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The document outlines the key details of a psychological thriller film called "The Pitch", including introducing the main characters of Gary, a detective taken off the police force for being mentally unwell, and his psychiatrist Petar. It describes the plot as Gary believing a girl named Annalise has gone missing and only Petar comes to believe Gary's claims. The document discusses establishing the tone, mood, and genre through a montage and continuity sequence opening. It provides examples of influenced films and television shows and notes the target audience would be 15-34 year olds. Feedback questions are also included about including the girl in the opening and if the plot sounds intriguing as a psychological thriller.
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Question 1 - George Back
The document discusses how the media product, a film, uses conventions of the thriller genre to appeal to audiences. It establishes characters and a narrative that follow typical thriller archetypes like having a heroic male protagonist and a criminal male antagonist. It builds suspense through a slow pace in the beginning and an enigmatic ending. The film's plot is easy to follow but includes twists, and it leaves the audience questioning the characters and their situations.
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The document outlines plans for a two-minute opening scene for a thriller film. The opening would show the hero, a police detective, visiting his daughter's grave. He receives a call about a suspect resembling his daughter and races to warn her. Flashbacks will show the daughter's death. The rest of the plot involves the detective forming a bond with the suspect while tasked with arresting her, creating internal conflict. Locations for filming include a graveyard, office, and undecided location for the daughter's murder. Costumes are chosen to characterize the hero, suspect, and villainous police chief. Themes of violence, crime, identity and mystery will be conveyed through the film.
Opening sequence on any genre and a thriller
The opening sequence of Mission Impossible 2 introduces the genre as an action film through its natural landscape setting. The protagonist Ethan Hunt is introduced climbing rocks, showing his athleticism. Tension is built through diegetic and non-diegetic sounds. The title implies the story is about a "Man on a Mission".
The Silence of the Lambs opening establishes the thriller genre with a mysterious scene of a woman running in a dark forest. We learn she is FBI agent Clarice Starling, the main protagonist. Narration introduces her character further. Clues suggest the storyline involves a manhunt for a serial killer named "Buffalo Bill" led by Clarice, playing with the idea of a female in
What did we use to attract our audience
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The pitch
This document outlines the key details of a film including characters, plot points, and presentation of information. The main characters are Joe, the leader of the group; Alden, Joe's confident friend; and Greg, the clumsy one. The film begins with a scene from the end, then shows the characters going to a party where people start disappearing after strange noises. By the middle, more are taken by the "thing". In the end, it is Joe and Alden trying to escape the attacking thing, but Joe is ultimately captured, connecting to the opening scene. The film is inspired by found footage movies and aims to target teenagers with its thriller genre and party setting.
Opening sequence on any genre and a thriller
The document analyzes the opening sequences of two films, Mission Impossible 2 and The Silence of the Lambs. For Mission Impossible 2, the opening establishes the adventurous genre through natural scenery. The protagonist Ethan Hunt is introduced climbing rocks to dramatic music. Narration orients viewers to the confusing scene. Clues suggest a storyline about a "Man on Mission." For The Silence of the Lambs, the dark, mysterious forest setting implies the thriller genre. The protagonist Clarice Starling is shown training, then introduced. Narration prompts her meeting with an FBI figure. Clues point to a storyline involving a manhunt for the serial killer Buffalo Bill.
What Did We Use To Attract Our Audience
The document discusses how the filmmakers aimed to attract their target male audience. They used graphic violence, including scenes of a man violently attacking a woman, to appeal to taboo interests. They also included an attractive blonde woman being tortured to appeal to voyeuristic interests and the "sick pleasure" some men feel from watching innocence being destroyed. The filmmakers concluded that the graphic violence and exploitation of women were key factors in attracting their audience.
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Presentation1
The document outlines plans for a two-minute opening scene for a thriller film. The opening would show the hero, a police detective, visiting his daughter's grave. He receives a call about a suspect resembling his daughter and races to warn her. Flashbacks will show the daughter's death. The rest of the plot involves the detective forming a bond with the suspect while tasked with arresting her, creating internal conflict. Locations for filming include a graveyard, office, and undecided location for the daughter's murder. Costumes are chosen to characterize the hero, suspect, and villainous police chief. Themes of violence, crime, identity and mystery will be conveyed through the film.
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The pitch
This document outlines the key details of a film including characters, plot points, and presentation of information. The main characters are Joe, the leader of the group; Alden, Joe's confident friend; and Greg, the clumsy one. The film begins with a scene from the end, then shows the characters going to a party where people start disappearing after strange noises. By the middle, more are taken by the "thing". In the end, it is Joe and Alden trying to escape the attacking thing, but Joe is ultimately captured, connecting to the opening scene. The film is inspired by found footage movies and aims to target teenagers with its thriller genre and party setting.
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Treatment goodnight
This document outlines a proposed short film called "Goodnight" that is intended to be a 3-5 minute psychological horror film. It will follow a couple after a date where the female character suspects she is being followed on her walk home. The film aims to build tension through the use of shaky camerawork, close-ups, and cuts between the character and someone watching her. It will conclude with a plot twist when the character reaches her home. The document discusses the target audience, characters, locations, equipment needs, schedule, and other considerations for producing the short film.
Treatment goodnight
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Special agents have been deployed to retrieve highly confidential information that was stolen from MI5 and is now in the hands of mercenaries. The agents locate the computer wizard who has the information at a rural farmhouse. In the opening scene, the agents chase the suspect through the woods and capture him. They interrogate him in a barn, using torture to try to get him to reveal the information, as the film aims to appeal to audiences who enjoy thrillers and action.
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Question 4
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Evaluation Question 1
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Pitch unit 21
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Pitch unit 21
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Proposal
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Proposal
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The document provides an analysis of the opening scenes of the horror/thriller film The Shining, directed by Stanley Kubrick. It describes plot elements, characters, locations, camera work, sound effects, editing techniques, and genre characteristics of the opening sequence. Specific details like the release date, awards, and intended target audience are also mentioned.
Iluzio in depth
This document outlines plans for a thriller film opening. It will target young adults by including typical thriller themes like psychological confusion and distrust. Key conventions that will be featured are crime, a complex plot, suspense, grimy settings, and a plot twist. The main character, Freddie, suffers from schizophrenia and hears voices from his imaginary friend Enzo. Research has been done watching thriller openings for inspiration. Locations, personnel, and potential problems are also addressed to prepare for filming.
Treat ment done
The film will be shown in cinemas worldwide with a £110 million budget, produced by a major studio. It will be a psychological thriller with supernatural elements, focusing on a possessed little girl seeking revenge on her murdered mother. The opening scene will take place in and around an old house using practical lighting and props to set an eerie tone. The aim is to make audiences uncomfortable in a familiar setting.
What is a thriller?
A retired CIA agent travels across Europe to save his kidnapped daughter who was sold into prostitution. The film consists of many plot twists that build suspense as the agent gets closer to finding his daughter but encounters setbacks. During his search, the agent uses his old skills in dangerous fight scenes to confront those involved in his daughter's kidnapping.
Silence of the lambs
Young FBI agent Clarice Starling is assigned to interview the imprisoned Hannibal Lecter to gain insight into a serial killer. The opening scenes show Clarice alone in a foggy wooded area, wearing workout clothes and running as ominous music plays. Her isolated location and attire suggest she may be in danger, setting the tone for a thriller. Shots vary from wide to close up, showing both the unsettling surroundings and Clarice's exertion as she runs, building tension for the audience.
Question 5
The document contains the results of a survey asking people ages 12 and above what they would like to see in a horror/thriller film. The survey received responses from 5 people with ages ranging from 12 to 45 years old. Common responses included suspenseful music, dark lighting, scary characters, plot twists, and films set in old houses. In response to the survey, the filmmakers incorporated many of these elements into their horror film, such as using ambient lighting, including an evil antagonist, adding a suspenseful soundtrack, including a plot twist, and setting part of the film in an old house.
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Young FBI agent Clarice Starling is assigned to interview the imprisoned Hannibal Lecter to gain insight into a serial killer. The opening scenes show Clarice alone in a foggy wooded area, wearing workout clothes and running as ominous music plays, suggesting she may be in danger. Shots convey the isolated and unsettling setting through low lighting and wide shots of the dense forest surroundings.
Horror movie analysis
The document analyzes techniques used in several famous horror films that could be applied to a student's own horror film project. It discusses The Exorcist and how it uses techniques like low-key lighting, non-diegetic sounds, and enigma codes. It also examines The Conjuring and how its close-ups, creepy music, and dark gloomy setting create mystery. Finally, it describes The Shining and notes how the scenes where the main character is possessed and mentally unstable provide examples for the student's own opening sequence where the main character will exhibit similar behavior.
Evaluation: What have you learned from your audience feedback?
The document summarizes feedback received from an audience about their horror film preferences. The audience preferred mystery, pure horror, and chase scenes set in haunted houses rather than wooded areas. The film trailer incorporated these elements through its haunted house setting, mystery plot, scary chase scenes, and jump scares. In addressing the audience feedback, the filmmakers learned more about the horror genre and were able to develop their ideas to better match audience expectations for the genre.
Analysis of trailers
The document discusses and compares the trailers for the horror movies Paranormal Activity and Scream. It analyzes the cinematography, pacing, sound design, and other technical elements of the trailers. Key details that indicate the movies are horror genres are also described, such as the dark atmospheres and scenes of danger. The document also provides brief plot summaries and production details for each film from IMDB.
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- 5. How we will present this information We will be presenting it by using both a mixture of montage and continuity sequence.
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