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This document is a script that follows two gangsters in New Orleans who are involved in illegal activities like gambling, drugs, and violence. The FBI begins investigating the gangsters and uses an informant to set up a fake drug deal in order to catch the gangsters. At the fake drug deal, the gangsters realize it is a set up after beating up the informant who betrayed them. A gun is fired, implying the gangsters get into a confrontation with the FBI.
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The crime-thriller genre combines elements of crime and psychological thriller genres, often focusing on the criminal's perspective and creating suspense. The genre began in the early 20th century with silent films by Alfred Hitchcock and Fritz Lang. It grew more violent from the 1970s-1980s and incorporated trapped protagonists in the 1990s. Typical conventions include murders, villains, weapons, and dark settings. Famous directors like Hitchcock, Spielberg, and Tarantino have helmed iconic films in the genre such as The Silence of the Lambs, The Dark Knight, and Pulp Fiction.
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Mia finds the body of a murdered woman in the forest while out for a run. She becomes a suspect in the investigation. Mia conducts her own research into other potential suspects, finding pictures of hands and boot prints at the crime scene. While searching for clues in the woods alone at night, Mia believes she sees the hooded killer and flees in fear. Under stress, Mia turns to alcohol as the police close in on her as their prime suspect for the murder.
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The crime-thriller genre combines elements of crime and psychological thriller genres, often focusing on the criminal's perspective and creating suspense. The genre began in the early 20th century in films like Alfred Hitchcock's "The Lodger" (1926) and Fritz Lang's "Spies" (1928), and became popular in the 1990s with films like "Misery" (1990) that featured trapped victims trying to escape. Famous directors like Hitchcock, Spielberg, and Tarantino have made notable contributions to the genre, as have actors like Matt Damon, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Jason Statham through film series and standalone films such as "The Silence of the Lambs
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The crime-thriller genre combines elements of crime and psychological thriller genres, often focusing on the criminal's perspective and creating suspense. The genre began in the early 20th century with silent films by Alfred Hitchcock and Fritz Lang. It grew more violent from the 1970s-1980s and incorporated trapped protagonists in the 1990s. Typical conventions include murders, villains, weapons, and dark settings. Famous directors like Hitchcock, Spielberg, and Tarantino have helmed iconic films in the genre such as The Silence of the Lambs, The Dark Knight, and Pulp Fiction.
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1) The trailer begins with a disclaimer and production logo, then states a Facebook statistic.
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3) That night, the popular girl receives a Facebook message from someone who seems to know what she is wearing, frightening her.
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2) A news report then indicates that someone is killing people and uploading videos of the acts to social media, trying to identify the killer.
3) Multiple characters become targets of the killer, including the popular girl, a jock, and others, with brief shots showing their deaths intercut with shots of the killer stalking locations like a school and parks.
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The document discusses the use of various new media technologies in the production of a teaser trailer. Final Cut Pro was used to edit shots, add music and sound effects, and experiment with different shot orders and lighting. Mahara was used to keep track of research and planning. Photoshop was utilized in post-production to develop photos, create a poster and magazine cover through cutting out characters and creating smoke effects. YouTube provided research sources on genre conventions by watching other trailers, and was also used to get feedback by uploading rough cuts and final edits.
Evaluation q3
The document discusses how audience feedback was used to improve a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover. Feedback on a rough cut of the trailer suggested speeding it up and adding a saturated effect to indicate it was set in the past. These changes were made and better conveyed the time period. Feedback also found the poster lacked important details, so more work was done to add smoke and actor names. The final feedback confirmed the changes successfully made the trailer and poster more realistic and indicative of the 1930s period and genre.
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The document discusses the use of new media technologies in different stages of a film project. Final Cut Pro was used for editing video shots and adding music and sound effects to create a teaser trailer. Mahara was utilized to keep track of research and planning during pre-production. Photoshop was employed in post-production to develop photos, create a poster and magazine cover through techniques like cutting out characters and adding custom smoke effects.
Call sheet for our teaser trailer
This call sheet provides production details for the short film "A City of Saints" including location, call and finish times, crew roles and names, actor names and roles, costume requirements, equipment and props being used, and notes. The crew of 4 will share camera and lighting duties, filming at Castle Field and Reigate from 9:30am to 4pm. The film stars 2 FBI agents and 2 gangsters. Props like guns, money, and drugs will be provided by the college or brought from home. Camera and lighting equipment is from the college.
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Script work
- 1. Script Fade in: EXT. STREET SIGN – NIGHT In New Orleans, next to the Bourbon Street sign Fade to: EXT. STREET CORNER – EVENING Camera captures the silhouette of the gangsters Fade to: EXT STREET CORNER - EVEN Both gangsters smoke Smoke fade to white: INT FBI STATION - DAY Camera pans to reveal the FBI's investigation pin board Fade to: FBI officers together in front of pin board Fade to: INT. CAFÉ - DAY Frankie and Bennie count money Fade to: INT. CAFÉ - NIGHT Gangster holds his wife protectively, as she is worried about them Gangster*1 "Don't worry, everything's gunna be fine". Fade to: INT. CASINO - NIGHT
- 2. Gangsters sit around a table gambling, some looking more relaxed than others Jump to: INT. CASINO NIGHT Gangster flips the table in anger Straight cut to: EXT. ALLEY WAY - NIGHT Over the shoulder shot of a gangster running away down an alley way Fade to: EXT. STREET CORNER - EVENING Close up shot of a hand giving gangster*1 some money in exchange for a package, implied to be drugs Fade to: INT FBI STATION - NIGHT Snitch sells out gang for money (OTS shot) Snitch " If I tell you, you'll keep me safe?" Handshake between agent and snitch. Fade to: EXT. CAR PARK - DAY The gangsters beat up the snitch as they find out that he's sold them out Jump cut: INT. FBI STATION - DAY
- 3. The FBI agents organize a fake drug deal in order to catch out the gangsters Fade to: EXT. CAR PARK - DAY The gangsters turn up to the FBI's drug deal, with bloodied hands after beating up the snitch, realize it’s a set up Jump cut: A gun fires Fade to black: Screen fades to black and title of the film fades in