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The document analyzes the trailer for the film "The Silence of the Lambs" in terms of editing, camerawork, sound, and costume design. It discusses how the trailer uses fast cuts and fades after introducing the character Hannibal to build tension. Close-ups are used to show character emotions and build tension between Hannibal and the detective. The sound switches between diegetic sounds from the characters and non-diegetic music to emphasize moments. Hannibal's prisoner outfit is meant to make him seem less important and sub-human compared to the suited characters analyzing him.
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3) The riverside of the River Nene for a scene of the character throwing pebbles in angst.
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- A single drama is a one-off drama that lasts a few episodes but is not continued in other seasons. It would use a single camera technique to allow more shots and retakes. Single dramas can be viewed on TV and streaming services.
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3) The creators' campaign for their film Perception establishes brand identity by featuring the mask icon, using a consistent color palette and font, and including a tagline about the film's themes of hallucinations across their poster, trailer, and magazine cover.
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Prime suspect slides
This film follows two detectives, Charlotte and Frank, searching for a serial killer in December. Charlotte begins finding evidence suggesting Frank is the killer. Due to her friendship and trust in Frank, she ignores the evidence in an attempt to prove his innocence. On Charlotte's birthday, Frank reveals he is the killer and was trying to impress Charlotte by killing people similar to her to make her unique. When Charlotte realizes the truth, a fight ensues where they draw their guns on each other. Gunshots are heard and everything goes black, but it's unclear who shot whom.
Pitch presentation
Two students who are former classmates kidnap a TV show guest who is a member of an exam board, taking over the live TV show set. They demand to reveal that exam results are rigged. The teaser trailer will show a close-up of the hostage on one side of a split screen and the kidnappers on the other side, establishing their power over the situation. The target audience is male viewers around ages 15 to 18 who enjoy action movies. There will be four main characters - the two student kidnappers, the student hostage, and the TV presenter.
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This film follows two detectives, Charlotte and Frank, searching for a serial killer in December. Charlotte begins to suspect Frank is the killer due to evidence, but ignores it due to their friendship. On her birthday, Frank reveals he is the killer and was trying to impress Charlotte by killing women like her. A fight ensues and gunshots are fired, but it's unclear who shot whom. Frank and Charlotte met years ago when Frank counseled Charlotte, and Frank developed split personalities and feelings for Charlotte.
Warm bodies analysis
The document discusses conventions used in movie trailers to convey information to audiences. It uses the trailers for the movie "Warm Bodies" to illustrate these conventions. The full trailer establishes the movie has genres of supernatural horror, comedy, action, and romance through visual cues like makeup, facial expressions, and editing. The teaser trailer similarly conveys genres of action, romance, and supernatural horror through fast pacing, violence, and relationship progression. Both trailers use non-diegetic sounds to enhance enjoyment and set expectations, but the teaser focuses more on violence and sexuality while the full trailer provides more context.
Warm bodies analysis
The film Warm Bodies is a romantic comedy/horror film about an undead character who is gradually returning to human form and develops feelings for a human female. The trailer uses various film techniques to establish the genres and tone. It begins like a horror but introduces comedic and romantic elements. Mise-en-scene, costumes, lighting and props are used to distinguish characters and adhere to genre conventions. The editing is fast-paced and includes CGI. The target audience seems to be teenagers based on the hashtag marketing and PG-13 rating.
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The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real-life thriller films. It uses conventions such as a dark title with capital bold letters, extreme close-ups to convey emotion, mid-close ups to show important details like handcuffs, low key lighting for villains and brighter lighting for victims. It challenges conventions by only using fades to black cuts rather than quick cuts, and develops conventions further by including ambient sounds of heavy breathing, footsteps and heartbeats during flashbacks.
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Our opening sequence challenges and develops conventions of psychological horror films in several ways. It relies on revealing the unstable and meticulous nature of the antagonist through his actions like cutting himself and dissecting a fly. Sound design and a building musical score are used to create tension. Camera work with close-ups shows the antagonist's precision and instability. While drawing from conventions like building tension throughout, it challenges conventions by filming in a greenhouse instead of a typical location and using atypical lighting. The sequence aims to develop conventions by focusing on revealing the antagonist's character through his behaviors and the unease created through its applicability to everyday settings.
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The film The Arrival follows a woman sitting alone in a cafe who is debating whether or not to keep her baby. Through a voiceover, the audience hears her inner monologue as she weighs the pros and cons. The film uses a consistent color palette and simple mise-en-scene to focus on the character's internal conflict. A single continuous shot zooms in and out on the woman as her thoughts spiral, representing her coming to a conclusion. Though nothing outwardly happens, the audience gains insight into her fears and decision-making through her thoughts. The film aims to create empathy and understanding for women facing an unexpected pregnancy.
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The document analyzes the trailer for the 2003 horror film "28 Days Later" in order to understand conventions of trailers for similar genres. The trailer opens with the Fox Searchlight Pictures logo to establish its credible producer. It uses unsettling sounds like sirens and screams to set an ominous tone. Fast editing with short clips builds tension through quick cuts between shots filmed from different angles and locations. These conventions, like using sound and editing to create an intense atmosphere without revealing too much of the plot, will inform the design of the author's own trailer.
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