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The document provides details for a horror film trailer titled "Last Person Standing". It will follow 3 teenagers exploring an abandoned house and woods where paranormal activity kills them off one by one. The trailer will use horror genre conventions like dark lighting and jump cuts. It will start with discovering a dead body and flashback to show the events leading up to each character's death, revealing the last surviving character is the same one seen dead at the beginning.
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The group will create a crime/mystery thriller opening sequence titled "The Ultimatum". It will take place in a suburban home and involve two friends, with one receiving threats to kill the other. The sequence will start with the friends arriving home and end before revealing if the threat was carried out. It will explore themes of power, identity, justice, death, violence and crime. Cinematography, lighting, costumes and a dramatic cliffhanger ending will be used to build suspense and mystery. Feedback suggested providing more character details and explaining the character relationships and antagonist.
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The document discusses conventions and elements commonly found in the "killer" film genre. It provides examples of characters typically seen, such as the female victim, non-believer, jock, and hysterical character. Settings that trigger fear, like isolated cabins, are often used. Themes involve groups separated from each other and not always overcoming the antagonist. Editing, sound, and camera techniques aim to disorient and create panic in viewers.
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The document discusses conventions and elements commonly found in the "killer" film genre. It provides examples of characters typically seen, such as the female victim, non-believer, jock, and hysterical character. Settings that trigger fear, like isolated cabins, are often used. Themes involve groups separated from each other or stuck in remote places. Editing, camerawork, sound, and other techniques aim to disorient and scare viewers. Linear plot structures are common, following stages of equilibrium and disequilibrium.
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The document provides details on the plot, influences, structure, characters, settings, and production elements for the horror film trailer titled "Dying Leaves." It describes the plot which involves three friends visiting a park on the anniversary of a past killing spree. It will show the killer watching and losing patience with environmental destruction. The influences include films like Scream that featured a final girl and used news reports. Scenes will show the friends arriving and being stalked in the park. Characters include the final girl Taylor and the unknown killer. Settings include the park and killer's hideout. Props include a fake knife and blood. The target audience is ages 15 and older due to graphic content.
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The document provides details on the plot, influences, structure, characters, settings, and production elements for the horror film trailer titled "Dying Leaves." It describes the plot which involves three friends visiting a park on the anniversary of a past killing, with one of the friends' names on the killer's hit list. It outlines influences from films like Scream and conventions like the "final girl." It also outlines the intended structure, characters, settings, and technical elements like lighting, sound, and editing for the trailer.
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The document outlines the key details of a horror film treatment called "The Walk". It takes place on a university campus and isolated house in the woods. The main characters are stereotypical college students on spring break. In Act 1, the students decide to stay in a remote house instead of on campus. In Act 2, one student hears a strange noise in the woods but gets distracted. Characters then start going missing. By Act 3, only one girl is left alive as the villain has been killing the other teenagers. The treatment provides characters, locations, a logline and brief summaries of each act to outline the plot of the slasher/psychological horror movie.
Written treatment
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Theory meaning pro-forma
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