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Thrillers revolve around anticipation and suspense, keeping audiences on the edge of their seats through a protagonist's problem like an escape, mission, or mystery that builds tension throughout the film. Thrillers employ conventions like low lighting, quick cuts, shadows, tension music, and diegetic breathing sounds to create suspense and danger. Characters commonly include stalkers, criminals, terrorists, psychos, and those with dark pasts as heroes, villains, or innocent villains involved in storylines designed to feel relatable and intimidating to audiences.
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Our idea is to create a short psychological thriller film about a person suffering from paranoia. We will use film techniques like fast cuts to convey this without explicitly telling the audience about the character's condition, leaving it open to various interpretations. Thrillers create suspense and tension by placing characters in dangerous mysteries from which escape seems impossible, often involving unsuspecting people. We plan to use conventions like an ambiguous ending, rapid editing, shadows, and over-the-shoulder shots to build tension without resolution or explanation.
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Our idea is to create a short psychological thriller film about a person suffering from paranoia. We will use film techniques like fast cuts to convey the character's state of mind but won't explicitly tell the audience they have paranoia, leaving it open to interpretation. Thrillers create suspense and tension, usually involving a character in a dangerous mystery. There are subgenres like psychological thrillers where the conflict is mental rather than physical. We plan to use codes like an ambiguous ending, fast cuts, shadows, and over the shoulder shots to increase tension and unease.
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Thriller films aim to promote excitement, suspense, and tension in viewers by placing characters in menacing or dangerous situations involving conflicts or mysteries where escape seems impossible and life is threatened. To be considered a thriller strictly, a film must pursue the single-minded goal of providing thrills throughout the plot as it builds to a climax and keeps the audience on the edge of their seats. Thrillers involve various subgenres that characterize the moods they elicit in viewers such as suspense, anticipation, and anxiety.
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This document outlines several subgenres of thriller films including: legal thriller, disaster thriller, conspiracy thriller, crime thriller, mystery thriller, psychological thriller, supernatural thriller, and action thriller. It provides a brief 1-2 sentence description of each subgenre focusing on common elements like the protagonist, types of conflicts, settings, and themes.
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This is our work on the page pitch stage of our A Level production ( Myself, Dan, Dane and Kieran) and this is expressed as a script for a recording which will later be put alongside this on my blog.
Thriller conventions
Thrillers involve a battle between justice and injustice that often results in consequences. They are films of suspense that reinforce elements of pursuit and chase. Thrillers can take many forms but commonly involve a growing sense of threat and the excitement of pursuit. They are usually shown from the protagonist or villain's point of view to generate empathy or guilt. Events allow the audience to second guess what will happen but explanations are never complete to maintain mystery and build suspense. Typical roles include a helpless female in need of rescue and a male hero battling the situated evil through revenge or anger.
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Thriller films aim to keep audiences on the edge of their seats through anticipation and suspense. The protagonist faces danger in the form of an escape, mission, or mystery. Tension is built throughout and leads to a highly stressful climax. Common thriller subgenres include psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, and spy films. Key characteristics of thrillers include the use of suspense, unpredictable events, mysteries, and threats to the protagonist to generate anxiety in viewers until the climax is reached. Plots often involve characters in conflict with outside forces through threats of violence or crime.
Genre Analysis
Thriller is a genre that uses suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate the audience's sense of anticipation, fear, and anxiety. Common subgenres include psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, and mystery thrillers. The main plot involves a villain obstructing the protagonist, who must overcome problems or mysteries. Suspense is crucial and builds throughout the story until reaching the climactic ending. Thrillers aim to thrill audiences with intense emotions like apprehension, exhilaration, and excitement.
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Our idea is to create a short psychological thriller film about a person suffering from paranoia. We will use film techniques like fast cuts to convey this without explicitly telling the audience about the character's condition, leaving it open to various interpretations. Thrillers create suspense and tension by placing characters in dangerous mysteries from which escape seems impossible, often involving unsuspecting people. We plan to use conventions like an ambiguous ending, rapid editing, shadows, and over-the-shoulder shots to build tension without resolution or explanation.
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Thriller films aim to promote excitement, suspense, and tension in viewers by placing characters in menacing or dangerous situations involving conflicts or mysteries where escape seems impossible and life is threatened. To be considered a thriller strictly, a film must pursue the single-minded goal of providing thrills throughout the plot as it builds to a climax and keeps the audience on the edge of their seats. Thrillers involve various subgenres that characterize the moods they elicit in viewers such as suspense, anticipation, and anxiety.
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This document outlines several subgenres of thriller films including: legal thriller, disaster thriller, conspiracy thriller, crime thriller, mystery thriller, psychological thriller, supernatural thriller, and action thriller. It provides a brief 1-2 sentence description of each subgenre focusing on common elements like the protagonist, types of conflicts, settings, and themes.
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Thrillers involve a battle between justice and injustice that often results in consequences. They are films of suspense that reinforce elements of pursuit and chase. Thrillers can take many forms but commonly involve a growing sense of threat and the excitement of pursuit. They are usually shown from the protagonist or villain's point of view to generate empathy or guilt. Events allow the audience to second guess what will happen but explanations are never complete to maintain mystery and build suspense. Typical roles include a helpless female in need of rescue and a male hero battling the situated evil through revenge or anger.
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Thriller films aim to keep audiences on the edge of their seats through anticipation and suspense. The protagonist faces danger in the form of an escape, mission, or mystery. Tension is built throughout and leads to a highly stressful climax. Common thriller subgenres include psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, and spy films. Key characteristics of thrillers include the use of suspense, unpredictable events, mysteries, and threats to the protagonist to generate anxiety in viewers until the climax is reached. Plots often involve characters in conflict with outside forces through threats of violence or crime.
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Thriller is a genre that uses suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate the audience's sense of anticipation, fear, and anxiety. Common subgenres include psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, and mystery thrillers. The main plot involves a villain obstructing the protagonist, who must overcome problems or mysteries. Suspense is crucial and builds throughout the story until reaching the climactic ending. Thrillers aim to thrill audiences with intense emotions like apprehension, exhilaration, and excitement.
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Thrillers use suspense, tension and excitement to thrill audiences. Common subgenres include mystery, crime, and psychological thrillers. Thrillers portray society as dangerous and corrupt, featuring criminals, stalkers, and assassins threatening innocent victims. They aim to keep audiences on the edge of their seats through plot twists, cliffhangers, and mounting tension as dangers intensify towards a climax. If a work elicits a mood of fearful excitement and thrills the audience, it can be considered a thriller.
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The document provides an analysis of the opening shots of a thriller film called "DrIvE". It summarizes that the opening establishes an antagonist holding someone restrained in a chair at gunpoint. Subsequent shots show blood dripping, implying the restrained man is injured. Text then reveals the name of an actor in the film. Flashforwards between the antagonist and protagonist build tension. Shots of the antagonist calmly driving away while the protagonist is missing amplify the power dynamic. The opening concludes with the protagonist in the trunk of the car while tense music plays, leaving the audience worried for their fate.
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Thrillers are films that are made to excite audiences through tension and uncertainty. There are many types of thrillers including horror, sci-fi, crime and romantic comedy thrillers. Thrillers keep audiences on the edge of their seats by pursuing an intense goal and putting characters in impossible circumstances. Common thriller elements include action, hostage situations, criminals and psychotic characters. The filmmaker proposes an idea for their own thriller about a woman who is being stalked and followed by someone wearing a white chainsaw mask.
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Thrillers build suspense by including bad events that lead to anxiety and a climactic ending where the protagonist aims to restore order while an antagonist strives to cause chaos. A thriller uses techniques like plot twists, misleading clues, and cliffhangers to keep the audience engaged. This document focuses on drama/psychological thrillers that center around themes of mind games, obsession, psychology, and withheld information to disorient the audience. Settings are often ordinary places threatened by danger, revolving around a looming threat and the discovery of past and future events while putting innocent people at risk.
Genre research
Thrillers and horrors often depict society in a dark way through violence, crime, and murder, with justice typically served in the end as antagonists are killed or arrested. These genres aim to keep audiences on the edge of their seats through suspense and anticipation created by plot twists, cliffhangers, and situations where liked characters have no escape. Common characters include criminals, murderers, psychopaths, and terrorists, while plots frequently involve terrorism, revenge, or romantic triangles leading to murder. Heroes are usually ordinary citizens fighting crime outside their experience in the location where the film is set.
Differences between thriller movies & horror movies
Thrillers and horror movies differ in their psychological effects and depictions of violence. Thrillers rely more on plot twists and psychological elements to intrigue audiences, while horrors emphasize graphic violence and gore. For example, The Sixth Sense uses mysteries to unsettle viewers' minds, whereas Nightmare on Elm Street depicts brutal killings. Additionally, thriller movie posters suggest mystery through dark colors, whereas horror posters signal danger with red tones. Both genres aim to scare, but thrillers do so by raising questions in the mind, and horrors through sudden shocks and frightening images.
History of thriller
The document discusses the history and elements of thriller films. It provides examples of early thrillers from the 1920s-1960s directed by Alfred Hitchcock and others, as well as more modern examples. Common elements of thrillers are described as excitement, suspense, adrenaline, tension, dark lighting, puzzles, enigmas, and tense music. Specific characters often found in thrillers are also detailed. The relationship between thrillers and horror films is explored, noting where they overlap and differ.
What is a thriller
Thrillers aim to keep audiences on the edge of their seats through suspense and anticipation. They place protagonists in dangerous, mysterious, or impossible situations to escape from. Various techniques are used to build tension, including the use of shadows, editing, flashbacks, and certain colors. Thrillers come in different genres, such as action thrillers which use physical stunts and chases, crime thrillers about serial killers and robberies, and psychological thrillers that rely on the mind. Common themes involve revenge, survival, paranoia, terrorism, and mysteries. Characters include criminals, victims, assassins, and people with dark pasts. Alfred Hitchcock was famously known as the "master
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This document discusses the horror-thriller film subgenre. It describes how these films depict a growing, usually unknown menace rather than supernatural elements. Additionally, it explains that horror films are designed to frighten and alarm audiences by invoking our deepest fears in a terrifying climax, while also captivating and entertaining. Finally, it states that horror films center around the dark, forbidden, and strange aspects of life that deal with primal human fears surrounding nightmares, vulnerability, death, and loss of identity.
Codes and conventions
Thrillers aim to hold audience interest through intrigue, adventure, and suspense. They promote anxiety and anticipation by leaving the audience "on the edge of their seats." Common elements include feelings of excitement and tension as the audience waits to be thrilled. Thrillers often take place in ordinary locations like cities and feature characters that are outcasts or deemed unacceptable by society, such as criminals or psychopaths, putting them in threatening situations. Sound, editing, music, lighting, and techniques like rapid cutting are used to heighten tension and create an unsettling atmosphere for the audience.
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Thrillers revolve around anticipation and suspense, keeping audiences on the edge of their seats through a protagonist's problem like an escape, mission, or mystery that builds tension throughout the film. Thrillers employ conventions like low lighting, quick cuts, shadows, tension music, and diegetic breathing sounds to create suspense and danger. Characters commonly include stalkers, criminals, terrorists, psychos, and those with dark pasts as heroes, villains, or innocent villains involved in storylines designed to feel relatable and intimidating to audiences.
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Thrillers use suspense, tension and excitement to thrill audiences. Common subgenres include mystery, crime, and psychological thrillers. Thrillers portray society as dangerous and corrupt, featuring criminals, stalkers, and assassins threatening innocent victims. They aim to keep audiences on the edge of their seats through plot twists, cliffhangers, and mounting tension as dangers intensify towards a climax. If a work elicits a mood of fearful excitement and thrills the audience, it can be considered a thriller.
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Thrillers build suspense by including bad events that lead to anxiety and a climactic ending where the protagonist aims to restore order while an antagonist strives to cause chaos. A thriller uses techniques like plot twists, misleading clues, and cliffhangers to keep the audience engaged. This document focuses on drama/psychological thrillers that center around themes of mind games, obsession, psychology, and withheld information to disorient the audience. Settings are often ordinary places threatened by danger, revolving around a looming threat and the discovery of past and future events while putting innocent people at risk.
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Thrillers and horrors often depict society in a dark way through violence, crime, and murder, with justice typically served in the end as antagonists are killed or arrested. These genres aim to keep audiences on the edge of their seats through suspense and anticipation created by plot twists, cliffhangers, and situations where liked characters have no escape. Common characters include criminals, murderers, psychopaths, and terrorists, while plots frequently involve terrorism, revenge, or romantic triangles leading to murder. Heroes are usually ordinary citizens fighting crime outside their experience in the location where the film is set.
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Thrillers and horror movies differ in their psychological effects and depictions of violence. Thrillers rely more on plot twists and psychological elements to intrigue audiences, while horrors emphasize graphic violence and gore. For example, The Sixth Sense uses mysteries to unsettle viewers' minds, whereas Nightmare on Elm Street depicts brutal killings. Additionally, thriller movie posters suggest mystery through dark colors, whereas horror posters signal danger with red tones. Both genres aim to scare, but thrillers do so by raising questions in the mind, and horrors through sudden shocks and frightening images.
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The document discusses the history and elements of thriller films. It provides examples of early thrillers from the 1920s-1960s directed by Alfred Hitchcock and others, as well as more modern examples. Common elements of thrillers are described as excitement, suspense, adrenaline, tension, dark lighting, puzzles, enigmas, and tense music. Specific characters often found in thrillers are also detailed. The relationship between thrillers and horror films is explored, noting where they overlap and differ.
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What makes a good thriller
Thrillers use suspense, tension, and excitement to engage viewers. Common thriller elements include surprises, twists, quick cuts, music to add tension, lighting to create shadows, and perspectives like the killer's point of view or flashbacks. Thrillers can be divided into categories like action, psychological, and crime thrillers. A good thriller keeps viewers wondering what will happen next through suspense and tension as the protagonist encounters menacing situations. Editing, sound, music, lighting, and perspectives are used to build tension and suspense.
Creativity investigation
Horror film trailers typically feature stories that explore people's deepest fears in order to evoke emotions of fright or terror in viewers. Special effects are used to create graphic scenes depicting violence, disease, or supernatural events that preview the horrifying content of the film. An unsettling montage style is employed to build a sense of increasing danger and tension, culminating in a climactic attack to heighten fear for the audience.
What is a Thriller?
A thriller is a genre of film, novel, or play that features exciting plots involving crime and espionage. It uses suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate the viewer's emotions. A thriller features a protagonist and antagonist in constant conflict. It includes many subgenres like psychological thrillers and crime thrillers. Thrillers are characterized by fast pacing, frequent action scenes, and clever heroes facing more powerful villains. Common thriller elements include dramatic music, low lighting, jump cuts, editing techniques like diegetic heavy breathing, varied shot colors/angles, montages, protagonists in danger, ghosts, blood, violence, storms, chase scenes, haunted houses, and villains. Protagonists are usually
Horror and thriller
Thrillers are designed to provide tension and startle audiences, while horrors are aimed at creating intense fear and disgust. Thrillers typically involve crime and include subgenres like mystery, psychological, science, and supernatural thrillers. Horror subgenres are action, body, comedy, psychological, science fiction, and slasher. Both genres commonly feature protagonists facing death or loved ones' death, antagonists with more power, protagonists in difficult decisions, and protagonist-antagonist confrontations. Key characters include protagonists, antagonists, victims, and police/agents. Common techniques involve suspense, twists, scored soundtracks, and good vs. evil narratives.
Genre Analysis
This document discusses several key elements that define the thriller genre of film. It notes that thrillers aim to keep audiences on the edge of their seats through tension and suspense, often involving a main character in a dangerous situation. It provides examples of different types of thrillers, such as action thrillers and psychological thrillers. It also describes common characteristics of characters, themes, editing techniques, sound, and camerawork used in thriller films to build tension and suspense.
Horror and thriller
This document discusses thriller and horror genres in film. It outlines various subgenres of thrillers like crime, mystery, and psychological thrillers and provides examples. It also discusses subgenres of horror like body horror, comedy horror, and slasher horror along with examples. Finally, it identifies common themes, characters, and conventions found within both thriller and horror films.
What is thriller
Thrillers use suspense, tension, and excitement to create an atmosphere of menace, crime, and danger. Common subgenres include mystery, crime, and psychological thrillers. Thrillers feature plots with twists and cliffhangers that promote anticipation and uncertainty. Characters often find themselves in dangerous situations involving criminals, stalkers, or conspiracies related to terrorism or murder. The goal of a thriller is to generate a thrilling emotional experience for the audience through excitement and apprehension.
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Thrillers use suspense to keep audiences wondering what will happen next and typically involve crime or horror themes. Conventions of thrillers include plot twists, dark lighting, flashbacks, props like guns, quick cuts and music to build tension. A good thriller provides thrills through suspense, tension, and anticipation as the protagonist encounters serious situations in a fast-paced story without becoming elongated and boring. The target audience for thrillers is generally males and females aged 15 and older due to potentially intense violence.
Codes and Conventions of Film Opening Sequences
The document discusses the codes and conventions of film opening sequences in mystery and romance genres. For mysteries, openings typically set the scene of a murder or disappearance and introduce the detective character. They aim to create tension and suspense through clues, investigation and deduction. For romances, openings commonly depict the meeting of the two lead characters and set up the obstacle to their love through settings like cafes, libraries or schools. Both genres employ techniques like specific characters, plots, sounds, editing and lighting to set the tone and immerse viewers in the story.
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Horror films aim to elicit emotions of fear, horror and terror in viewers through plots involving death, the supernatural, or mental illness. Common story plots involve kidnapping, murder, serial killers, and psychopaths. In the past, horror films were considered lower quality and made cheaply for teenagers, though they had cathartic power. Examples of influential horror films and directors include The Texas Chain Saw Massacre directed by Tobe Hooper, Halloween for which John Carpenter did the soundtrack, and Psycho directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Frequent horror film actors include Lon Chaney, Idris Elba, and Elizabeth Olsen.
The Thriller Genre
The document discusses several subgenres of thriller films including psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, mystery thrillers, horror thrillers, religious thrillers, spy thrillers, and disaster thrillers. Psychological thrillers focus on unstable emotional states and twist endings. Crime thrillers follow criminals' journeys and use action and psychology. Mystery thrillers center on detectives solving crimes. Horror thrillers aim to scare audiences through gore and nightmares. Religious thrillers involve supernatural church mysteries. Spy thrillers depict heroes fighting government agents. Disaster thrillers feature threats like floods, volcanoes or alien invasions bringing the world to an end.
Conventions of a thriller By Vicky
Thrillers aim to keep audiences alert and on the edge of their seats through suspense, tension, and excitement. They feature protagonists facing danger as they are set against unresolved problems. Editing techniques like quick cuts and fades to black build tension, as does the use of themes, stings, and other sounds. Camera shots like close-ups are used to convey emotion and body language, while movements like tracking shots create mystery. Mise-en-scene elements such as dark lighting, props, and ominous locations also establish mood and suspense.
Thriller genre
The document defines the thriller genre as featuring ordinary heroes pitted against villains seeking to destroy countries or the free world. Thrillers create suspense and excitement through high stakes action, plot twists, vibrant settings, and a fast pace. The purpose is entertainment. Common conventions include an investigation of an enigma by the hero, violence, and a rational explanation of mysteries. There are many thriller subgenres like crime, disaster, and political thrillers. Character archetypes include cops, criminals, stalkers, and victims.
Genre Research: Thillers
This document discusses the thriller genre and its key characteristics and conventions. It notes that thrillers use suspense through techniques like lighting, sound, and camera work to create tension. Common thriller settings include confined spaces. Conventions include the use of mirrors, low lighting, shadows, quick cuts, and music to generate negative emotions. The document also outlines several thriller subgenres like conspiracy, crime, political, and psychological thrillers and provides examples of themes typically found in each.
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- 2. Thrillers By Marcus Mahne
- 3. What is a thriller? Thriller Film is a genre that revolves around anticipation and suspense. The aim for Thrillers is to keep the audience alert and on the edge of their seats by using a protagonist to create a problem, for example an escape, a mission, or a mystery. The tension with the main problem is built on throughout the film and leads to a highly stressful climax.
- 4. Thriller Conventions Low key lighting Quick cuts Shadows Tension music Changes in the angle of shots Diegetic sound of breathing “Happy endings” Suspense and danger
- 5. Characters Stalkers Criminals Terrorists Psychos Characters with dark pasts Hero's and villains Innocent villains
- 6. Thriller themes The storyline will be designed so the audience will think that it can happen to them, which will make them feel scared or possible intimidated.