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The filmmakers wanted to use close-up shots to create tension and a strange atmosphere in their thriller. They included a shot of a character drawing an ear to emphasize the film's themes and question the character's sanity. The ending title features the word "blood" with a cut through it and blood coming out to relate back to the violent sequences and identify the film as a thriller about a killer.
Eval task 1 olivia h
This document analyzes how a media project uses conventions of real media products. It provides examples from films like Scream and Se7en of common horror tropes used, such as mysterious writing in a notebook, close-ups of characters deep in thought, drawings of body parts, an unaware female victim, inner thoughts depicting violence, and an ending with a bloody font. These conventions establish mood, intrigue viewers about characters' motives, and reference classic works to develop the thriller/horror genre.
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This rhyming poem describes four black tires that keep rolling and hauling different vehicles like a car, truck, and bus around town. The repetitive lines emphasize how the tires continuously roll to transport the vehicles on the road.
Textual analysis of the silence of the lambs
The scene analyzed takes place in Dr. Hannibal Lecter's prison cell, where he speaks with FBI trainee Clarice Starling. Close-ups and medium close-ups emphasize the intimacy of their conversation, though they are never shown together in the same frame. Dr. Lecter is shot from a low angle to appear powerful and intimidating compared to Clarice's high angle. The only sounds are their dialogue, with additional minor music underscoring Clarice's sad memories and a sense of impending doom.
Evaluation task 5
The document discusses how the filmmakers targeted their audience through their choices in visual effects, music, characters, and actors. Their primary audience was 16-24 year olds, and they used quick editing techniques to keep the film engaging for this age group. The music and visuals created suspense to draw in younger viewers. A diverse cast of actors of different ethnicities aimed to appeal to international audiences. Character choices represented a range of ages, genders, and social groups to attract a broader viewership.
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media pitch[66] - Read-Only.pptx
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The document summarizes how a film would attract a male audience aged 16-35 by featuring a young, vulnerable female protagonist and graphic violence against her perpetrated by two male thugs. It describes shots from the film showing the woman jogging to attract sexual attention, the men beginning to torture her for thrills of violence, and her being brutally beaten with a metal bat for viewer enjoyment.
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Taken good luck
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Datalicious Credentials
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task 5 Addressing An Audience
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Megans Horror Presentation
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This document summarizes a movie scene from The Conjuring that the author particularly likes. It discusses the mise-en-scene, camera work, sound, and location used in the scene. The scene uses several close-up shots to show characters' emotions in detail, builds suspense throughout, and makes it seem like the main character is initially paranoid but is ultimately proved right. An over-the-shoulder camera view draws the viewer in, creating a feeling of being in the movie.
Advanced portfolio 1
The document discusses how a student media project uses and develops conventions of real music videos. It analyzes stills from their video alongside examples from commercial videos. The student incorporates elements like neon lighting, fish eye lenses, costumes, close-ups, dancers and thematic scenes to develop their artist's image and draw in their target audience. They conform to typical music video length to make their video more recognizable and promoteable.
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