презентация Microsoft office power pointKatie Emily
Smoke House Pictures is an American film production company founded in 2006 by George Clooney and Grant Heslov after their previous company Section Eight Productions shut down. Smoke House Pictures signed a long-term production deal with Warner Bros. Pictures and Warner Bros. Television in 2006 and an exclusive two-year deal with Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2009. The company has distributed lower budget films such as "The Ideas of March" and "Money Monster" and also produced the thriller film "The American" in 2010.
1) The document describes the plot of a thriller film involving a well-groomed man who is having an affair. When his wife calls, it is revealed that the woman he was with has had her throat slit.
2) The man is then shown removing the woman's teeth and fingernails to destroy evidence of her identity before disposing of her body.
3) The film continues to follow the man, who is revealed to be a serial killer targeting blonde women to seek revenge for a childhood rejection, with the twist being that the woman who rejected him is now his wife.
A thriller is a genre of literature, film, and television that elicits feelings of suspense, excitement, surprise, anticipation, and anxiety in viewers. Thrillers keep audiences on the "edge of their seats" as the plot builds towards a climax, often withholding important information. They commonly use literary devices like red herrings and plot twists. Thrillers usually involve a villain that presents obstacles for the protagonist to overcome through cunning rather than brute force. Ancient epics like the Odyssey also used similar techniques to modern thrillers.
A group of people wearing matching overalls and masks carry out a bank heist that goes wrong, resulting in shots being fired. As they flee in a van that is rocking violently from side to side, they realize one of their members is missing. The intense music, shaky camera work, and loud sounds of sirens and shouting aim to immerse the viewer in the panic and chaos of the situation.
The document provides an analysis of the opening sequence created by the author for an action-thriller movie by comparing it to other similar media products. It summarizes the storylines, settings, shots, sounds, and other conventions used in the movie Sniper (1993), the video game Ghost Sniper Warrior 3, and the TV series Shooter (2016). Many similarities are found between the analyzed media and the author's opening sequence, including the use of realistic environments, close-up shots of characters focusing on targets, and diegetic gunshot sounds. Some differences are also discussed, such as the motives of the main characters and the inclusion of non-diegetic music.
Artists Studio is a UK TV drama production company founded in 2009 by former BOX TV founders. It has produced high profile dramas across Europe and North America that have sold worldwide. The document suggests Artists Studio would be interested in distributing the author's thriller because it has a similar theme, characters, and location to The Fall, a crime drama TV series Artists Studio has previously distributed. The author also argues the technical quality of their thriller matches that of The Fall.
A female detective's costume was inspired by Kate Beckett's costume from the TV show Castle. The costume included a ripped white t-shirt and shorts to hint that a kidnapped girl had been raped without showing her pants during filming.
презентация Microsoft office power pointKatie Emily
Smoke House Pictures is an American film production company founded in 2006 by George Clooney and Grant Heslov after their previous company Section Eight Productions shut down. Smoke House Pictures signed a long-term production deal with Warner Bros. Pictures and Warner Bros. Television in 2006 and an exclusive two-year deal with Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2009. The company has distributed lower budget films such as "The Ideas of March" and "Money Monster" and also produced the thriller film "The American" in 2010.
1) The document describes the plot of a thriller film involving a well-groomed man who is having an affair. When his wife calls, it is revealed that the woman he was with has had her throat slit.
2) The man is then shown removing the woman's teeth and fingernails to destroy evidence of her identity before disposing of her body.
3) The film continues to follow the man, who is revealed to be a serial killer targeting blonde women to seek revenge for a childhood rejection, with the twist being that the woman who rejected him is now his wife.
A thriller is a genre of literature, film, and television that elicits feelings of suspense, excitement, surprise, anticipation, and anxiety in viewers. Thrillers keep audiences on the "edge of their seats" as the plot builds towards a climax, often withholding important information. They commonly use literary devices like red herrings and plot twists. Thrillers usually involve a villain that presents obstacles for the protagonist to overcome through cunning rather than brute force. Ancient epics like the Odyssey also used similar techniques to modern thrillers.
A group of people wearing matching overalls and masks carry out a bank heist that goes wrong, resulting in shots being fired. As they flee in a van that is rocking violently from side to side, they realize one of their members is missing. The intense music, shaky camera work, and loud sounds of sirens and shouting aim to immerse the viewer in the panic and chaos of the situation.
The document provides an analysis of the opening sequence created by the author for an action-thriller movie by comparing it to other similar media products. It summarizes the storylines, settings, shots, sounds, and other conventions used in the movie Sniper (1993), the video game Ghost Sniper Warrior 3, and the TV series Shooter (2016). Many similarities are found between the analyzed media and the author's opening sequence, including the use of realistic environments, close-up shots of characters focusing on targets, and diegetic gunshot sounds. Some differences are also discussed, such as the motives of the main characters and the inclusion of non-diegetic music.
Artists Studio is a UK TV drama production company founded in 2009 by former BOX TV founders. It has produced high profile dramas across Europe and North America that have sold worldwide. The document suggests Artists Studio would be interested in distributing the author's thriller because it has a similar theme, characters, and location to The Fall, a crime drama TV series Artists Studio has previously distributed. The author also argues the technical quality of their thriller matches that of The Fall.
A female detective's costume was inspired by Kate Beckett's costume from the TV show Castle. The costume included a ripped white t-shirt and shorts to hint that a kidnapped girl had been raped without showing her pants during filming.
A document outlines a kidnapping sequence where a young, pretty blond girl is kidnapped. It mentions the kidnapper/offender, ideas for sound and props during the sequence, and zooming in on a missing poster from a window after a punching occurs.
Which institution would distribute your film ellaKatie Emily
StudioCanal UK was founded in 1999 as Optimum and distributes over 200 films per year through theatrical releases, DVD/Blu-ray releases, and re-releases of films from its back catalog. In 2006, StudioCanal acquired Optimum and it was renamed StudioCanal in 2011. StudioCanal would be a good choice to distribute a thriller film because it has experience distributing similar genres to wide audiences between 30-40 years old and has international distribution capabilities.
The document describes the opening sequence of a thriller film. It will show an establishing shot of a location playing happy music on the radio. Then it will cut to shots of a man violently hitting a girl in a basement. It will then show the man leaving the basement, getting water in the kitchen, and opening a window to reveal a missing poster of the girl outside. The sequence will take place in the basement of Ewhurst house and feature actors Louisa Binder and Adam or Ezra with props of a cup, missing poster, tape, chains and a radio.
The document pitches a psychological thriller idea that uses cross-cutting between locations during a phone call to build suspense. In the opening scene, a secretary finds a bloody room and answers a call where she hears heavy breathing and cross-cutting reveals a man being tortured and killed. The rest of the film would follow the secretary unraveling a corporate conspiracy through four phone conversations with the killer, culminating in an intellectual confrontation and the killer's death sentence. The thriller would focus on the conflict between the secretary and killer through their phone discussions.
Warp Films was founded in 1999 by Warp Records to produce films after the success of their record label. They have a history of producing low-budget, British films and winning awards for short films. The document discusses how the filmmaker's project fits Warp Film's model of independent, low-budget British productions. It also suggests how Warp could effectively promote the film through social media and publicity stunts given their experience in marketing similar films on a low budget.
White Lantern Film is a digital media social enterprise that produces, develops, and distributes award-winning short films and documentaries. It has distributed successful thriller films like K-Shop, about a student turning vigilante after his father's death, and Emulsion, a psychological thriller about a man's obsession with his missing wife. Though an independent distributor, White Lantern Film could be a good choice for a thriller due to its prior success distributing films with similar elements like pacing, action sequences, mood, and atmosphere.
This document compares and contrasts interrogation scenes from three films: Auxilium, Nightcrawler, and The Fall. It analyzes similarities and differences in location, lighting, shots, facial expressions, shot duration, pace, and effects. The interrogation scenes from all three films take place in similar settings - interrogation rooms. However, Nightcrawler has darker, bluer lighting compared to the more realistic lighting in Auxilium. Both Auxilium and The Fall emphasize the changing emotions of characters through close-ups that show facial expressions, while shot duration varies between the films.
This document compares and contrasts interrogation scenes from three films: Auxilium, Nightcrawler, and The Fall. It analyzes similarities and differences in location, lighting, shots, facial expressions, shot duration, pace, and effects. The interrogation scenes from all three films take place in similar settings - interrogation rooms. However, Nightcrawler has darker, blue-toned lighting compared to the more realistic lighting in Auxilium. Both Auxilium and The Fall emphasize the changing emotions of characters through close-ups that show facial expressions. While shot duration, pace, and lack of effects are generally similar, The Fall speeds up more towards the end of the scene during a violent confrontation between the character and inspector.
The document summarizes Freya Childs' film "Possessed" and discusses horror film conventions. It describes the genre as a supernatural thriller about a witch. It provides examples of key iconography and compares the film to others like "Come Play" and "Slumber." Character archetypes, tone, camera techniques, and title design conventions are examined. Social groups presented include the power dynamic between witches and villagers. The film represents binaries like living/dead and good/evil. Theories of Mulvey and Straus are referenced in relation to the film's representations. Stereotypes around gender are generally adhered to.
At 8:50 I met my group in media class to set up a fake crime scene in the school corridor using eyeshadow, plastic sheets, tape, and fake blood to make characters look dirty. We cleared the area, checked for people, set up poles with plastic sheets to diffuse lighting, applied makeup to characters, assigned roles, and filmed them walking through the scene when called for in media terminology.
The document discusses researching existing album covers, websites, and music videos from pop artists Dua Lipa and Ariana Grande to identify conventions in those media. Key conventions identified include using bright colors, trendy clothing to portray fashionability, prominent images of the artist, and sexually suggestive portrayals of female artists. The research informed the design of the student's own album cover, website, and music video for their pop artist, with the goal of presenting the artist's image and connecting the different media while also challenging some conventions.
This document discusses genre conventions in popular female solo pop artists. It provides examples of Beyonce, Rihanna, Ariana Grande, and Selena Gomez and analyzes similarities and differences in their music videos, album artwork, and websites. Key similarities included close-up shots in music videos, natural lighting, track listings on albums, and social media links on websites. Differences included varied color schemes, editing styles, and layouts of the artists' websites. The document aims to understand common conventions to help construct a campaign for a new female solo pop artist.
The document proposes a music video concept for Dominic Fike's song "Acai Bowl". It describes setting up camera shots in a black studio with changing lighting. There would be four sets - beginning with a guitarist, then dancers behind a screen, followed by a band, and returning to the guitarist. Throughout, the singer would move between sets as the camera captures different elements like slow motion wine spilling and glass breaking. Costumes, props, and an online portfolio site are also outlined, providing details to bring the conceptual narrative to life through visuals and movement.
The document provides information about the American indie band Bonny Doon and their song "A Lotta Things". It states that Bonny Doon formed in 2014 and has released two albums. The proposed music video would follow the narrative of the song's lyrics and feature the four band members. Scenes would cut between sketches of the singer acting out the lyrics and the full band performing in a casually decorated room, maintaining a grainy, low-fi aesthetic to match the song's mood.
The music video concept involves a girl singing to the audience about her boyfriend who is madly in love with her. Throughout the song, she interacts with strange objects while the camera follows her. The narrative revolves around the song lyrics, such as "My boyfriend talks too much" and "He tries to make me breakfast but I hate bacon and eggs." The proposed digipak and website design would feature bright colors and lines to appeal to a younger audience but also wider appreciation, matching the vibrancy of the proposed music video.
Three 17-20 year old boys dressed in casual jeans and t-shirts would be the subjects of a music video taking place in a cartoon-like setting filled with bold colors. The video would follow the boys attempting everyday tasks like pouring cereal but failing in funny ways, representing the struggles young men face with societal expectations. Key props like a cartoonishly labeled carton of milk are proposed to enhance the comedic concept.
Ariana Grande has a carefully crafted music campaign that considers spreadability across wide-ranging platforms and mass audience appeal. Her branding and representation aim to be consistent and showcase her genre and marketability while being relatable to fans. Grande's website connects fans to her social media and music, using her signature pink and monochromatic colors. As a pop/contemporary R&B artist targeting teenage girls, Grande dresses femininely without overt sexualization, cultivating a wildly successful brand promoted across clothing, merchandise, and YouTube.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers use a music campaign including a website, album, and CD to promote their music and enhance their success. Their target audience is people aged 15-30 who enjoy American rock music, as the band produces heavy rock music with unusual lyrics. They have a unique selling point in their distinctive musical style and edgy appearance. Their three campaign products - the website, album, and music videos - have different concepts but relate through color schemes. The band's unconventional ideology and creativity attract audiences who appreciate their self-expression. Overall, their creative campaign works well to connect with fans.
Justin Bieber's new album "Purpose" promotes a more mature image through a minimal black and white album cover showing his face and body art. The album's songs discuss love, heartbreak, and owning up to past mistakes. This narrative is continued in the black and white music video that features intimate scenes with various women. Bieber's website complements the album with its similar black and white coloring and prominent display of the "Purpose" name. Together, these products present a cohesive message that Bieber has a new purpose in life found through love while still appealing to his core audience.
Jorja Smith is a female R&B and pop artist who appeals mainly to 15-25 year old girls. Her music campaign promotes her new album through her website, music video, and album packaging. The campaign stays true to Jorja Smith's natural image and feminist messages, which engages her primarily female audience. All elements of the campaign, including the website, video, and album packaging, feature consistent fonts and styles that match Jorja Smith's rustic R&B sound.
A document outlines a kidnapping sequence where a young, pretty blond girl is kidnapped. It mentions the kidnapper/offender, ideas for sound and props during the sequence, and zooming in on a missing poster from a window after a punching occurs.
Which institution would distribute your film ellaKatie Emily
StudioCanal UK was founded in 1999 as Optimum and distributes over 200 films per year through theatrical releases, DVD/Blu-ray releases, and re-releases of films from its back catalog. In 2006, StudioCanal acquired Optimum and it was renamed StudioCanal in 2011. StudioCanal would be a good choice to distribute a thriller film because it has experience distributing similar genres to wide audiences between 30-40 years old and has international distribution capabilities.
The document describes the opening sequence of a thriller film. It will show an establishing shot of a location playing happy music on the radio. Then it will cut to shots of a man violently hitting a girl in a basement. It will then show the man leaving the basement, getting water in the kitchen, and opening a window to reveal a missing poster of the girl outside. The sequence will take place in the basement of Ewhurst house and feature actors Louisa Binder and Adam or Ezra with props of a cup, missing poster, tape, chains and a radio.
The document pitches a psychological thriller idea that uses cross-cutting between locations during a phone call to build suspense. In the opening scene, a secretary finds a bloody room and answers a call where she hears heavy breathing and cross-cutting reveals a man being tortured and killed. The rest of the film would follow the secretary unraveling a corporate conspiracy through four phone conversations with the killer, culminating in an intellectual confrontation and the killer's death sentence. The thriller would focus on the conflict between the secretary and killer through their phone discussions.
Warp Films was founded in 1999 by Warp Records to produce films after the success of their record label. They have a history of producing low-budget, British films and winning awards for short films. The document discusses how the filmmaker's project fits Warp Film's model of independent, low-budget British productions. It also suggests how Warp could effectively promote the film through social media and publicity stunts given their experience in marketing similar films on a low budget.
White Lantern Film is a digital media social enterprise that produces, develops, and distributes award-winning short films and documentaries. It has distributed successful thriller films like K-Shop, about a student turning vigilante after his father's death, and Emulsion, a psychological thriller about a man's obsession with his missing wife. Though an independent distributor, White Lantern Film could be a good choice for a thriller due to its prior success distributing films with similar elements like pacing, action sequences, mood, and atmosphere.
This document compares and contrasts interrogation scenes from three films: Auxilium, Nightcrawler, and The Fall. It analyzes similarities and differences in location, lighting, shots, facial expressions, shot duration, pace, and effects. The interrogation scenes from all three films take place in similar settings - interrogation rooms. However, Nightcrawler has darker, bluer lighting compared to the more realistic lighting in Auxilium. Both Auxilium and The Fall emphasize the changing emotions of characters through close-ups that show facial expressions, while shot duration varies between the films.
This document compares and contrasts interrogation scenes from three films: Auxilium, Nightcrawler, and The Fall. It analyzes similarities and differences in location, lighting, shots, facial expressions, shot duration, pace, and effects. The interrogation scenes from all three films take place in similar settings - interrogation rooms. However, Nightcrawler has darker, blue-toned lighting compared to the more realistic lighting in Auxilium. Both Auxilium and The Fall emphasize the changing emotions of characters through close-ups that show facial expressions. While shot duration, pace, and lack of effects are generally similar, The Fall speeds up more towards the end of the scene during a violent confrontation between the character and inspector.
The document summarizes Freya Childs' film "Possessed" and discusses horror film conventions. It describes the genre as a supernatural thriller about a witch. It provides examples of key iconography and compares the film to others like "Come Play" and "Slumber." Character archetypes, tone, camera techniques, and title design conventions are examined. Social groups presented include the power dynamic between witches and villagers. The film represents binaries like living/dead and good/evil. Theories of Mulvey and Straus are referenced in relation to the film's representations. Stereotypes around gender are generally adhered to.
At 8:50 I met my group in media class to set up a fake crime scene in the school corridor using eyeshadow, plastic sheets, tape, and fake blood to make characters look dirty. We cleared the area, checked for people, set up poles with plastic sheets to diffuse lighting, applied makeup to characters, assigned roles, and filmed them walking through the scene when called for in media terminology.
The document discusses researching existing album covers, websites, and music videos from pop artists Dua Lipa and Ariana Grande to identify conventions in those media. Key conventions identified include using bright colors, trendy clothing to portray fashionability, prominent images of the artist, and sexually suggestive portrayals of female artists. The research informed the design of the student's own album cover, website, and music video for their pop artist, with the goal of presenting the artist's image and connecting the different media while also challenging some conventions.
This document discusses genre conventions in popular female solo pop artists. It provides examples of Beyonce, Rihanna, Ariana Grande, and Selena Gomez and analyzes similarities and differences in their music videos, album artwork, and websites. Key similarities included close-up shots in music videos, natural lighting, track listings on albums, and social media links on websites. Differences included varied color schemes, editing styles, and layouts of the artists' websites. The document aims to understand common conventions to help construct a campaign for a new female solo pop artist.
The document proposes a music video concept for Dominic Fike's song "Acai Bowl". It describes setting up camera shots in a black studio with changing lighting. There would be four sets - beginning with a guitarist, then dancers behind a screen, followed by a band, and returning to the guitarist. Throughout, the singer would move between sets as the camera captures different elements like slow motion wine spilling and glass breaking. Costumes, props, and an online portfolio site are also outlined, providing details to bring the conceptual narrative to life through visuals and movement.
The document provides information about the American indie band Bonny Doon and their song "A Lotta Things". It states that Bonny Doon formed in 2014 and has released two albums. The proposed music video would follow the narrative of the song's lyrics and feature the four band members. Scenes would cut between sketches of the singer acting out the lyrics and the full band performing in a casually decorated room, maintaining a grainy, low-fi aesthetic to match the song's mood.
The music video concept involves a girl singing to the audience about her boyfriend who is madly in love with her. Throughout the song, she interacts with strange objects while the camera follows her. The narrative revolves around the song lyrics, such as "My boyfriend talks too much" and "He tries to make me breakfast but I hate bacon and eggs." The proposed digipak and website design would feature bright colors and lines to appeal to a younger audience but also wider appreciation, matching the vibrancy of the proposed music video.
Three 17-20 year old boys dressed in casual jeans and t-shirts would be the subjects of a music video taking place in a cartoon-like setting filled with bold colors. The video would follow the boys attempting everyday tasks like pouring cereal but failing in funny ways, representing the struggles young men face with societal expectations. Key props like a cartoonishly labeled carton of milk are proposed to enhance the comedic concept.
Ariana Grande has a carefully crafted music campaign that considers spreadability across wide-ranging platforms and mass audience appeal. Her branding and representation aim to be consistent and showcase her genre and marketability while being relatable to fans. Grande's website connects fans to her social media and music, using her signature pink and monochromatic colors. As a pop/contemporary R&B artist targeting teenage girls, Grande dresses femininely without overt sexualization, cultivating a wildly successful brand promoted across clothing, merchandise, and YouTube.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers use a music campaign including a website, album, and CD to promote their music and enhance their success. Their target audience is people aged 15-30 who enjoy American rock music, as the band produces heavy rock music with unusual lyrics. They have a unique selling point in their distinctive musical style and edgy appearance. Their three campaign products - the website, album, and music videos - have different concepts but relate through color schemes. The band's unconventional ideology and creativity attract audiences who appreciate their self-expression. Overall, their creative campaign works well to connect with fans.
Justin Bieber's new album "Purpose" promotes a more mature image through a minimal black and white album cover showing his face and body art. The album's songs discuss love, heartbreak, and owning up to past mistakes. This narrative is continued in the black and white music video that features intimate scenes with various women. Bieber's website complements the album with its similar black and white coloring and prominent display of the "Purpose" name. Together, these products present a cohesive message that Bieber has a new purpose in life found through love while still appealing to his core audience.
Jorja Smith is a female R&B and pop artist who appeals mainly to 15-25 year old girls. Her music campaign promotes her new album through her website, music video, and album packaging. The campaign stays true to Jorja Smith's natural image and feminist messages, which engages her primarily female audience. All elements of the campaign, including the website, video, and album packaging, feature consistent fonts and styles that match Jorja Smith's rustic R&B sound.
1) The document discusses a music campaign by the death/thrash metal band Possessed to promote their new album Revelations of Oblivion.
2) As one of the first death metal bands, Possessed helped establish the genre but had not released an album in over 30 years.
3) The campaign uses the band's website, music video, and album cover artwork to promote the band's anti-Christian, satanic ideology while retaining their image over many years without conforming to trends.
The document provides an overview of the thriller genre in literature, film, and television. It indicates that thrillers induce feelings of excitement, anxiety, tension, suspense, fear and similar emotions in viewers/readers. The genre includes tales of espionage, politics, financial schemes, adventure, military fiction, technology and religious plots. It is difficult to define but involves media that thrills audiences.
Discuss the issues raised by media ownership within a media area you have stu...Katie Emily
Warner Brothers is one of the largest Hollywood studios, owning a film industry oligopoly as a subsidiary of AT&T. Their blockbuster films like Wonder Woman have budgets over $300 million and profits over $700 million, allowing risks on less profitable films. In contrast, independent UK studio Belstone Pictures has much smaller $150,000 budgets, using cheaper actors, equipment, and locations. While Wonder Woman was extensively marketed and distributed worldwide, Tank 432 focused on film festivals and social media with more limited distribution and revenue. The structures of the Hollywood system put independent studios at a disadvantage in terms of budgets, marketing, and competing with major studio tentpole films.
The scene opens with a man stroking his wife's head and narrating disturbing thoughts about cracking her skull and spooning her brain. His words and the unsettling music create a frightening and manipulative impression of the character. The wife appears expressionless and inferior, pitied by the viewer for trusting such a man. Jump cuts of empty streets and houses contrast with the husband's monologue, reflecting his insanity and implying the wife will soon be motionless like the surroundings. This unsettling opening sequence immediately draws the viewer in and establishes the adult and disturbing tone of the film.
The document lists the clothing items, including tops, bottoms, and shoes, for 4 characters - 3 bullies and 1 victim. It provides details like the price, brand, size, and color for each clothing item for each character. The bullies' outfits include more expensive brand name items from brands like Palace, Adidas, Moncler, Stone Island, Nike, and Yeezy, while the victim's outfit contains less expensive generic or Amazon brand items.
Production and roles presentation kasimKatie Emily
The document discusses the key roles involved in film production including producer, director, director of photography, script supervisor/continuity supervisor, set designer, and editor. It provides examples for each role and describes their main responsibilities. The producer oversees the entire production process, while the director controls the artistic and dramatic aspects. The director of photography is responsible for camera and lighting decisions. The script/continuity supervisor ensures consistency. The set designer crafts the visual environment and the editor assembles shots into a coherent narrative.
Warner Bros was founded in 1923 by four brothers and owns several major media companies. Their highest grossing film is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 which made over $1.3 billion. Belstone Pictures is an independent film company that produced the 2016 film Tank 432 directed by Nick Gillespie. Wonder Woman, directed by Patty Jenkins, was released in 2017 with a budget of $120-150 million and grossed over $821 million at the box office.
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This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
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