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1) The document outlines the initial planning for a student film project titled "Merland Rise". 2) It includes a list of potential actors and actresses to play the roles of the "creep", "love interest", and "main girl". 3) Locations that are proposed for filming include one of the students' houses, a café or pub, and streets in the area. 4) Notes about the plot describe a scene where the main girl slaps the future stalker character, then later receives a creepy text while having a private moment with her love interest.
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1) The document outlines the initial planning for a student film project titled "Merland Rise".
2) It includes a shot list, potential actors and locations, music needs, and notes on the plot which involves a girl slapping a future stalker and later receiving creepy texts from him.
3) Key elements that are listed include reaction shots of the angry stalker, a private moment alone in her room where the girl receives a creepy text, and a slow reveal of the stalker holding a gun outside her house while wearing black.
Timeline and Ideas
1) The document outlines the initial planning for a student film project titled "Merland Rise".
2) It includes a list of possible actors and actresses to play the roles of the creep, love interest, and main girl.
3) Locations that are suggested include one of the students' houses, a cafe, pub, or streets nearby.
4) Music ideas and notes on the plot are provided, involving a girl slapping a future stalker who later sends her creepy texts.
Storyboard
The storyboard establishes the setting of a pub where the main female protagonist slaps a male antagonist who was harassing her. It then shows the antagonist's angry reaction and others in the pub reacting in shock. Later scenes show the protagonist receiving threatening text messages from the antagonist. Her love interest comforts her as she becomes worried about being stalked. The storyboard ends with the antagonist outside the pub at night holding a gun.
Slasher Films Codes and Conventions
The document discusses common conventions and characteristics of slasher films. It describes the typical characters, including the "last girl standing" who survives to the end, and victims like the attractive "first girl" who is often killed early on. Locations tend to be isolated rural or suburban areas. The villain is usually physically deformed or mentally deranged and wears a mask or hides their identity. Trailers for slasher films commonly establish characters and setting before introducing the villain and including teasing shots that hint at violence without fully showing it, creating intrigue for audiences. Examples from Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Prom Night trailers are provided.
Script new 1
This document contains the script for scenes 1-21 of a television production titled "Merland Rise". It provides details of each scene including characters, camera shots, dialogue, background music and sounds, and a brief description of the action in each scene. The script depicts an antagonistic interaction between characters Maximillian and Shannon in a pub and subsequent threatening texts and stalking behavior from Maximillian towards Shannon.
Vindicta treatment
A distraught father beats a drug dealer in a secluded forest to gain information about his kidnapped teenage daughter. The father, Michael Walters, is a mid-30s nightclub bouncer who relentlessly interrogates and beats the man, described as being in his mid-20s with long greasy hair and black attire. Michael ties the man to a tree and uses a golf club to beat and eventually kill him, snapping the club handle, after the man admits to knowing where the father's daughter is located.
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The opening scene of Once Upon a Time in America establishes the thriller genre through its use of lighting, location, sound, and characters. The scene begins with dim, chiaroscuro lighting that creates an unsettling atmosphere in the young woman's dark apartment. When she turns on a lamp, the mood lightens, but becomes dark again when she is murdered. The apartment feels enclosed and dangerous as the men surround her with no escape. Non-diegetic music plays over the credits, while diegetic sounds establish the setting. The characters - an innocent young woman and three criminal men in a gang - represent common thriller tropes of the damsel in distress and villains. Through these techniques, the director Sergio Le
Question 1
This document discusses stereotypical conventions and characters commonly found in thriller films. It notes that thrillers often feature stalkers, victims, criminals, psychopaths, murderers and heroes. Common murder weapons shown include guns, knives, fire and rope. It then compares the opening of a potential thriller film to the 2012 film Sinister, noting they both involve a character moving into an isolated new home alone where they discover disturbing photos or videos. Their costumes of dark, casual clothing may also symbolize impending danger.
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1) The document outlines the initial planning for a student film project titled "Merland Rise".
2) It includes a shot list, potential actors and locations, music needs, and notes on the plot which involves a girl slapping a future stalker and later receiving creepy texts from him.
3) Key elements that are listed include reaction shots of the angry stalker, a private moment alone in her room where the girl receives a creepy text, and a slow reveal of the stalker holding a gun outside her house while wearing black.
Timeline and Ideas
1) The document outlines the initial planning for a student film project titled "Merland Rise".
2) It includes a list of possible actors and actresses to play the roles of the creep, love interest, and main girl.
3) Locations that are suggested include one of the students' houses, a cafe, pub, or streets nearby.
4) Music ideas and notes on the plot are provided, involving a girl slapping a future stalker who later sends her creepy texts.
Storyboard
The storyboard establishes the setting of a pub where the main female protagonist slaps a male antagonist who was harassing her. It then shows the antagonist's angry reaction and others in the pub reacting in shock. Later scenes show the protagonist receiving threatening text messages from the antagonist. Her love interest comforts her as she becomes worried about being stalked. The storyboard ends with the antagonist outside the pub at night holding a gun.
Slasher Films Codes and Conventions
The document discusses common conventions and characteristics of slasher films. It describes the typical characters, including the "last girl standing" who survives to the end, and victims like the attractive "first girl" who is often killed early on. Locations tend to be isolated rural or suburban areas. The villain is usually physically deformed or mentally deranged and wears a mask or hides their identity. Trailers for slasher films commonly establish characters and setting before introducing the villain and including teasing shots that hint at violence without fully showing it, creating intrigue for audiences. Examples from Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Prom Night trailers are provided.
Script new 1
This document contains the script for scenes 1-21 of a television production titled "Merland Rise". It provides details of each scene including characters, camera shots, dialogue, background music and sounds, and a brief description of the action in each scene. The script depicts an antagonistic interaction between characters Maximillian and Shannon in a pub and subsequent threatening texts and stalking behavior from Maximillian towards Shannon.
Vindicta treatment
A distraught father beats a drug dealer in a secluded forest to gain information about his kidnapped teenage daughter. The father, Michael Walters, is a mid-30s nightclub bouncer who relentlessly interrogates and beats the man, described as being in his mid-20s with long greasy hair and black attire. Michael ties the man to a tree and uses a golf club to beat and eventually kill him, snapping the club handle, after the man admits to knowing where the father's daughter is located.
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The opening scene of Once Upon a Time in America establishes the thriller genre through its use of lighting, location, sound, and characters. The scene begins with dim, chiaroscuro lighting that creates an unsettling atmosphere in the young woman's dark apartment. When she turns on a lamp, the mood lightens, but becomes dark again when she is murdered. The apartment feels enclosed and dangerous as the men surround her with no escape. Non-diegetic music plays over the credits, while diegetic sounds establish the setting. The characters - an innocent young woman and three criminal men in a gang - represent common thriller tropes of the damsel in distress and villains. Through these techniques, the director Sergio Le
Question 1
This document discusses stereotypical conventions and characters commonly found in thriller films. It notes that thrillers often feature stalkers, victims, criminals, psychopaths, murderers and heroes. Common murder weapons shown include guns, knives, fire and rope. It then compares the opening of a potential thriller film to the 2012 film Sinister, noting they both involve a character moving into an isolated new home alone where they discover disturbing photos or videos. Their costumes of dark, casual clothing may also symbolize impending danger.
Task 5
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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Slasher Characters in Horror
The document summarizes common stock character types found in slasher horror films, including:
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Pitch
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This music video follows narrative theories of character types and story structure:
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3) The Hero realizes the disruption as he sees the Villains staring at him.
4) A woman appears undistorted and is signified as the "Princess" who can repair the disruption and restore equilibrium.
5) After interacting with the Princess, equilibrium seems restored until she unexpectedly attacks the Hero, subverting expectations of gender roles.
6) In the final shot, the Princess and Hero
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Transcript of question 2 for my Evaluation
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Treatment presintation
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Pitch powerpoint (final draft)
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Timeline
1) The document outlines the initial planning for a student film project titled "Merland Rise".
2) It includes a list of possible actors and actresses to play the roles of the creep, love interest, and main girl.
3) Locations that are proposed include one of the students' houses, a cafe, pub, or streets nearby.
4) Music ideas listed are "Bang Bang" by Nancy Sinatra or creepy/dystopian royalty free music.
Storyboard Merland Rise
This storyboard is for a soap opera called "Merland Rise" and contains 24 scenes:
1. An establishing shot of a pub where most of the scenes take place.
2. A male antagonist flirts with the female protagonist in the pub making her uncomfortable.
3. The protagonist slaps the antagonist, shocking other pub patrons.
4. Later at home, the protagonist receives disturbing text messages from the stalker antagonist.
5. In the final scene, the antagonist is seen outside the protagonist's home holding a gun.
Storyboard
The storyboard establishes the setting of a pub where the main female protagonist slaps a male antagonist who was harassing her. It then shows the antagonist's angry reaction and others in the pub reacting in shock. Later scenes show the protagonist receiving threatening text messages from the antagonist. She becomes frightened and is comforted by her love interest while seeing the antagonist watching from outside. The storyboard ends with the antagonist holding a gun while looking menacingly at the camera.
Storyboard template
The storyboard establishes the setting of a pub where the main female protagonist slaps a male antagonist who was harassing her. It then shows the antagonist's angry reaction and others in the pub reacting in shock. Later scenes show the protagonist receiving creepy text messages from the antagonist. She becomes frightened and is comforted by her love interest while seeing the antagonist watching from outside. It ends with the antagonist holding a gun while looking menacingly at the camera.
Storyboard template
The storyboard establishes the setting of a pub where the main female protagonist slaps a male antagonist who was harassing her. It then shows the antagonist's angry reaction and others in the pub reacting in shock. Later scenes show the protagonist receiving threatening text messages from the antagonist. She becomes frightened and is comforted by her love interest while seeing the antagonist watching from outside. The storyboard ends with the antagonist holding a gun while looking menacingly at the camera.
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Task 5
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.
Edit Plan for my Film Opening
This document outlines the edit plan for a film directed by Caitlin Forster. It includes 4 title cards introducing the director and main characters Jack Easter and Siobhan Donald. It then describes 15 shots that will feature the main protagonists with blue or light filters to represent their emotions, and cross cuts or smash cuts for transitions between shots. The shots will contrast the differences in emotion between the characters.
Photos
The document analyzes and compares photography techniques used on album covers of various artists. It discusses elements like eyeline, body language, posing, shot composition and background to convey meanings like dominance, mystery, vulnerability, innocence or portray the artist's public image. Key aspects analyzed are use of space in the frame, eye contact or lack thereof, poses, amount of skin shown, shot distance and backgrounds. The document examines how these photographic choices can influence the impression and messaging of the album cover artwork.
Slasher Characters in Horror
The document summarizes common stock character types found in slasher horror films, including:
1) The "Wanderer" who disappears alone and is often the first killed, like Kirk in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. 2) The "Popular Girl" who is mean-spirited and among the last to die, like Jenna in Friday the 13th (2009). 3) The "Final Girl" who is the sole survivor, like Alice in Friday the 13th who decapitates the killer. 4) The "Jock" who is handsome and athletic but often one of the first mid-characters killed, like Barry in I Know What You Did Last Summer.
Shot-By-Shot analysis
The opening scene of The Devil Wears Prada establishes the main character as she gets ready for her day. Shots of her small, dull wardrobe are juxtaposed with shots of other glamorous women's large, walk-in closets to show the character is less wealthy and fashionable. The cheerful music establishes the film's genre as comedy or romance. The character is then shown feeling out of place as she walks uncomfortably through the large building where she works, Elias-Clarke publications.
Treatment sheet
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Aab
The pitch is for a thriller film called "Revenge" about a masked man seeking revenge against families. The film would start with happy scenes of a family before the man appears and kills them. The rest of the film follows the man continuously murdering families of four, with one child adopted at a young age, leading the police to investigate. It culminates with the man being caught after his ninth killing goes wrong, though the final scene shows his escape from prison. The pitch was inspired by the editing techniques in "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and murder scene portrayal in "The Stranger".
Pitch
The document outlines a proposed thriller film called "Revenge" about a masked man seeking revenge against families by murdering them. He targets families with an adopted child around age 2, like the Smith family with 14-year-old Charlie and 11-year-old adopted Lucy. The film would start with happy family photos before a scary montage of the photos being destroyed and murder weapons appearing. It would then show continuous murders of other families by the masked man until he is caught after his ninth killing, though the final scene hints he escapes prison. Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Stranger provided inspirations for the continuous editing and murder/police scenes.
Narrative Theory
This music video follows narrative theories of character types and story structure:
1) The lead singer is presented as the "Hero" and the beginning establishes narrative equilibrium.
2) Close ups of distorted members of the public disrupt this equilibrium by portraying them as "Villains".
3) The Hero realizes the disruption as he sees the Villains staring at him.
4) A woman appears undistorted and is signified as the "Princess" who can repair the disruption and restore equilibrium.
5) After interacting with the Princess, equilibrium seems restored until she unexpectedly attacks the Hero, subverting expectations of gender roles.
6) In the final shot, the Princess and Hero
Pitch powerpoint (final draft 2)
This document discusses plans for a thriller film involving a murder confession to a priest. It outlines the narrative, characters of Harriet the antagonist and Sam the victim, and research showing protagonists are most often male and antagonists most often male or female. It also discusses the target 15-30 year old audience, conventions including protagonist-antagonist conflict and suspense, and ways to keep the audience interested through suspense, questions, and music.
Transcript of question 2 for my Evaluation
The document summarizes the character development and representations in a story. The female protagonist Taylor is portrayed as a vulnerable yet determined young woman from a dysfunctional working class background. The male protagonist Sam seems to come from a more privileged upbringing and takes a protective role over Taylor. Stereotypical gender roles and racial representations were considered but ultimately challenged in the characters' design and portrayal. The mother character reinforces stereotypes as an aggressive, demanding working class woman.
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This document discusses ideas for short thriller films and provides context on conventions in the thriller genre. It includes four initial ideas pitched by individuals - one involving a flashback of a girl being chased, another involving a police investigation of a rape and murder, a third centered around family photos dropping from the sky, and a fourth involving blood-stained photos telling a mystery story. It then discusses the target teenage and adult audience, and provides examples of camera work and tension-building techniques from other thriller openings like Memento. The document concludes with a final idea called "Soul" involving locations where a lady will be attacked and a man looks at photos of the lady before seeing a figure in the bathroom.
How does your media product represent particular social
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups through the presentation of characters in its thriller opening. Specifically, it presents the victim as a middle-aged, middle-class white male and the protagonist as his daughter, a young white woman. This challenges stereotypes by having the woman survive rather than be victimized. Social class is signaled through their home, clothing, and occupations. While conforming to some middle-class norms, it subverts expectations by having this group be the victims of the crime rather than a vulnerable minority. Representation of social groups was achieved through mise-en-scene, costumes, locations, camerawork, sound design, and minimal dialogue.
Ta profile
The target audience for Richard Stockley's content is males aged 16-30 from lower/middle class backgrounds who enjoy action, adventure, and fast-paced entertainment as a form of escapism. They tend to use Facebook and Twitter and visit music and event websites. Their favorite bands include Foals, Cage the Elephant, and Arcade Fire. The content aims to appeal to those seeking excitement who have routine jobs or are students.
Treatment presintation
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Our pitch
The document outlines conventions for a thriller genre trailer pitch about a mentally unstable 18-year-old female protagonist who was raised around drugs and alcohol. She has gone missing after becoming increasingly erratic due to her unstable upbringing. A detective must search for clues she has left behind to trace her disappearance amid themes of mental instability, mysterious vanishing, and suspenseful mystery over what has happened to her.
Pitch powerpoint (final draft)
A film involves a murder confession to a priest by the antagonist Harriet, who suffocated her victim Sam. Market research found the target audience is ages 15-30 and prefers the protagonist to be male, the antagonist usually male but sometimes female, and the isolated location. Focus groups responded well to depictions of the affair, Harriet's face, family photos, and flashbacks. The film will keep audiences interested through suspense, raising questions, and using music to build tension.
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Timeline
1) The document outlines the initial planning for a student film project titled "Merland Rise".
2) It includes a list of possible actors and actresses to play the roles of the creep, love interest, and main girl.
3) Locations that are proposed include one of the students' houses, a cafe, pub, or streets nearby.
4) Music ideas listed are "Bang Bang" by Nancy Sinatra or creepy/dystopian royalty free music.
Storyboard Merland Rise
This storyboard is for a soap opera called "Merland Rise" and contains 24 scenes:
1. An establishing shot of a pub where most of the scenes take place.
2. A male antagonist flirts with the female protagonist in the pub making her uncomfortable.
3. The protagonist slaps the antagonist, shocking other pub patrons.
4. Later at home, the protagonist receives disturbing text messages from the stalker antagonist.
5. In the final scene, the antagonist is seen outside the protagonist's home holding a gun.
Storyboard
The storyboard establishes the setting of a pub where the main female protagonist slaps a male antagonist who was harassing her. It then shows the antagonist's angry reaction and others in the pub reacting in shock. Later scenes show the protagonist receiving threatening text messages from the antagonist. She becomes frightened and is comforted by her love interest while seeing the antagonist watching from outside. The storyboard ends with the antagonist holding a gun while looking menacingly at the camera.
Storyboard template
The storyboard establishes the setting of a pub where the main female protagonist slaps a male antagonist who was harassing her. It then shows the antagonist's angry reaction and others in the pub reacting in shock. Later scenes show the protagonist receiving creepy text messages from the antagonist. She becomes frightened and is comforted by her love interest while seeing the antagonist watching from outside. It ends with the antagonist holding a gun while looking menacingly at the camera.
Storyboard template
The storyboard establishes the setting of a pub where the main female protagonist slaps a male antagonist who was harassing her. It then shows the antagonist's angry reaction and others in the pub reacting in shock. Later scenes show the protagonist receiving threatening text messages from the antagonist. She becomes frightened and is comforted by her love interest while seeing the antagonist watching from outside. The storyboard ends with the antagonist holding a gun while looking menacingly at the camera.
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This document is a mind map and research for a poster for a soap opera ancillary product. It discusses potential themes of romance, mystery, and danger. Ideas for taglines include "Trapped!", "Where is she?", and "Will they ever find her?". Potential image ideas show a scared girl, parents facing away from each other, and a mother with the bad guy and husband. Other considerations are using social media hashtags, synergizing with a magazine, and including broadcast information. The conclusion discusses taking photos, organizing props, choosing a font, and using Adobe Photoshop CS5 to create the poster.
Poster mind map
Hannah Hughes is creating a poster for a new soap opera. She has generated several ideas for themes, taglines, and images for the poster. Some theme ideas are a dark theme to convey danger, a romantic theme to appeal to multiple audiences, and a mystery theme to attract viewers. Example taglines include "Trapped!" and "Where is she?". Potential images include a scared little girl with a villain, a mother holding her daughter between her and her estranged husband, and parents facing away from each other with their daughter between them. Hannah plans to take her own photos, organize props, download a font, and create the poster in Adobe Photoshop CS5.
Ancillary product poster - analysis task
The document provides an analysis of a student's exemplar work on analyzing a soap opera poster. The student analyzed various elements of the poster, including the black and white manipulation of the image and how certain colors were used to denote meanings. The analysis discusses how the tagline and date displayed provides clues to the storyline. The document concludes by stating elements the student would repeat in their own soap opera poster analysis, such as using date of airing, symbolic colors, and prominent channel logo.
Ancillary product magazine - analysis task.pptx2
This document analyzes conventions used on the covers of three different soap opera magazines: What's On TV Magazine, Inside Soap Magazine, and Soap Opera Digest Magazine. It identifies design elements like headlines, images, colors, and logos and explains how they are used to attract readers and promote the stories. It also evaluates which conventions from each magazine cover would be effective to repeat in one's own magazine design to create brand recognition and appeal to audiences.
Mind map
This document contains a mind map created by Hannah Hughes for their music magazine portfolio project. The mind map includes potential magazine titles like "Crash", "Old Classics", and "Riot" and explores color schemes like dark purple, blue and white, and red and yellow. It also discusses important branding elements like keeping the title present on every page and using consistent fonts. The language of the magazine's strapline "The riot revolution is here" is analyzed for appealing to the target audience. Finally, the types of images needed are addressed, recommending close-up, face shots of artists to convey emotion.
Questionnaire
This document is a magazine survey with 10 multiple choice questions about the respondent's demographics, buying habits, preferences for magazine content, layouts, and house styles. It asks the respondent to select options for gender, age, how often they buy magazines, genres of magazines purchased, whether they would read certain articles based on sell lines, suggestions for additional sell lines, their preferred main image and reasons for it, preferred layout and reasons, preferred house style, and reasons for choosing one magazine over others. The survey thanks the respondent for their time and states their answers will be useful for research.
Prop list
Hannah Hughes is creating a rock magazine for a school project. She lists props and reasons for including them to make the magazine look professional. She plans to feature models holding a guitar to define them as artists, wearing dark clothing and jeans stereotypical of rock, and done up with hair and makeup to look like real rock stars. Accessories will add character. A camera and tripod will be used to take high quality photos fitting for the magazine.
Photo shoot plan
The document is a photo shoot plan for a rock music magazine. It outlines that Hannah Hughes will take photos of people aged teens to 20s dressed and styled like rock artists, using props and clothing to resemble bands like Paramore. Mid-shots will primarily be used to focus on the subjects. High key lighting will be used and photos edited in Photoshop for quality. Inspiration photos show individual artists and bands that attract the target audience. Specific models are identified and will be styled in stereotypical rock clothing, accessories, and hair styles. Most photos will be taken outside for natural lighting.
Survey results.pptx2
Hannah Hughes analyzed data from a music magazine questionnaire. She found that rock was the most popular music genre, so she will focus her magazine on rock. While few respondents actually buy music magazines, they are still familiar with the format. Most said they would buy a magazine monthly. Respondents preferred a sensational sell line about a celebrity's private life. Most were willing to pay £2 for a magazine and would purchase one for a promotion. Therefore, Hannah's monthly rock magazine will include a celebrity gossip sell line and promotion to appeal to her target audience.
Masthead font styles marked
Hannah Hughes is evaluating different font styles to use for the masthead of her music magazine. She considers fonts like DeathRattle BB, Rock's Death, Shut'Em Down, Script MT Bold, and Plane Crash. She ultimately selects Plane Crash because it is bold and will draw attention, matching her target audience's preferences based on her research. The font also conveys a professional look and is similar to the style used by Kerrang!, her source of inspiration for the magazine.
Prop list
Hannah Hughes is creating a rock magazine for a school project. She lists props and reasons for including them to make the magazine look professional. She plans to feature models with guitars to define them as artists, dark clothing to target the rock genre audience, jeans which are typical for rock artists, hair and makeup to make the models look like real rock stars, and simple accessories to suggest pride in appearance. A Canon camera and tripod will be used to take high quality photos essential for the magazine.
Mood board.pptx2
This document is a student's explanation for their music magazine mood board submission for an AS Level media studies course. The student chose images from rock magazine covers as inspiration because they convey a "rock" genre style. The covers will inspire the design of their own magazine cover and the types of images included within the magazine.
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Timeline and Ideas
- 1. ‘Merland Rise’ Unit G324: Advanced Production Portfolio Initial planning Feargus Bracken 4009 Keir Speirs 4131 Bethany Vaughan - 4137 64135
- 2. Slap shot mid shot over the shoulder of Esme. Slap repeated from left low angle (Esme dominant) and right high angle. Cut to close up of angered look on face of Maximillian at eye Girl turns to love interest level LS see Maximillian leaving from shot MLS guy comforting (can see Maximillian out of focus in Pull focus to focus on back) Maximillian fuming Cut to alone Esme in room with love interest mls. Text tone sounds, cut to cu of phone lighting up Music fades out and is replaced by sinister more dramatic music. Shot of outside house, Maximillian holding a gun, shadowed with creepy smile and wearing lots of black, Mid shot. Ends with the click of the gun, echoed. Love interest comforting medium long shot Phone falling from hand in shock mcu. Mls from high angle of picking up and unlocking phone
- 3. Short list for actresses/actors • Feargus, Alex or Cameron – Creep • Chris, Alex or Cameron – Love Interest • Emily, Kim, Chloe, Esme or Charlotte – Main girl
- 4. Short list for setting • One of our houses • Café? Pub? • Streets around us
- 5. Possible Music Ideas • Bang bang – Nancy Sinatra • Creepy/dystopian royalty free music
- 6. Notes • Girl slaps future stalker • Reaction shot with person looking angry • Full focus so focus o guy in back • Private moment AKA alone in room and get creepy text • Chris saying nothing to worry about • Slow and subtle reveal