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The storyboard outlines 25 scenes for a screenplay involving characters recounting encounters with a mysterious black figure. In Scene 1, the characters gather silently. Scenes 2-13 involve the characters each describing times they saw the figure, cutting between flashbacks. Character 1 saw the figure disappear at a train station. Character 2 saw the figure's face behind curtains. Character 3 found the figure in a selfie on a bus. Scenes 14-19 continue the characters recounting their experiences and realizing the figure left something with each of them. Scenes 20-24 build tension as the figure appears again, with the characters screaming. Scene 25 ends on a black screen with the figure saying "I was waiting for you" before the
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The storyboard outlines a horror film involving three characters who recount mysterious encounters with a black figure to a councilor. In scene 1, the characters gather to share their experiences. Each character then takes turns describing flashbacks of times they saw the black figure unexpectedly appear and disappear. At the end, the characters realize the black figure has been following them and all scream in terror as the credits roll.
Final narrative idea
A man breaks up with his controlling girlfriend who did not support his dream of being a musician. The narrative follows him focusing on playing piano and writing songs as he processes their breakup. Flashbacks show their relationship. In the end, the man achieves his resolution by being played on the radio, bringing him joy and closure, while his ex-girlfriend hears his song on the radio in her bedroom.
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The group chose to do a thriller film and decided to research the basic conventions of the thriller genre. They specifically looked at the film Black Swan to analyze its opening scene. The analysis describes the opening scene which starts with credits over a black background with ominous music. It then shows a ballerina dancing on a lit stage with contrasting dark background. The scene cuts between shots of her feet and body as she dances to the music. A male dancer then joins and seems to stalk her as the music becomes more tense. They engage in a dramatic dance before he leaves her alone on the stage. The next scene shows the main character waking from this dream.
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A man breaks up with his controlling girlfriend who did not support his dream of being a musician. The narrative follows him focusing on playing piano and writing songs as he processes their breakup. Flashbacks show their relationship. In the end, the man achieves his resolution by being played on the radio, bringing him joy and closure, while his ex-girlfriend hears his song on the radio in her bedroom.
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This shot list contains 30 shots detailing scenes that will be filmed around a girl's neighborhood, on her bus ride, and at London Bridge where she encounters her ex-boyfriend. The shots include establishing shots of locations, close-ups, and over-the-shoulder shots to capture the girl's interactions, movements, and reactions. A dramatic moment is created when the girl's ex-boyfriend sees her at the bus stop and realizes she overheard his conversation, and the shot list culminates in a hug and kiss between the two characters.
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The Doctor has gathered several characters together to share unusual experiences they've recently had. Character one saw a mysterious figure watching them from a train platform that disappeared. Character two saw a similar figure on a bus that wasn't visible in a selfie but vanished when they turned around. Character three spotted a black silhouette at their window that disappeared when they closed the curtains. The figures left something behind with each person. When the characters realize one is behind them again, the black figure reveals it has been waiting for them.
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This opening scene establishes conventions of horror through visual, audio, and narrative codes. Visually, the isolated setting of a mental institution room suggests a lack of escape. A young boy as the vulnerable character indicates something bad will happen. Disturbing props of blood and a body further this notion. Through unsettling non-diegetic music and synchronous sounds, the audio sets an ominous tone and hints at disruption. Narratively, the boy's death begins the story in disequilibrium and follows the trope of using innocent victims. Several enigmas are presented, such as how the grudge exists and what will happen next given the early death.
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The document discusses the openings of several thriller films and how they use sound and editing techniques to set tension and suspense. For Source Code, there is exaggerated train sounds to build tension. Inception uses loud water sounds and a lens flare to set an eerie scene. Prisoners starts silently but then a gunshot sound loudly kills tension. Shutter Island uses eerie music during flashbacks and a countdown music to draw attention. Seven has enhanced kitchen and radio sounds to feel important while rainy outside contrasts the dark mood. Hanna uses enhanced footsteps during a fight and eerie music to foreshadow the ending.
Story Board Case Williams - AS Media
This storyboard outlines scenes for a police investigation into the case of "Williams". It begins with an officer arriving at the police station. Then it shows flashbacks of Williams at home through extreme close-ups and establishing shots. The storyboard then cuts back to the police station, showing officers discussing the case at a board with evidence photos. Alternating between flashbacks and police investigation scenes, it builds tension as Williams enters her home and hears a strange noise just before the credits roll. The repeated final shots in color reveal what truly happened to Williams.
Trailer analysis - The Shining
This document provides a detailed shot-by-shot analysis of the trailer for the film The Shining. It describes various establishing shots of the exterior and interior of the hotel, moments with the family doing ordinary things, the father acting strangely, shots of the murderer and his attacks, and clips from the film with dramatic music to build tension. The analysis breaks the trailer down into periods of equilibrium and disequilibrium to trace how it establishes calm before intensifying with disturbing images and quotes to unsettle the audience.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the evaluation of a short film opening sequence meant to emulate an action thriller genre. It analyzes several elements of the sequence: the use of blurred police lights and lack of revealing the prisoner's face help build mystery and tension. Shots where the prisoner's face is covered draw attention and change in music keep the audience on edge. Comparable films like "Escape Plan" and "Lockout" demonstrate similar techniques used to create suspense through shots of interrogations and escaping prisoners.
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The document provides a shot-by-shot summary of the opening sequence of the film "The Exorcism of Emily Rose". It describes ominous background music playing as the words "based on a true story" appear. Screaming voices are then heard as someone cries out "Emily" in terror. After more fading voices, a shot of a barbed wire fence dripping with blood is shown, with the title appearing in blood red. Shots of empty corn and pumpkin fields with strong winds build an unsettling atmosphere. The house in the distance looks deserted, and a man is seen walking towards it and knocking on the door.
Shot List
A shot list is a list of all the shots in a film that is created during pre-production to help plan filming in an efficient manner. It includes details for each shot such as the scene, shot type, camera angle, actor movements, and a brief description. Creating a shot list involves envisioning shots from the script, organizing details in a spreadsheet, and precisely describing each shot to ensure all necessary shots are captured during filming.
Black swan
The opening sequence of Black Swan features a slow, drawn-out dance between a female dancer in white, representing innocence, and a male dancer in black, representing evil. Through their dance, the female appears trapped by the male, foreshadowing later events in the film. No dialogue is used, relying instead on slow, dramatic music and shadows to set the dark, thriller tone and build tension for the viewer.
Music video analysis
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The documentary analyzes the themes of Satanism, religion, murder, and influencing behavior through interviews, archive footage, and narration. It explores the relationship between Marilyn Manson's music and a murder case. The documentary uses a linear narrative structure and includes close-ups, point-of-view shots, and establishing shots. It features dark colors, low lighting, chanting music, and reconstructed scenes. Archive material includes Manson's tour footage, music videos, and court case materials. Graphics include bold title words and words that introduce people and locations.
Film Introduction 4
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Timeline - Unit G324
(Girl 1) walks down a road looking vulnerable and witnesses suspicious events unfolding around her. She sees two men exchanging a package and a fighting couple. Further along, two men get in a fight that causes her to step back in fear. She continues walking down the street worriedly until entering a wooded area, where a hand grabs her from behind and the screen fades to black. Her feet are then shown elevated, implying she has been hanged.
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Body of lies
The opening scene introduces an Arabic man speaking about committing acts of terrorism while surrounded by weapons in a dark room. The next scene shows three Arabic men in a dark, cluttered apartment in Manchester as the terrorist leader's speech continues. British armed response units then raid the apartment, but one of the men detonates a bomb, destroying the building and ending the opening sequence amid smoke and debris.
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1. Franklin and Michael wake up tied up in an abandoned Chinese building, having been knocked out. Trevor is then thrown into the room with them after apparently killing the son of the Chinese gang holding them.
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This poster is for a film adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood. It features the main character alone in a dark forest background. The tagline "Believe the legend. Beware of the wolf" indicates it is based on the fairy tale and will include danger. The costume identifies the character as Red Riding Hood. It is aimed at teenagers and young adults interested in romance and horror genres. Including "From the director of Twilight" suggests it will attract fans of those films. The simple design with limited text and focus on the character's ominous situation creates intrigue about the narrative.
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Thor 2 was more positively received on YouTube than the first Thor film, as evidenced by more likes on the trailer, showing that audiences who saw the first film were interested in watching the sequel. Most YouTube comments on the Thor 2 trailer came from a young audience who enjoy action and superhero genres. Several comments indicated that viewers planned to see Thor 2 because they enjoyed previous Marvel films like Avengers or were fans of the actors starring in Thor 2.
Empire magazine
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- 2. • Scene 1 : Black screen • Sound: Tense Music • Dialogue: We all know why we are here” (Councilor - First character) • Time: 8 second
- 3. Scene 2: The character start to Hold hands. Camera work: Close up Editing: Fade in Time: 3 second Sound: Tense music Layered music: Heavy Breathing
- 4. Scene 2: long shot of the room With characters inside. Camera movement: Slow panning shot around the Characters. Sound: Tense music Edit: Cut to Time 13 sec
- 5. • Scene 4: Black Screen • Dialogue: ““So who is going to start first?” Councilor • Sound: Tense music • Editing: fades to next shot • Time: 6 seconds
- 6. • Scene 5: shot reverse shot • Dialogue: “I’ll Start first” character one • Editing: Cut to • Time: 5 seconds • Camera type: mid shot
- 7. • Scene 6: close up of character one • Dialogue: well … I was at the train station …. I notice this black figure in the opposite direction …. as the train passed by, the mysterious figure just disappeared” • Sound: Tense music • Editing: L- Cut • Time
- 8. • Scene 7: Flash back scene • Dialogue: continuing from scene 6 (L cut) • Camera type: longshot • Sound: wind • Time: 5 seconds
- 9. • Scene 8: flash back, train passing by • Dialogue: continuing from scene 6 (L-cut) • Camera type: close up • Sound: sound of a train passing by • Timing: 10 seconds
- 10. • Scene 9: flash back • Dialogue: Continuing from scene 6 (L-cut) • Sound: people talking, wind • Editing: cut to the next scene • Timing: 5 seconds
- 11. • Scene 10: close up of character 2 • Dialogue:: “I went around the house to open the curtains, when I reached to the last curtain, this black figure face just appears. I quickly closed the curtains ….. I wanted to check if the black figure is there …. When I opened the curtains it disappeared… it wasn’t there anymore.” • Editing: L – cut
- 12. • Scene 11: flash back • Dialogue: continuing from scene 10 • Editing: L-cut • Camera type: mid shot
- 13. • Scene 12: Flash back • Dialogue: continuing from scene 11 • Sound: closing curtains, heavy breathing • Editing: L-cut
- 14. • Scene 13: flash back • Dialogue: continuing from scene 12 • Editing: L-cut • Sound: heavy breathing • Camera type: mid shot
- 15. • Scene 14: close up of character three • Dialogue: : “something similar happened to me as well, I was at the top deck of 24 buss… It was empty, only me there … I took a selfie of myself, when looking at the picture there was a black figure …. I turned around it wasn’t there” • Editing: L-cut
- 16. • Scene 15: mid long shot • Dialogue: continuing from scene 14 • Sound: cars • Editing: L- cut
- 17. • Scene 16: mid shot of character three • Dialogue: continuing from scene 14 • Editing – L cut • Sound: clicking noise
- 18. • Scene 17: close up of camera • Dialogue: continuing from scene 14 • Editing: L-cut
- 19. • Scene 18 – mid shot of character three • Dialogue: continuing from scene 14 • Editing: L-cut
- 20. • Scene 19: long shot of all the characters Dialogue: • Character three: “This is something the figure left back” • Character two: “yeah, the black figure left something with me as well” • Character one: “Me too ….. But what does all this mean”
- 21. • Scene 20: long shot of all the characters and the silhouette • Dialogue: AAAAAHHHHHHHHHH • Editing: face past, cut to the next scene • Music: the tempo of the music is speeding up
- 22. • Scene 21: close up of character three • Dialogue: Its behind you • Music: tempo increasing • Sound: heaving breathing • Editing: cut to , past pace
- 23. • Scene 22: close up of the councilor • Editing: slow pace, cut to • Sound: tense music
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- 26. • Scene 25: black screen • Dialogue: “I was waiting for you” Black figure • Then the title of the film appears • Editing: fast pace