Strange wind proposal - 4018
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The film proposal is for a children's thriller titled "Strange Wind" about a 10-12 year old girl named Sophie who moves into a new house deep in a dark, gloomy forest. Sophie begins to feel something jumping on her bed at night but sees nothing there. She later discovers the source is the ghost of a boy named Toby who died in a fire 50 years ago. They become friends, with Toby apologizing for scaring her by jumping on the bed since he hadn't had fun in so long. The proposed trailer will feature creepy forest and bedroom scenes to build suspense for the target audience.
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2) "A Misunderstanding Dream" is a romance about neighbors Liam and Eve, where Eve keeps her feelings secret as she becomes ill with a tumor and ultimately passes away.
3) "Strange Wind" is a children's thriller where a girl named Sophie befriends the ghost of a boy named Toby who died in a fire fifty years ago in the large house where she now lives.
Three initial ideas - 4018
The document contains three initial ideas for movies. The first is about a girl named Kamila who lives with her grandmother and discovers she has a mysterious tattoo. She learns she is from a special tribe with healing powers. The second is a romance between neighbors Liam and Eve, where Eve dies from a tumor after confessing her feelings in a letter. The third is a children's thriller about a girl named Sophie who moves into a haunted house and befriends the ghost named Toby who died in a fire there decades ago.
3 plots for trailer 4018
The document contains three narratives. The first is about a girl named Kamila who discovers a strange marking on her wrist and sets out to find her deceased parents, pursued by two men in black. The second is a romance between neighbors Liam and Eve, where Eve falls ill with a tumor and passes away after confessing her feelings for Liam in a letter. The third story is about a girl named Sophie who moves into a house near a forest and befriends the ghost of a boy named Toby who died in a fire fifty years ago.
Mute pitch idea
The horror film Mute tells the story of a family that moves into a new house left to them by their aunt, only to discover it is haunted by the ghost of a teenage girl named Marie. Marie's tongue was cut out when she was alive, and she now haunts the house, terrorizing the family. The film will target teenage audiences and feature supernatural elements, taking place mainly within the haunted house. It draws inspiration from other horror films involving victims with cut-out tongues and ghostly appearances in mirrors.
3 plots for trailer 4018
The document describes three potential narratives for young audiences. The first is about a girl named Kamila who discovers a mysterious marking and sets out to learn about her origins and special powers. The second is a romance between neighbors Liam and Eve, where Eve is terminally ill but finds love. The third is about a girl named Sophie who moves into a house haunted by the ghost of a boy named Toby who died in a fire long ago; they become friends.
Film
Poppy takes her dog for a walk in the nearby woods but begins to feel paranoid that she is being watched. Her dog runs off, leaving her alone and frightened. She falls and hits her head, passing out. The next morning, flashbacks of the previous night haunt her as she discovers a cut on her forehead that mysteriously heals. Throughout the day, her memories develop into a story of something that happened involving the death of a school pupil. One by one, those involved go mad with guilt and commit suicide until only Poppy remains, who also seemingly meets an untimely end resembling the pupil's death.
Film
Poppy takes her dog for a walk in the nearby woods but begins to feel paranoid that she is being watched. Her dog runs off, leaving her alone and frightened. She falls and hits her head, passing out. The next morning, flashbacks of the previous night haunt her as she discovers a cut on her forehead that mysteriously heals. Throughout the day, her memories develop into a story of something that happened involving the death of a school pupil. One by one, those involved go mad with guilt and commit suicide until only Poppy remains, who also seemingly meets an untimely end resembling the pupil's death.
Film
- Poppy takes her dog for a walk in the nearby woods but begins to feel paranoid that she is not alone. Her dog runs off. She falls and passes out.
- The next morning, Poppy wakes with flashbacks from the night before. She notices a cut on her head from the night before. When she looks again, the cut is gone.
- Throughout the film, Poppy has more flashbacks that reveal she was indirectly involved in the death of a school pupil. One by one, the other involved people commit suicide from guilt. Poppy eventually dies in an accident resembling the pupil's death.
Film
- Poppy takes her dog for a walk in the nearby woods but begins to feel paranoid that she is not alone. Her dog runs off. She falls and passes out.
- The next morning, Poppy wakes with flashbacks from the night before. She notices a cut on her head from the night before that later disappears.
- Throughout the film, Poppy has more flashbacks that reveal she was indirectly involved in the death of a school pupil. One by one, the others involved go crazy with guilt and commit suicide until Poppy has a tragic accident resembling the pupil's death.
Film
- Poppy takes her dog for a walk in the nearby woods but begins to feel paranoid that she is being watched. Her dog runs off. She falls and passes out.
- The next morning, Poppy has flashbacks from the previous night. She notices a cut on her head from where she fell. When she looks again, the cut has vanished.
- Throughout the film, Poppy has more flashbacks that reveal she was indirectly involved in the death of a school pupil. Anyone else involved begins committing suicide out of guilt. Poppy has an accident that mirrors how the school pupil died.
Film
- Poppy takes her dog for a walk in the nearby woods but begins to feel paranoid like she is being watched. Her dog runs off. She gets more scared and passes out.
- The next morning, she has flashbacks from the night before. She notices a cut on her head, evidence that last night was real, not a dream. However, when she looks again, the cut is gone.
- Throughout the film, Poppy has more flashbacks that reveal she was indirectly involved in the death of a school pupil. One by one, the others involved go crazy with guilt and commit suicide until she is the only one left.
Audio pro forma
The document discusses the production of an audio horror story project. It provides an analysis of existing audio horror works and outlines the planned story, script, sound effects, actors, and music to be used. However, the document reflects that poor time management impacted the technical and aural quality of the final product, which lacked complexity and detail compared to examples analyzed early in the research process.
Conjuring 2 & quarantine
The document provides details about the plot and film techniques used in the movies The Conjuring 2 and Quarantine.
The Conjuring 2 follows paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren as they help a mother whose family is being terrorized by a demon. Scenes alternate between the haunted family home in England and the Warrens' home in America. Quarantine depicts a news crew trapped in an apartment building under CDC quarantine after residents start exhibiting violent, zombie-like behavior caused by a mutated rabies virus created by someone experimenting on tenants. Both films use found footage-style single camera work and rely on diegetic sounds to build tension, with The Conjuring 2 also employing non-die
Pitch (1)
The document discusses ideas for a horror film trailer. It proposes two plot ideas: the first involves teenagers discovering a murdered woman in the woods and one of them going missing after encountering a mysterious man. The second involves two sisters hearing strange noises in a house they are housesitting that was formerly a children's home where many died. Locations discussed include woods and an old house. Sound effects like children's voices and creaking stairs are proposed. Typical horror directorial techniques like lighting, editing and makeup are outlined. Requirements like locations, actors, equipment and editing software are also listed.
Our proposal
Tamanna and Yinka propose a horror short film about a woman who hears the laughter and feels like she is being followed by a young girl on her walk home from work. When she gets home, strange noises lead her to investigate and find a scary masked girl in her bedroom wardrobe who jumps out at her. Their initial ideas were rejected in favor of this final proposal, which takes inspiration from films like The Ring and The Sixth Sense featuring paranormal activity and children. The film will feature Yinka as the main character with a friend playing the ghost girl. The tagline is "No where to run, no where to hide, she's living in the back of your mind". Music and themes of paranormal horror and
Pitch
The film "Nyx" follows a young girl home alone who hears strange noises and sees a mysterious creature after her mother leaves for the evening. She is eventually abducted and killed by the creature. She then returns as a possessed girl seeking revenge, killing those around her and targeting her abusive mother. The film will use various camera techniques like hand-held shots and match cuts on a low budget without many special effects.
What happens in the rest of the film
The document describes a film plot where a woman feels guilty about a crime involving her family. The rest of the film reveals that the woman's father was abusing her teenage daughter. The abuse escalates until the father murders the daughter by setting the family house on fire while the mother and daughter are inside. The mother survives but wakes up in the hospital to learn that the father and daughter died in the fire. Overcome with grief and guilt for not stopping the abuse, the woman commits suicide in her bathtub after being released from the hospital.
Essay On Scary Night
The narrator describes three scary places they have visited: an old jail hostel in Ottawa, a cemetery, and a friend's basement cellar. At the jail hostel, the narrator is overcome with unease upon entering and finds the lobby destroyed. Exploring further upstairs, footsteps are heard in the distance. At the cemetery, a dense fog rolls in suddenly. In the basement, strange noises are heard coming from behind the walls. These three locations have left the narrator frozen with fear unlike any other scary experiences before.
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The document discusses a student's short documentary film project about their 90-year-old grandfather. To follow documentary conventions, the film tells a story through a series of photographs and video clips showing the progression of the grandfather's life. Scenes of him speaking in his armchair used natural lighting and an uncluttered background. Opening and closing shots of a cuckoo clock symbolized the passing of time. Post-production effects on the clock made it more appealing and eye-catching. Overall, the film creates a unique, creative story that develops over time and highlights key life moments from the perspective of a 90-year-old man to attract and involve the audience.
Music video idea
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Video idea weeknd -Amad Islam
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1) Lupe Fiasco meets a girl at a club and is instantly captivated by her beauty and intelligence.
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3) At the end of the song, Lupe assures the girl that he wants their relationship to last beyond a typical short-lived club romance and promises to see her in the morning.
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This music video portrays Beyoncé dancing seductively for her male love interest in a 1940s style setting. Voyeurism is prominently featured through close-ups of the intimate dancing and longing gazes between Beyoncé and the man. The video follows the conventions of R&B by including a choreographed dance routine to promote the artist. It depicts a stereotypical power dynamic between the male boss and female secretary but aims to empower women through Beyoncé's display of control through her dancing.
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Final Sketch Evaluation - 4018
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Unit 13 assignment 1 report
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Analysis For Attack The Block - 4018
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Focus Group - 4018
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Audience Research - 4018
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Strange wind proposal - 4018
- 1. Name of film: Strange wind Tagline: ‘I felt something jumping on my bed’ Genre: Children’s thriller Target Audience: 10 -12 year olds Film Proposal: Sophie moved houses to somewhere she has never been before. I t was a dark gloomy forest. Where there was only a big castle looking house. The nearest shop to her house was five miles away and it almost felt like forever walking there. Sophie was given her own room and a few weeks into sleeping in her new room she felt as if there was someone jumping on her bed but there was no one there. She was really scared and went and slept in her parent’s room. Her mum w as nagging her and telling her that her mind was playing tricks on her and that there were no such things as ghost. So finally it was night and it was time for Sophie to go to bed. The same thing happened the night before and she couldn’t sleep. She opened her eyes but there was no one there was really scary. She felt a gush of wind and her room was cold. Something fell off her shelf. I t was a book. She seriously then thought that ghosts do actually exist. She felt the bottom of her bed really cold. She looked underneath her bed and saw a green glow and couldn’t figure out w hat it w as; she put a torch under the bed but the green glow was gone. It w asn’t there anymore. She turned the torch off and saw it again. She told the green glow that she w ouldn’t hurt it and she w as sorry for disturbing it. The green glow finally came out and said that its Trailer Proposal: Shows the forest at the beginning with the big castle. Shows a green glowy figure. I could add some wind effects around the bedroom Shows the little girl Sophie being scared middle of the night The trailer is going to be dark and most scenes will be black and smoky/misty. Film proposal
- 2. name was Toby. He died in a fire when the house burnt down. He said that his parents managed to get out of the house but he couldn’t because he was in the roof while the house was burning and how he fell asleep mistakenly and never woke up a gain. H said that he died in his sleep. Sophie made friends with him. Toby the ghost told her that he only comes out when the sky gets dark. Toby then apologised about the jumping on the bed because he hasn’t had so much fun in fifty years. Budget: £20.00 Props: Big castle Bedroom Glow in the dark, green paint Torch