. Specifically, it features a group of British teenage friends dealing with independence without caution. While some stereotypes are followed, like a setting in the woods, others are subverted, such as having the protagonist and antagonist be different genders than typically seen in thrillers. The goal is to capture a realistic portrayal of rebellious yet respectful British teenage culture and appeal to audiences both within and outside the UK.
Evaluation 2
The main character in Hylophobia and Brett from Eden Lake have similar appearances as 16-19 year old teenagers with short stylish hair, though the main character has blonde hair while Brett has brown. Their costumes, both dark and juvenile, represent teenagers of Broken Britain. However, their roles in the films are drastically different - Brett leads a violent gang while the main character is an innocent victim running from an attacker, representing teenagers in a different light than Eden Lake. Both characters are meant to attract a teenage audience by appearing similar but the main character's role is meant to show that teenagers are often innocent and normal, not how they are typically stereotyped.
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The document discusses conventions of the slasher horror genre that are used or challenged in the opening title sequence. It uses conventions such as a psychotic killer stalking teenagers, dim lighting, jump scares, and common weapons. It challenges conventions by using a male instead of female as the "disposable character" killed early on. Social groups and issues represented include teenage drama, violence, bullying, and peer pressure faced by high school friends.
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- 2. Title: Greg(working title) Brief synopsis: Greg and Stacey, a young married couple live happily when Stacey mysteriously disappears Greg takes on many dangerous tasks in an attempt to save her, despite his efforts he never gets his wife back. Logline: One man that’ll do anything to save his wife. Although it’s not a film I really like the settings and themes from resident evil 7
- 3. Narrative overview Gone Girl Budget: $61 million Total grossed: $369.3 million The purpose of the script I’m going to produce is to entertain, it’s fictional. It would be a mystery film, it would be shot in a minimalistic way, to make it seem more raw and real. Although there have been films similar to my idea on the past that have done very well, for example: Although my idea is similar there hasn’t been a massive movie like Gone Girl for a few years. Showing that it’s a genre that does well, despite this there is currently a gap in the market. The Girl on the Train Budget: $45 million Total grossed: $173.2 million
- 4. Targeting the audience The primary target demographic for my idea would be male teenagers/ young adults(15-20), because the characters will be young and relatable. Teenage female s would also be marketed towards although, Males would be the Primary audience because the protagonist is a male so it’d appeal to them more. The secondary target demographic would be adults that are old enough to be parents of people roughly the age of the characters. The psychographic that I’m trying to appeal to is the explorers, they are typically younger people, (students), people who seek discovery and adventure. The intention of my piece is to entertain the target demographics, there isn’t really a specific message.
- 5. Character profile Name: Greg Age: 20 Dramatic motivation: Wants to save his wife, Stacey. Role in narrative: Protagonist Potential talent: I could picture Ansel Elgort play this part because he’s young enough and liked amongst the younger audience.
- 6. Character profile Name: Stacey Age: 25 Dramatic motivation: To kill her husband Role in narrative: Princess turned antagonist Potential talent: I could see Lily James playing this part because she’s a well known actor who’s gained a lot of popularity recently. Especially wit younger audiences.
- 7. Character profile Name: Howard Age: 45 Dramatic motivation: to kill Greg and be with Stacey Role in narrative: Antagonist Potential talent: I could picture Steve Buscemi playing this character because he looks like a typical villain.