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The target audience for this film is primarily adult women. The film aims to challenge common portrayals of women as sexual objects by showing female protagonists playing important roles like male heroes. To engage viewers, the film will use conventions like explosions, effects, exotic locations, chases, violence, and fast editing found in genres like action and thriller. Each character will have a distinct persona conveyed through costumes and behaviors, with the villain in dark clothes representing danger and the victim initially in white representing innocence. The victim's role and appearance will change as the plot progresses and she acquires a coveted diamond, transforming her into a "femme fatale" in black.
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Target audience
The target audience for this film is primarily adult women. The film aims to challenge stereotypes about women being portrayed as sexual objects by having female directors and a female protagonist playing an important role like male heroes typically do. To engage viewers, the film will use conventions of the action and thriller genres, including explosions, violence, car chases, and a fast pace. The costumes and appearances of the villain and victim characters will represent their roles, with the villain in dark clothes and the victim in white, and the victim's role and appearance may change over the course of the film as the plot develops.
Target audience
The target audience for this film is primarily adult women. The film aims to challenge common tropes of depicting women as sexual objects by showing women in important leading roles on par with men. To appeal to viewers, the film will incorporate codes and conventions commonly found in action thrillers such as explosions, violence, car chases, and fast-paced editing. Each character will have a distinct persona conveyed through their clothing, dialogue, and behavior to excite the audience and create a sense of tension throughout the film.
Evalutaion question 2
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Aspects of Genre
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Target audience
The target audience for this film is primarily adult women. The film aims to challenge common tropes of depicting women as sexual objects by showing women in important leading roles on par with men. To appeal to viewers, the film will incorporate codes and conventions commonly found in action thrillers such as explosions, violence, car chases, and fast-paced editing. Each character will have a distinct persona conveyed through their clothing, dialogue, and behavior to excite the audience and create a sense of tension throughout the film.
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The document discusses how the film represents social groups through character dressing and mise-en-scene. The villain is dressed in all black to convey darkness, while the mother wears comfortable clothes to show reluctance to leave home. The girl wears warming clothes to appear cold and disconnected from her family. Mise-en-scene uses lighting to characterize the groups - the girl is well-lit to seem innocent, the villain is in dark lighting to appear evil, and the mother has warm lighting to seem kindly despite an angry side. The film represents its target thriller-loving audience through the dark-feeling clothing of everyday outfits. Some genre conventions like weapons are avoided in the opening to not reveal everything but would likely be used if
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The serial killer's identity is concealed at first, shown only in extreme long shots to keep him mysterious. He wears all-black clothing - a black hooded jumper, gloves, bottoms, and trainers - to appear sinister and evil. The extreme long shots of him suggest he is forcing his way into the teenage girl's life from a distance. Revealing the serial killer to be someone close to the girl, like a brother, is intended to surprise the audience and make them want to rewatch to understand what happened. The hooded jumper helps intimidate and conceal his face, representing youth culture. His dark clothing suggests he is a sinister individual who carries an evil presence. His strong, dominant stature emphasizes stere
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The document summarizes the filming of scenes for a student film production over multiple days from August to October. It describes filming locations, scenes captured, costumes and acting of characters, and efforts to improve production quality through lighting, camerawork techniques, and incorporating feedback. The student filmmakers aimed to convey a sense of loneliness, isolation, danger and tension through their scenes and made adjustments between filming sessions to enhance the atmosphere and storytelling.
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The document discusses the main characters in a film trailer. The protagonist is an 11-year-old girl who is abducted and murdered in the woods by the antagonist. However, her spirit returns to haunt her murderer. The antagonist is a man who kills children out of jealousy after his wife leaves him. The girl is portrayed as innocent to gain the audience's sympathy. The antagonist is meant to seem sinister and instill a sense of hatred and suspicion in the audience.
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The document analyzes how director Carol Reed uses and challenges conventions of the noir thriller genre in his 1949 film "The Third Man". It discusses Reed's use of black and white cinematography, chiaroscuro lighting, sound design, the setting of post-war Vienna, characterization of the protagonists Holly Martins and Harry Lime, costuming, camera techniques, themes of enigma and alienation, and intertextual references to other films. Key points include how the lighting and shadow create a sense of mystery, threat, and the suggestion that Harry Lime has both good and evil sides. Vienna is portrayed as a fractured and hostile place on the black market.
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Dark shadows
The opening scene introduces the main character as an innocent girl through her neat appearance, but hints she may have an evil side through a reflection of the Witch. Her body language suggests she could get angry if crossed. The train scene establishes the Gothic visual style and dull colors typical of Tim Burton's films, identifying it as a horror/black comedy genre. Watching the plot unfold, the lady seems to be a savior for the troubled town, but is intimidated by the police for unknown reasons, unlike vampires generally seen as monsters but the protagonist Barnabus is a vampire hero. Tim Burton aims to attract different generations through elements like the hippies that younger audiences can relate to as well as comedy, horror and romance appealing
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Holly Martins travels to Vienna to meet his friend Harry Lime, but is told that Harry has died in an accident. Holly's investigation reveals that Harry is actually alive and involved in criminal activities. The film is set in the ruins of post-war Vienna and uses lighting, camerawork, and setting to create a dark, mysterious atmosphere and enhance the thriller elements of the plot as Holly searches for the truth about his friend.
Character profile man
The serial killer character is the teenage girl's brother. He is kept hidden from view except for extreme long shots to conceal his identity as a plot twist. He wears all-black clothing including a hooded jumper, gloves, bottoms, and trainers to represent his dark and sinister personality. The extreme long shots show him keeping distant but ensuring he remains part of her life, forcing their fate. Making the serial killer someone close to the girl surprises the audience and makes them question what happened, wanting to watch again.
Costume
The document provides costume recommendations for three actresses in a film. The innocent best friend's costume should be light-colored, girly, and casual to emphasize her innocence and allow easy movement away from the villain. The evil/dead best friend should wear dark clothes throughout to foreshadow her evil nature, and her outfit should also allow comfortable movement. The new best friend's costume should be casual and not stand out in order to not take attention away from the other characters.
Evaluation 2
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Romance originated from myths involving knights and dragons and was first written in novels. One of the earliest and most famous romances was William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, written in the 1500s. Romance genres typically depict scenarios involving love at first sight, teen love, forbidden love, obsession, passionate love, sacrifice, and destructive love, often ending in tragedy or happily ever after. The genre aims to take audiences on an emotional journey by pulling on their heartstrings. While kissing was initially frowned upon in early films like the first kiss scene in 1896's "The Kiss," romance films have increasingly focused more on kissing and sexuality over time, which some view as losing the genre's original aspirational nature.
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The document discusses conventions used in the film noir genre and how they were applied to the opening sequence of a student film called "Paradise in Heaven". It focuses on location, characters, costumes, lighting, and sound. The location was a town to create a sense of crime and isolation. The opening only showed a criminal and femme fatale without revealing faces for mystery. Costumes followed 1940s styles to set the era. Heavy low-key lighting and shadows enhanced mystery, as did non-diegetic jazz music and diegetic footstep sounds. Overall the film adhered to conventions like these that characterize the dark themes of film noir.
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The group will create a slasher film trailer featuring gruesome deaths, a masked killer, and teens in peril. They were inspired by films like Friday the 13th set in remote wooded areas with lakes. The narrative involves a group of teens exploring an abandoned location only to be killed one by one by an unknown killer. Costumes will identify character types like revealing clothes for the promiscuous girl doomed to die brutally, while light colors symbolize innocence for the "final girl" most likely to survive.
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The document summarizes the filming of scenes for a student film production over multiple days from August 10th to October 23rd. It describes the filming locations, scenes shot, costumes, and techniques used to convey mood and meaning. The production focused on improving filming techniques and storytelling with each subsequent shoot.
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On November 9, 2012, the group filmed a news scene in a busy location to make it look realistic, taking different roles such as directing, filming, and setting up equipment. They shot from multiple angles to find the best background setting. The only issues were ambient noise and people talking in the background, which made the scene less effective.
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- German Expressionist films used symbolism and shadows to add atmosphere and deeper meanings that still influence horror films today.
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Katie Jackson and Michael Shelton are portrayed as stereotypical characters for the thriller genre through their use of stereotypes, costumes, makeup, and props. Katie, the female protagonist, is portrayed as vulnerable and weak through her blonde hair, minimal makeup, and use of a dog prop. Michael, the male antagonist, is portrayed as mysterious and strange through his use of a hat and dark clothing. Overall, the characters conform to stereotypes about gender roles expected in the thriller genre.
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- The character also represents black women from London, differing from the typical American setting and characters.
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