The document outlines a potential horror short film treatment called "X Marks the Spot" involving two teenagers, Alex and Chloe, who get lost in the woods while following a map and signs marked with red X's. As night falls, strange noises are heard and the evil creature or person begins picking them off one by one, leaving just pools of blood. The film aims to build tension and suspicion by never revealing the identity or nature of the evil character stalking the teens.
The document outlines a proposed short horror film called "X Marks the Spot." It would follow two teenagers, Alex and Chloe, as they go on a surprise date in the woods organized by Alex. They get lost as night falls and begin following strange red "X" markings on trees. The film would not reveal the nature of the threat pursuing the couple. The target audience is suggested as 18-30 year olds who would engage with the film on social media. Details are provided on the filming style, music choice, and initial script treatment. Based on feedback, the document notes revisions including lowering the character ages to 17-18 to make filming easier.
The document discusses key details about the plot, characters, and themes of the film Carrie. It notes that the film is set in an unnamed town in the 1970s and focuses on the story of Carrie White, a shy girl with telekinetic powers who is bullied by her classmates. At her high school prom, Carrie is humiliated by her peers and unleashes her powers in a climactic act of violence before meeting her tragic end. Religious and purification motifs throughout the film suggest it explores themes of repression, isolation, and the dangers of bullying and cruelty.
The document follows the Aldrich family as the children grow up and go off to college. It introduces Lark, Leon, Noah, Janae, Cooper, and Gemma as they start their college careers and settle into college life. Various family members and friends are mentioned as the story provides vignettes of the characters studying, dating, working jobs, and getting to know each other better as their lives progress after high school.
This comic book issue establishes Clark Kent's origin story as Superman. He begins to discover and learn about his new super abilities, such as super strength, heat vision, and flying. Clark struggles to accept that he is actually an alien from the planet Krypton. By the end, he wears the iconic Superman suit but is uncomfortable in it. The issue effectively uses visual storytelling techniques like panel layouts and facial expressions to convey Clark's emotions and advance the plot as he learns about his extraordinary powers and alien origins.
1) Plot consists of four main parts: exposition, complications, climax, and denouement.
2) The exposition introduces the characters, setting, and conflict. Complications are events that build the rising action. The climax is the most intense point where the conflict is revealed. The denouement concludes the story by resolving the conflict.
3) A story's plot is usually organized chronologically but writers sometimes use flashbacks to interrupt chronology or foreshadowing to hint at future events and build suspense.
The document contains several poems and lyrics on various themes including love, mental health struggles, and finding hope. It switches between different voices and styles of writing. Overall it explores emotions and life experiences through creative self-expression.
This document appears to be an excerpt from a novel. It provides backstory on the main character Ellie, whose father leaves abruptly in the middle of the night. Ellie is then taken in by her uncles Quinn and Devlin, who she meets for the first time. Quinn seems warm and welcoming, fixing Ellie a nice meal, while Devlin seems more aloof. Ellie is given her own bedroom, which has been prepared for her arrival. As she lies in bed, Ellie sees a face appear in the wrinkles of her bedroom curtains that mouths her name, leaving her fascinated.
Daniel Radcliffe is interviewed about his career since Harry Potter. He discusses his choice to take on unconventional roles in independent films rather than mainstream blockbusters. Radcliffe is cheerful during the interview but admits he still feels he has something to prove as an actor after starring in the hugely successful Potter films as a child. He remains fascinated by the Potter universe and fans' enduring affection for the stories, though he is curious about a new play continuing Harry's story without him. The conclusion notes Radcliffe's unusual qualities as a celebrity who doesn't seem fully aware of his own fame and status as a film star.
The document outlines a proposed short horror film called "X Marks the Spot." It would follow two teenagers, Alex and Chloe, as they go on a surprise date in the woods organized by Alex. They get lost as night falls and begin following strange red "X" markings on trees. The film would not reveal the nature of the threat pursuing the couple. The target audience is suggested as 18-30 year olds who would engage with the film on social media. Details are provided on the filming style, music choice, and initial script treatment. Based on feedback, the document notes revisions including lowering the character ages to 17-18 to make filming easier.
The document discusses key details about the plot, characters, and themes of the film Carrie. It notes that the film is set in an unnamed town in the 1970s and focuses on the story of Carrie White, a shy girl with telekinetic powers who is bullied by her classmates. At her high school prom, Carrie is humiliated by her peers and unleashes her powers in a climactic act of violence before meeting her tragic end. Religious and purification motifs throughout the film suggest it explores themes of repression, isolation, and the dangers of bullying and cruelty.
The document follows the Aldrich family as the children grow up and go off to college. It introduces Lark, Leon, Noah, Janae, Cooper, and Gemma as they start their college careers and settle into college life. Various family members and friends are mentioned as the story provides vignettes of the characters studying, dating, working jobs, and getting to know each other better as their lives progress after high school.
This comic book issue establishes Clark Kent's origin story as Superman. He begins to discover and learn about his new super abilities, such as super strength, heat vision, and flying. Clark struggles to accept that he is actually an alien from the planet Krypton. By the end, he wears the iconic Superman suit but is uncomfortable in it. The issue effectively uses visual storytelling techniques like panel layouts and facial expressions to convey Clark's emotions and advance the plot as he learns about his extraordinary powers and alien origins.
1) Plot consists of four main parts: exposition, complications, climax, and denouement.
2) The exposition introduces the characters, setting, and conflict. Complications are events that build the rising action. The climax is the most intense point where the conflict is revealed. The denouement concludes the story by resolving the conflict.
3) A story's plot is usually organized chronologically but writers sometimes use flashbacks to interrupt chronology or foreshadowing to hint at future events and build suspense.
The document contains several poems and lyrics on various themes including love, mental health struggles, and finding hope. It switches between different voices and styles of writing. Overall it explores emotions and life experiences through creative self-expression.
This document appears to be an excerpt from a novel. It provides backstory on the main character Ellie, whose father leaves abruptly in the middle of the night. Ellie is then taken in by her uncles Quinn and Devlin, who she meets for the first time. Quinn seems warm and welcoming, fixing Ellie a nice meal, while Devlin seems more aloof. Ellie is given her own bedroom, which has been prepared for her arrival. As she lies in bed, Ellie sees a face appear in the wrinkles of her bedroom curtains that mouths her name, leaving her fascinated.
Daniel Radcliffe is interviewed about his career since Harry Potter. He discusses his choice to take on unconventional roles in independent films rather than mainstream blockbusters. Radcliffe is cheerful during the interview but admits he still feels he has something to prove as an actor after starring in the hugely successful Potter films as a child. He remains fascinated by the Potter universe and fans' enduring affection for the stories, though he is curious about a new play continuing Harry's story without him. The conclusion notes Radcliffe's unusual qualities as a celebrity who doesn't seem fully aware of his own fame and status as a film star.
Daniel Radcliffe is interviewed about his unusual career choices after Harry Potter and his odd but likeable personality. He plays strange roles like a hunchbacked assistant in Frankenstein and admits to liking weird movies and TV shows from past eras. Despite his huge fame and wealth from Potter, he remains cheerful, down-to-earth and open about his life, not acting like a typical movie star. The interviewer argues this oddness and humility is what makes Radcliffe Britain's strangest film star, though he doesn't seem aware of his own celebrity status.
Delilah enters her dorm room tired and falls onto her bed. She is startled by noises and finds herself transported to different scenarios outside of her control. She first finds herself as a detective investigating the murder of her friend Oz. Through the investigation she realizes she is a suspect. The scenarios become increasingly bizarre and involve Oz proposing to her and stalking her on campus. Disoriented, Delilah ends up in a dark theater trying to understand what is happening.
Larry Ketterly uses fear gas to put Helena under his control. Dinah and Barbara work to free Helena from his influence through her fears and insecurities. Helena kills Ketterly in her mind, snapping out of the trance. They take Ketterly to Arkham Asylum, where Dr. Harleen Quinzel kills him, angry that he failed her plans. Batman watches from a distance, sad that he is not yet ready to reveal himself as Helena's father.
This document provides an overview of the book series "Gifted" by Marilyn Kaye. It introduces the main characters including Amanda Beeson, Jenna Kelley, and Tracey Devon who each have supernatural abilities. It describes the plot of the first book where Amanda wakes up in Tracey's body and discovers a special class for students with gifts. The document also includes biographies of the author and descriptions of subsequent books in the series that focus on different characters and their abilities.
This document provides samples of the author's writing in various genres including fiction, flash fiction, and travel writing. In the fiction excerpt, a woman named Isadora finds herself transported from her bedroom to a strange forest and encounters Alice from Alice in Wonderland. In the flash fiction piece, a shooting star named Kristalina falls in love with a human named Stefano and risks her existence to profess her love to him. The travel writing describes the author's experience working as an intern at Walt Disney World and how it revealed the magic and wonder of the place.
An Immortal's Love: Solan's Bachelor Challenge Day 1animeangel1983
Solan meets seven women that Cupid has chosen for him to get to know through a "Bachelor Challenge." He connects most with Steph, a Creator, and Dobby, who has a unique backstory. Meanwhile, Laura antagonizes Koko and brags that her elven features and beauty will help her win Solan's affection. By nightfall, Steph and Dobby appear to be ahead in winning Solan's heart, though the real competition begins when eliminations start tomorrow.
The poster depicts an extreme close-up of a brown eye against a white background. The eye draws the viewer's attention as the iconic aspect of the film referred to in the title. Four fingers emerge disturbingly from behind the eyelid, implying a supernatural element. Veins and the tightly grasping fingers suggest the character is stressed. The eye line and pointing hand guide the viewer's gaze to focus on the unusual eye. Jessica Alba's name is prominently positioned above the title in a brown font resembling the eye's color, indicating her crucial role. The text is confined to the bottom, signifying the visual image is most important for promoting this suspenseful film.
This document summarizes the key events and dialogue from Act 1 of Shakespeare's As You Like It. It introduces the main characters Orlando and Oliver, and establishes their strained relationship. Orlando demands his inheritance from Oliver or freedom. Rosalind is banished from court by her uncle, Duke Frederick, and decides to flee into the forest with her cousin Celia, disguising herself as a man named Ganymede. In the forest, Orlando's love poems to Rosalind are discovered, and it is revealed he has followed her there. The act concludes with Rosalind and Celia hiding and observing Orlando's interaction with Jaques in the forest.
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Kay Leonis auditioned for the Bakirville Opera and is now anxiously awaiting their decision. She has a long history with and deep admiration for the Opera, especially Marcus Orlov, who has remained unchanged for hundreds of years. During her audition, she sang folk songs, arias, and the national anthem, transporting herself and possibly Marcus. She is now on the verge of a panic attack as she waits for the committee's response.
The document provides a story treatment for a horror film in three acts. In Act I, a girl finds a mysterious blank DVD while clearing out her grandmother's garage. She watches it alone and sees disturbing footage of a woman in the woods and an ominous building. She then begins seeing a strange figure. In Act II, she wakes up trapped in a strange location and has a mental breakdown before encountering the white-dressed figure from the DVD. In Act III, the figure chases her through the woods before capturing her, leaving her fate ambiguous. The film ends by implying the disturbing events will continue for others.
A girl finds a mysterious blank DVD while helping her nan clear out the garage. She watches it and sees strange footage of a woman in woods and an ominous building. She later finds herself trapped in a strange location. A ghostly figure appears and transports her to different places with a snap of its fingers. Her fate is left ambiguous at the end.
A girl finds a mysterious blank DVD while helping her nan clear out the garage. She watches it and sees strange footage of a woman in woods and an ominous building. She later finds herself trapped in a strange location. A ghostly figure appears and transports her to different places with a snap of its fingers. Her fate is left ambiguous at the end.
A girl finds a mysterious blank DVD while helping her nan clear out the garage. She watches it and sees strange footage of a woman in woods and an ominous building. She later finds herself trapped in a strange location. A ghostly figure appears and transports her to different places with a snap of its fingers. Her fate is left ambiguous at the end.
A girl finds a mysterious blank DVD while helping her nan clear out the garage. She watches it and sees strange footage of a woman in woods and an ominous building. She later finds herself trapped in a strange location. A ghostly figure appears and transports her to different places with a snap of its fingers. Her fate is left ambiguous at the end.
The girl finds a mysterious blank DVD in her grandmother's garage and decides to watch it on her laptop. The DVD shows strange footage of a woman in the woods and an ominous building. She later sees a figure in white and is suddenly transported to a dark, unfamiliar location. Trapped in an endless room, she has a breakdown until the figure appears and snaps its fingers, transporting her to a creepy woods. The figure chases her and the film ends ambiguously.
John is worried about his wife Lily who did not return home the night before. He questions his sons over breakfast and learns that Lily left with their neighbor Rick Contrary. John's instincts tell him something is wrong, as Lily always tells someone where she is going. He calls on friends Sophia and Violet to help search for Lily at Rick's house. Meanwhile, Lily is being held captive by Rick who reveals he has killed others due to past trauma and abuse. Lily stalls Rick to buy time for John to rescue her. John and the team develop a plan to force entry into Rick's house to find Lily and rescue Rachel.
This document appears to be the front matter and first chapter of a fictional novel. It includes a copyright page, dedication, prologue, and beginning of chapter one. The prologue describes a young boy witnessing domestic violence between his parents. His mother tells him to always fight for good and never turn out the light in his heart. In chapter one, the main character Emilia regains consciousness in an unfamiliar place after apparently almost drowning, and senses someone watching her as she wakes up.
Book 7 harry potter and the deathly hallowsTiron Renata
This document is the contents page and first chapter of the book Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling. The chapter describes a meeting between Lord Voldemort, Severus Snape, and other Death Eaters where Snape informs them that Harry Potter will be moved from his safe house by the Order of the Phoenix on Saturday night. However, Yaxley has heard a different plan from a Ministry Auror. Snape convinces Voldemort that the Auror was confunded and that he has received the true plan from his source within the Order.
Daniel Radcliffe is known for playing Harry Potter but has taken many unconventional roles since then, including Igor in Victor Frankenstein. While extremely famous and wealthy from Harry Potter, Radcliffe remains cheerful, down-to-earth and open to discussing his career and personal life. He is passionate about choosing unique stories that interest him personally over more mainstream or "handsome hero" roles. Radcliffe seems unaware of his own star power despite his global fame from Harry Potter.
Jenna hears strange noises in her empty house during a snowstorm and discovers footprints in the snow, then all the power goes out. While investigating, she finds candles lighting the stairs and her boyfriend Shawn proposes to her at the bottom of the stairs, relieving her fear.
The story then shifts to Quinn who gets lost on a back road during a storm while driving home, and a mysterious woman named Sarah offers to let him wait out the storm at her remote farmhouse.
The document outlines a treatment idea for a 5 minute horror film titled "Everywhere You Turn" about a wealthy 40-year-old woman named Amanda who is followed by a masked man whose identity is never revealed. Amanda was brought up in care and has worked hard to build a luxurious lifestyle, while the masked man was also in care as a child and was negatively affected by the experience of having no family support. The film will focus on building suspense and mystery around the stalking of Amanda by this unidentified masked man.
Blair and Chuck sneak away to the school science lab after classes, where they start getting intimate. However, Blair is worried her boyfriend Nate will find out, so she suggests they leave. When they try to leave, they discover they are locked in. Strange noises and events in the darkening lab frighten them. Blair finds matches and petrol, worrying it is part of an experiment. The next day, newspaper headlines reveal two students were killed in a suspicious fire. A mourning Nate tells a friend this ensures Blair will always be his.
Daniel Radcliffe is interviewed about his unusual career choices after Harry Potter and his odd but likeable personality. He plays strange roles like a hunchbacked assistant in Frankenstein and admits to liking weird movies and TV shows from past eras. Despite his huge fame and wealth from Potter, he remains cheerful, down-to-earth and open about his life, not acting like a typical movie star. The interviewer argues this oddness and humility is what makes Radcliffe Britain's strangest film star, though he doesn't seem aware of his own celebrity status.
Delilah enters her dorm room tired and falls onto her bed. She is startled by noises and finds herself transported to different scenarios outside of her control. She first finds herself as a detective investigating the murder of her friend Oz. Through the investigation she realizes she is a suspect. The scenarios become increasingly bizarre and involve Oz proposing to her and stalking her on campus. Disoriented, Delilah ends up in a dark theater trying to understand what is happening.
Larry Ketterly uses fear gas to put Helena under his control. Dinah and Barbara work to free Helena from his influence through her fears and insecurities. Helena kills Ketterly in her mind, snapping out of the trance. They take Ketterly to Arkham Asylum, where Dr. Harleen Quinzel kills him, angry that he failed her plans. Batman watches from a distance, sad that he is not yet ready to reveal himself as Helena's father.
This document provides an overview of the book series "Gifted" by Marilyn Kaye. It introduces the main characters including Amanda Beeson, Jenna Kelley, and Tracey Devon who each have supernatural abilities. It describes the plot of the first book where Amanda wakes up in Tracey's body and discovers a special class for students with gifts. The document also includes biographies of the author and descriptions of subsequent books in the series that focus on different characters and their abilities.
This document provides samples of the author's writing in various genres including fiction, flash fiction, and travel writing. In the fiction excerpt, a woman named Isadora finds herself transported from her bedroom to a strange forest and encounters Alice from Alice in Wonderland. In the flash fiction piece, a shooting star named Kristalina falls in love with a human named Stefano and risks her existence to profess her love to him. The travel writing describes the author's experience working as an intern at Walt Disney World and how it revealed the magic and wonder of the place.
An Immortal's Love: Solan's Bachelor Challenge Day 1animeangel1983
Solan meets seven women that Cupid has chosen for him to get to know through a "Bachelor Challenge." He connects most with Steph, a Creator, and Dobby, who has a unique backstory. Meanwhile, Laura antagonizes Koko and brags that her elven features and beauty will help her win Solan's affection. By nightfall, Steph and Dobby appear to be ahead in winning Solan's heart, though the real competition begins when eliminations start tomorrow.
The poster depicts an extreme close-up of a brown eye against a white background. The eye draws the viewer's attention as the iconic aspect of the film referred to in the title. Four fingers emerge disturbingly from behind the eyelid, implying a supernatural element. Veins and the tightly grasping fingers suggest the character is stressed. The eye line and pointing hand guide the viewer's gaze to focus on the unusual eye. Jessica Alba's name is prominently positioned above the title in a brown font resembling the eye's color, indicating her crucial role. The text is confined to the bottom, signifying the visual image is most important for promoting this suspenseful film.
This document summarizes the key events and dialogue from Act 1 of Shakespeare's As You Like It. It introduces the main characters Orlando and Oliver, and establishes their strained relationship. Orlando demands his inheritance from Oliver or freedom. Rosalind is banished from court by her uncle, Duke Frederick, and decides to flee into the forest with her cousin Celia, disguising herself as a man named Ganymede. In the forest, Orlando's love poems to Rosalind are discovered, and it is revealed he has followed her there. The act concludes with Rosalind and Celia hiding and observing Orlando's interaction with Jaques in the forest.
The vampire-of-the-opera-by-morgan-de-guerreJurekAnton
Kay Leonis auditioned for the Bakirville Opera and is now anxiously awaiting their decision. She has a long history with and deep admiration for the Opera, especially Marcus Orlov, who has remained unchanged for hundreds of years. During her audition, she sang folk songs, arias, and the national anthem, transporting herself and possibly Marcus. She is now on the verge of a panic attack as she waits for the committee's response.
The document provides a story treatment for a horror film in three acts. In Act I, a girl finds a mysterious blank DVD while clearing out her grandmother's garage. She watches it alone and sees disturbing footage of a woman in the woods and an ominous building. She then begins seeing a strange figure. In Act II, she wakes up trapped in a strange location and has a mental breakdown before encountering the white-dressed figure from the DVD. In Act III, the figure chases her through the woods before capturing her, leaving her fate ambiguous. The film ends by implying the disturbing events will continue for others.
A girl finds a mysterious blank DVD while helping her nan clear out the garage. She watches it and sees strange footage of a woman in woods and an ominous building. She later finds herself trapped in a strange location. A ghostly figure appears and transports her to different places with a snap of its fingers. Her fate is left ambiguous at the end.
A girl finds a mysterious blank DVD while helping her nan clear out the garage. She watches it and sees strange footage of a woman in woods and an ominous building. She later finds herself trapped in a strange location. A ghostly figure appears and transports her to different places with a snap of its fingers. Her fate is left ambiguous at the end.
A girl finds a mysterious blank DVD while helping her nan clear out the garage. She watches it and sees strange footage of a woman in woods and an ominous building. She later finds herself trapped in a strange location. A ghostly figure appears and transports her to different places with a snap of its fingers. Her fate is left ambiguous at the end.
A girl finds a mysterious blank DVD while helping her nan clear out the garage. She watches it and sees strange footage of a woman in woods and an ominous building. She later finds herself trapped in a strange location. A ghostly figure appears and transports her to different places with a snap of its fingers. Her fate is left ambiguous at the end.
The girl finds a mysterious blank DVD in her grandmother's garage and decides to watch it on her laptop. The DVD shows strange footage of a woman in the woods and an ominous building. She later sees a figure in white and is suddenly transported to a dark, unfamiliar location. Trapped in an endless room, she has a breakdown until the figure appears and snaps its fingers, transporting her to a creepy woods. The figure chases her and the film ends ambiguously.
John is worried about his wife Lily who did not return home the night before. He questions his sons over breakfast and learns that Lily left with their neighbor Rick Contrary. John's instincts tell him something is wrong, as Lily always tells someone where she is going. He calls on friends Sophia and Violet to help search for Lily at Rick's house. Meanwhile, Lily is being held captive by Rick who reveals he has killed others due to past trauma and abuse. Lily stalls Rick to buy time for John to rescue her. John and the team develop a plan to force entry into Rick's house to find Lily and rescue Rachel.
This document appears to be the front matter and first chapter of a fictional novel. It includes a copyright page, dedication, prologue, and beginning of chapter one. The prologue describes a young boy witnessing domestic violence between his parents. His mother tells him to always fight for good and never turn out the light in his heart. In chapter one, the main character Emilia regains consciousness in an unfamiliar place after apparently almost drowning, and senses someone watching her as she wakes up.
Book 7 harry potter and the deathly hallowsTiron Renata
This document is the contents page and first chapter of the book Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling. The chapter describes a meeting between Lord Voldemort, Severus Snape, and other Death Eaters where Snape informs them that Harry Potter will be moved from his safe house by the Order of the Phoenix on Saturday night. However, Yaxley has heard a different plan from a Ministry Auror. Snape convinces Voldemort that the Auror was confunded and that he has received the true plan from his source within the Order.
Daniel Radcliffe is known for playing Harry Potter but has taken many unconventional roles since then, including Igor in Victor Frankenstein. While extremely famous and wealthy from Harry Potter, Radcliffe remains cheerful, down-to-earth and open to discussing his career and personal life. He is passionate about choosing unique stories that interest him personally over more mainstream or "handsome hero" roles. Radcliffe seems unaware of his own star power despite his global fame from Harry Potter.
Jenna hears strange noises in her empty house during a snowstorm and discovers footprints in the snow, then all the power goes out. While investigating, she finds candles lighting the stairs and her boyfriend Shawn proposes to her at the bottom of the stairs, relieving her fear.
The story then shifts to Quinn who gets lost on a back road during a storm while driving home, and a mysterious woman named Sarah offers to let him wait out the storm at her remote farmhouse.
The document outlines a treatment idea for a 5 minute horror film titled "Everywhere You Turn" about a wealthy 40-year-old woman named Amanda who is followed by a masked man whose identity is never revealed. Amanda was brought up in care and has worked hard to build a luxurious lifestyle, while the masked man was also in care as a child and was negatively affected by the experience of having no family support. The film will focus on building suspense and mystery around the stalking of Amanda by this unidentified masked man.
Blair and Chuck sneak away to the school science lab after classes, where they start getting intimate. However, Blair is worried her boyfriend Nate will find out, so she suggests they leave. When they try to leave, they discover they are locked in. Strange noises and events in the darkening lab frighten them. Blair finds matches and petrol, worrying it is part of an experiment. The next day, newspaper headlines reveal two students were killed in a suspicious fire. A mourning Nate tells a friend this ensures Blair will always be his.
The opening sequence features a character named Alexandra Davis, a 17-year-old girl portrayed as mysterious. She is dressed in dark clothing like a hoodie and leggings to conceal her appearance and hide something, reflecting her mysterious character. Her blonde hair is left down to make her look bolder. The emotionless depiction is meant to suggest she has left home or done something wrong. Both her clothing and location in a dark, unusual place are intended to represent anti-social groups and make the audience wonder if she will meet someone dodgy. The character and setting are aimed at engaging the target audience.
The opening sequence features a character named Alexandra Davis, a 17-year-old girl portrayed as mysterious. She is dressed in dark clothing like a hoodie and leggings to conceal her appearance and hide something, reflecting her mysterious character. Her blonde hair is left down to make her look bolder. The emotionless depiction is meant to suggest she has left home or done something wrong. Both her clothing and location in a dark, unusual place are intended to represent anti-social groups and make the audience wonder if she will meet someone dodgy. The character is meant to be relatable to the target audience and get them to speculate about who she is and what social group she belongs to.
Blair and Chuck sneak away to the school science lab after classes, where they start getting intimate. However, Blair is worried her boyfriend Nate will find out, so she suggests they leave. When they try to leave, they discover they are locked in. Strange noises and a blackout cause panic. Blair finds matches and petrol, worrying her. The next morning, headlines report two students died in a suspicious fire. A mourning Nate tells a friend this ensures Blair will always be his.
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This document contains an essay on the short story "Good Country People" by Flannery O'Connor along with comments from an instructor named Elisabeth Clark. The instructor provides feedback on various issues with the essay such as lack of structure, unclear thesis, improper use of first-person pronouns, and failure to use present tense or cite sources correctly. The instructor recommends revising the introduction to include a thesis on the irony of character names and making the point of each paragraph clear with textual evidence.
This document provides details for the opening horror sequence of a short film titled "Hung Innocence". It includes a cast list, overview, and outline for the sequence. The sequence will show children playing in a park being watched by Slender Man. It then cuts to the decay of the children's toys and photos over time. The children will walk obediently towards Slender Man and disappear. Later, parents are shown grieving while posters of missing children from decades past line the walls. The sequence ends with skeletons and corpses found at the base of a tree, including a young girl hanging from it.
This document discusses conventions used in film trailers for supernatural horror movies. It provides examples from the trailers for several films, including Ouija, Oculus, and Sinister. Key conventions discussed include using ellipses to build tension and reveal scary parts, invisible transitions that mirror supernatural elements, and establishing ordinary characters who then encounter supernatural threats. Common trailer events like doors creaking or characters seeing ghosts in mirrors are mentioned. The document also addresses title designs, release date information, and narrative structures in supernatural horror trailers.
The document outlines a psychological thriller film project. It will show the strong bond between twin brothers Michael and Cal until Cal dies after Michael accidentally pushes him into the road. Michael then begins seeing Cal's ghost, who tells him to find the person who left him for dead. The film will be shot at college classrooms, corridors, and Castlefield House. It will focus on the characters of Michael, Cal, Leah, and Millie and explore themes of reality, perception, and death.
The character is a female college student seeking revenge on three girls who have tormented her. She believes killing the girls is justified, but faces impediments like getting caught. As an outsider, she is lonely with only her mother as a potential connection. The trailer will follow her story from equilibrium, through the decision to act for revenge, to the consequence of her actions and a changed conclusion.
The opening sequence of "The Ring" uses blurred and flashing images, a children's nursery rhyme, and dull dark colors to create an eerie and mysterious atmosphere. A recurring image of a circle represents the never-ending and repetitive nature of the film's storyline. Short flashes of violent and unsettling images, like blood in a glass of water, hint at the psychological horror genre without revealing too much about the plot. Repetition of images like a tree and chair leave viewers unsure of the film's meaning and wanting to learn more.
This is our final film idea which is a mystery thriller about a girl and her friends who investigate her relation to a girl murdered in the 1800's for witchcraft.
This trailer for a horror film establishes the relationship between two outsider characters, Oskar and Eli, in a small town in Sweden. Oskar is frequently bullied at school and finds acceptance in his friendship with Eli, but signs indicate that Eli may not be human. Through the use of low-key lighting and unsettling sounds, the trailer builds a dark and disturbing atmosphere. Shots of violent acts, a dead body, and a woman shaking in a hospital bed suggest supernatural threats. While Oskar seems to find hope in his friendship with Eli, clues about her white skin and inability to feel cold foreshadow that she may be a vampire, endangering Oskar and the town.
This movie explores themes of demonic possession within a normal suburban setting. It follows a teenage girl named Alex and her family who discover their neighbor's child is being cared for by them after his mother falls ill. Strange events begin occurring, captured by cameras the teens have set up, and the neighbor child draws a symbol associated with witchcraft on Alex's younger brother. The film has an open-ended narrative that could continue the story in another installment. It primarily targets teenagers and adults interested in paranormal films. The trailer captures the found footage style through cuts when camera signals are lost and chronicles the increasing strange occurrences through the point of view of the main character.
The document discusses conventions of horror movie posters. It provides examples from Annabelle and Chucky posters. It notes that horror posters typically feature a large main image showing the main character(s), use dull or unnatural colors to create an eerie feeling, and have the movie title in bold red capital letters to catch the eye. It also summarizes that the Annabelle poster features the doll with blood on its eye, a tagline referencing The Conjuring, and a dark background. The Chucky poster depicts Chucky sitting on a wheelchair-bound person and promises the character is "back and better than ever."
The document discusses conventions of horror movie posters. It provides examples from Annabelle and Chucky posters. It notes that horror posters typically feature a large main image showing the main character(s), use dull or unnatural colors to create an eerie feeling, and have the movie title in bold red capital letters to catch the eye. It also summarizes that the Annabelle poster highlights the doll with blood on its eye against a dark background and references the Conjuring prequel. The Chucky poster depicts the doll sitting on a wheelchair-bound person's lap.
The document outlines initial ideas for a slasher film trailer targeted at teenagers. The trailer would tell the story of Jackson, a troubled psychopath who was raised in a traveling circus by abusive parents. As an adult, Jackson targets and stalks six teenagers who bullied him in school. He wears a clown mask to hide his identity and link to his circus background. The trailer would be set mostly at the school but also in nearby woods, showing snippets of Jackson murdering the teenagers and a final confrontation between him and the sole surviving character, Alex, to build intrigue without revealing the full narrative.
Jess blundell textual analysis of 2 soap opera trailers (1)Jessica Blundell
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The film follows a woman who discovers an old Polaroid camera in an abandoned beach house. When she takes photos with it, images develop showing people from the past. She becomes fascinated with this discovery but eventually the camera stops working. Desperate to reconnect with people, she takes photos further along the beach until disappearing into her own photo. The short film uses minimal dialogue and music alongside shots of open, empty spaces to convey a sense of loneliness and isolation that is resolved by the woman's discovery but leaves her trapped in the end.
This document is the first issue of a zine called LULL. It includes various creative works such as photographs, illustrations, poems, and a short film. The introduction from the Editor-in-Chief discusses the meaning of the zine's name and their vision for featuring a community of artists. The issue contains contributions from over 30 creators and ends with biographies of the contributors.
Bradley Venn-Griffiths edited a film by first renaming film clips to make them easier to organize in the editing process. He then fitted the clips together in Adobe Premier Pro by adding transitions, effects, and background music to help the film flow professionally. Clips were cropped to remove unwanted background noise and music was edited to fit scenes and increase in volume toward the climax. Transitions between scenes and locations were added, and text like credits and titles were included to make the film look polished. Finally, the film was exported to upload and share with the target audience.
This photo shows the filmmaker directing actors by explaining what they need to do and when during filming. It also shows the director positioning the actors and camera to get the right shots from the chosen camera angle. The filmmaker had in-depth discussions with actors to get high quality takes efficiently and ensured any risks were addressed as the director.
This document is a rushes log for the film production "Everywhere You Turn" containing 42 video file clips with details such as file name, duration, editing possibilities and limitations, and file storage location. The clips cover various scenes from establishing shots, dialogue, actions, and changes in lighting and location to tell the story. The editor notes each clip will require some editing such as shortening, adding effects, or combining with other clips to improve story flow or address technical issues like blurriness or unstable camera.
This document identifies several hazards for a film production and outlines actions to address them:
1) Tripping hazards from wires and leads on the floor will be addressed by ensuring all leads are tucked away.
2) Germs from shared microphone use in a busy kitchen will be addressed by sanitizing the microphone between users.
3) Sharp kitchen objects must be safely stored before filming to avoid injuries.
This document discusses location scouting for a film. It describes choosing an industrial estate to represent the main character Amanda's busy work life, filming a couple scenes there on weekends when it is less busy. Lighting may be an issue so the director will choose a day with good sunlight. The document also describes choosing the director's own kitchen to represent the main characters' home life, making it seem realistic. However, there are potential hazards like wires, a kettle, sharp cupboard edges, and corners that will need to be warned to actors about.
Bradley Venn-Griffiths has created a production plan for his film with the following stages:
1) Filming scenes 1-4 from January 28th to February 4th involving two main characters meeting and establishing shots.
2) Filming scenes 5-15 from February 4th-8th showing one character's morning routine and seeing another character for the first time.
3) Filming scenes 16-33 from February 9th-23rd building suspense as the character receives mysterious calls and ultimately stabs her husband.
4) Post-production from February 24th-March 5th including deleting unnecessary scenes, editing, and finding fitting music.
5) Final post-
Amanda, the main female character, will wear a white blouse and black trousers to represent her job in an office. This dark color scheme could symbolize a funeral. She will use everyday props like a toothbrush but also a knife, which represents a key plot point and suggests she feels pressure.
Simon, the male lead, will also dress in office attire as they both work. He will wear a black suit and blue shirt, giving him a serious appearance but distinguishing him from funeral colors. His briefcase and phone show his professional and wealthy lifestyle.
The masked man, the villain, dresses entirely in plain black with a white mask to hide his identity and prevent an emotional connection. His low-
This document contains two treatment ideas for short films. The first treatment idea involves a couple, Alex and Chloe, getting lost in the woods while following clues and eventually finding a pool of blood. The second treatment idea follows a woman named Amanda who has been receiving anonymous threatening phone calls from an unknown person who may be following her. Both treatment ideas explore themes of fear, danger and mystery.
The document outlines the needs, budget, and timeline for a short film project, including requiring 3 main actor characters available for multiple filming days, one crew member to assist with sound and lighting, an estimated budget of £50 for a mask and drone rental, and a planned launch date of March 10th 2019 to allow time for filming and avoid conflicts with other events.
This document contains a shooting script summary for the film "Everywhere You Turn". It describes 37 shots ranging from establishing shots, medium shots, close-ups, and more. The shots show Amanda finding a masked man stalking her and witnessing her husband Simon being murdered by the masked man. Key shots include Amanda discovering the masked man watching her from her car and house windows, confronting the man outside her home, and ultimately finding her husband's body with the masked man standing behind her. The script provides direction for camera movements, character actions and reactions, and recommended sound effects or dialogue for each shot.
1) The story is about a woman named Amanda who believes she is being stalked and followed by a masked man. She has a number of strange encounters where she sees the man but he disappears.
2) Amanda becomes increasingly paranoid and stressed. She starts having what appear to be hallucinations and moments of confusion.
3) In a climax, Amanda mistakes her returning husband for the stalker and attacks him with a knife, leaving him bleeding on the floor. When she turns around, the masked man is suddenly standing behind her.
The target audience for the film is ages 16-50, with the primary audience being ages 18-30 who will have more free time to watch the film. The secondary audience is ages 31-50 who can process the film's content and use it as a distraction after work. Both male and female audiences are targeted as the main characters are both male and female.
Narrative theory analyzes how media texts communicate meaning through structured stories. It views narrative as a chain of causally linked events with a beginning, middle, and end. Theorists like Branigan, Propp, and Barthes developed approaches to analyzing characteristics like character types, codes, and underlying cultural themes in narratives. More recent theorists examine how genres, postmodern narratives, and hybrid forms challenge traditional understandings of narrative structure. Narrative theory provides concepts to inform how meaning is constructed in media texts and genres help categorize texts for audiences, creators, and scholars.
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Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
A Strategic Approach: GenAI in EducationPeter Windle
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
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2. TheWorkingTitle,Tagline and Characters
Idea 1- ‘X Marks the spot’
Tagline- Maps don’t always lead you to gold.
Length of the film- 5 minutes.
Characters-Alex- A 18 year old male who is an outgoing person prepared for every challenge and is eager to impress
his companion, his girlfriend.Alex was brought up well with a very positive childhood, although without any siblings,
meaning he is used to getting what he likes, which may provide challenging later on in the film. His appreciation and
respect of people of a lower class may challenge the usual perception of a posh child for the audience.The clothes
that he will be wearing will be suitable for climbing with a back pack with equipment used making him look like he
knows what he's getting himself involved in.
Chloe- A 18 year old who is a very popular member of the pupils in her college, with a very loud personality who
stands out in a crowd. She was brought up on a council estate and with not very much in the way of a positive, happy
household living with just her single mother and 3 other siblings meaning she was passed many responsibilities being
the oldest.This could provide pivotal later in the film as she has to take over from her boyfriend Alex after get lost
and worried.The clothes that she will likely be wearing is likely to be not suitable for walking for a long time as Alex
told her they were going for a surprise date.
Evil Character-This character will never be unveiled to the public and will only see everything from the characters
point of view meaning the audience will always have suspicions of what it looks like.With this being most likely a
creature of some form there will be no dialogue from it only actions.
3. Synopsis- Act 1
One bright Friday evening Alex and Chloe finish college for the weekend, with a feeling of positivity
after finishing the week Alex suppliesChloe with a surprise of a date. Chloe isn’t all sure on the idea as
she had planned to go out with friends that evening, but feels bad after Alex has supposedly gone to
all this effort and cant help but decide to call off the plans for that evening, which she may wish she
hadn’t done.We then see the popularity of Chloe as she reveals to her friends she cant make it and
they are disappointed not only because she can’t go with them but also because she is going with
Alex.The audiences perception of Alex may be swayed when they see the thoughts of her friends
opinions about Alex and what they think he's really like, giving the audience another angle of Alex.
Chloe ignores the messages and decides to stick up for Alex, much to the laughter of her friends who
all thinks she is oblivious to what he’s really like.
4. Synopsis- Act 2
With Chloe asking constantly about where they are going and Alex giving nothing away, a long journey
finally comes to an end. Once the scene of a massive woodland with not an ounce of life in sight, although
many cars around them, the camera quickly switches to Chloe and her facials expressions.The fact that
she enjoys going out with friends to nightclubs, which is what she was meant to be doing, and seeing
nothing but woodland means she wasn’t very impressed with he fact she’d been brought there.The
messages she was receiving from her friends hours before that read “he’s a strange one”, “I don’t know
why you’re bothering wit him”, started to make sense in her head as she was brought away from her
more natural habitat into something vastly different.
With the journey taking a while and them setting off late afternoon, the sun began to fall lower and lower
making everything seem darker, at which that pointAlex decided to explain the fact they had to follow a
map to find a pub.Whilst Chloe, not really suited and booted for the occasion, was contemplating why
she chose Alex over her friends, Alex was looking at the map too se what direction they should begin in.
Alex, who is prepared for the situation locks the car and manages to persuade Chloe to join him
explaining it will only take 1 hour and the views will be “worth the wait”.
An hour had passed and Chloe had began getting agitated with Alex and frustrated by his lack of
understanding her situation. By this time the sun had almost switched places with the moon, making Alex
use his torch as the lack of light began to get worrying.Trying to stay mentally strong in front of his
girlfriend, making sure he showed no sign of weakness, Alex was shown by Chloe that they were lost, and
the map was now of no use to them.This began to show Alex’s weakness as he started to get frightened
by anything, such as a bird tweeting to himself braking a branch.
5. Synopsis- Act 3
At this point Chloe began to fell like she is back at her childhood looking after someone again as Alex,
being an only child, always was helped and has never had to help someone else before. As the moon
begins to riseAlex and Chloe begin losing light, rapidly.As the light reduced it meant Alex and Chloe were
walking into the unknown, not knowing who, what, and where they were going. Every single noise which
was thought not to be made by one of them freaked them both out massively.As Chloe was at the front
taking the leading role she shone the light towards trees surrounding them, with one tree looking like it
had a signal on it a red ‘X’. Chloe then suggested that this may lead them to the end goal and it was a
helping hand for them so they should follow them. Unaware to both of them this ‘X’ marked a spot, which
lead them into a spot of danger.
As they follow these signsAlex asks Chloe the question, why was there so many cars with nobody about,
which added to Chloe's anxious nature. As time ticked on, no life was seen as they followed these signs,
until they heard noises, something following them. Every time they moved a few steps they'd here
something around them move.The noise became closer an closer untilAlex turned round to speak to
Chloe and shed gone, just a pool of blood surrounded where she’d been and at this point Alex started
freaking out.The next sceneAlex was also just a pool of blood along with many other pools of blood.
6. Target Audience
My target audience is ages ranging between 18-50. My primary audience will be 18- 30 year olds as my film is
similar to the pattern of horror films that would’ve been watched by these ages, although it has a unique spin
on in which the evil character is never revealed to the audience. Another reason why this is my primary
audience is because they are more likely to have time to watch it as they will most likely not have families
and commitments meaning the will have spare time available to watch the short film.As this will be posted
on sites such asYouTube this will also help me advertise my product as people of this age will useYouTube
regularly for entertainment. Furthermore I will be able to access this primary audience easily compared to
older audiences as they will nearly all be members of a social media platform meaning I can reach out to
them easier then potentially a older audience.
The secondary audience for this film will be 31-50 year olds as they will have time away from their jobs by
which they may want to relax and have time where they forget about any problems and escape it all.
Furthermore I believe that this can be fresh ideas and contrast from what they are usually used to watching
from horror movies as this will be more modern. I also feel that the secondary audience is suitable due to the
fact that this will get them thinking about what the evil character could be.
7. Form and Style
During filming the film I will require a Cannon camera which is high quality with potentially a drone
enabling me to get the right shots across to increase the level of tension.The style I will be aiming for
when shooting the film is a dark scene helping to show the genre of the film which is horror.The dark,
gloomy style will help to add to intensify the plot and create suspicion for the audience. I will be using
the editing software called Adobe premier pro due to the fact this is a very professional piece of
editing software and will give me the tools so represent the thinking behind the film. I will be shooting
many shots in the film through fish eye lens for a point of view shot making the audience think about
what they have seen.
8. Script
Cuts to: Medium shot of Alex and Chloe arguing in the forest as the sun starts to set. Alex is looking at the map puzzled and worried.
Chloe is beginning to get very frustrated and starting to lose patience with Alex.
Alex:
I'm sure we’ll find something that gives us a clue where to go.
Chloe:
(Angry) I can’t believe I trusted you to take me somewhere nice.
Alex:
Well its not my fault, you had the map.
Chloe:
Fine you look at it and try and find where we’re meant to be going.
Alex:
Look what’s that on the tree.
Chloe:
Probably something unhelpful again.
Alex:
Well lets follow it and see where it takes us.
Cuts to:The moon shining down on Alex and Chloe, both shivering and looking very frightened lost in the forest late at night.
Alex:
(Nervously) Chloe, I think we should turn around.
Chloe:
Not now, we’re too close now to turn ba…. (sudden stop)
Alex:
(Worryingly) Chloe? Where are you?
Cuts to: Close up of the floor where all you can see is the torch Alex is holding shining on the pool of blood on the floor.
10. Title- EverywhereYouTurn
Tagline- You wish you could have eyes in the back of your head.
Length of Film- 5 minutes
Characters- Amanda- A 40 year old women who is lives a luxurious lifestyle, with great job and married
to a wealthy businessman, loves living an expensive lifestyle. Brought up in care the Amanda has earnt
everything she and her husband owns through dedication to work and clever spending. She has no
children and no direct family although she regularly looks after her friends children due to her warming
personality. She has no criminal record and is not really a person to start a confrontation.
Masked Man- His identity is never revealed due to his mask covering his face adding to the audiences
suspicions about him. He was in care as well when he was younger, the same one as his victim,Amanda,
he was affected by going in to care and having nobody to support him.With not many friends he just
minds his own business, however when he sees people happy his jealousy kicks in and turns into a very
angry person.
Simon- He is Amanda’s wealthy husband, although h rarely will feature he plays a vital role in the short
film. Having worked as an apprentice since the age of 16 straight after school his determined nature has
rewarded him and his wife with the luxurious lifestyle. Similar to his wife he has never had a criminal
record and is not one to start a confrontation.
11. Synopsis-Act 1
One late Monday evening when the moon was lighting up the sky Amanda was saying her goodbyes
to her colleagues as she was packing up ready to go home. As she was leaving her office she received
a silent phone call, in which nothing was said other than Amanda checking to see if anyone was on
the other side.Amanda suspected that somebody had got the wrong number and thought nothing
more of it.As she arrived home her husband, Simon, had made dinner for her and the began to sit
down and talk about their day and what had happened. As they were eating the home phone rang
this time with Simon picking it up, saying ‘hello’ many times, due to it again being a silent call.
Although Amanda is very clever she didn’t link the call she got before leaving work and now together
and dint make nay connection, with them both assuming that they got the wrong number, which in
the long run isn’t right.
12. Synopsis-Act2
Waking up the next morning Amanda is ready for work and just about to leave, doing her usual morning
checks that all the windows are closed and all doors are locked.When going upstairs to make sure her
bedroom window was closed she saw this figure in the distance, dressed all in black with one distinctive
item, a white mask, starring straight at her but she is unable to see his face. She goes to look for her phone
and looks back out the window and the suspicious figure has disappeared, making her think nothing of it
once again. So Amanda carries on her morning like usual and drives to work without any problems or
further suspicions.
As Amanda arrives at work she receives a similar phone call to the ones on Monday evening, this time
raising some suspicions that maybe this has become intentional. Already feeling nervous as she goes to
close the door on her car in the reflection of the window a figure, similar to the one in the morning standing
in the distance behind her. As she turned around the figure had gone, almost as if it had vanished into thin
air.To clarify that there wasn’t someone there she went to check around the space he was standing and
couldn’t see anyone or anything.This made her believe that she was seeing things, her mind and eyes were
playing tricks on her making her feel nervous and worried.
After a long and tricky day at work, Amanda was stressed leaving work due to the requirements in her job
and feeling anxious about the calls and figures following her. As she drives home, in a very reckless and
nervous manner, and pulls up outside her house she can see in her rear view mirror a car pulling up a few
cars behind her. As she gets out her car she looks into the driver seat of the car and all she can see is an all
too familiar white mask. Amanda decides to confront her problem but as she walks towards the car it
accelerates rapidly down the road.
13. Synopsis-Act 3
Anxious, worried and frightened Amanda rushes inside to an empty house.This is due to her
husband Simon working away for the evening and wasn’t meant to be home. Feeling uneasy
Amanda went round all doors and window similar to the morning making sure everything was
shut and closing all the curtains, closing herself away from any problems.As she got to closing
the downstairs curtain she got to the kitchen window and then she saw the figure, the masked
man up close, mask pressed against the window. Startled and frozen Amanda doesn’t move until
the masked man makes a move for the front door and grabs the first thing she sees, a 7 inch
knife, which could do plenty of damage. Once she has managed to grab the knife she quickly
ruches to a spot behind the front door ready to attack him as soon as the front door opens.The
front door lock can be heard being unlocked and the door thrust open. Prepared to kill the man
who walks through the front door she grips the knife, very tightly, with her palms sweating she
sees two feet make their way on the door mat and decides that is her chance. One punch with the
knife straight to the stomach and the body collapses to the floor. Shivering and sweating she
stands over the body only to see her husband lying in a pool of blood. Already in shock she looks
to her left in the doorway to see the white masked man feet away from her face.
14. Target Audience
My target audience would be around 16-50., all my target audience would have to be 16+ due to the
goory and moving scenes which could potentially affect a younger audience. Furthermore I believe this
would be my audience as the ages which regularly use websites like Facebook,Twitter andYouTube are
all usually 16+ meaning that this will make it easier to target my target audience directly and I will be
able to access my target audience easier. My primary audience would be ages between 18-30 as they
are likely to be working less ours than my secondary audience who are ages of 31-50 and will have less
commitments making them able to have more time to watch my film.The gender of my target
audience would be both male and female as the main characters are both male and female meaning
the audience are able to potentially relate to my actors and can feel emotionally involved with them.
My secondary audience would be 31-50 year olds due to the fact that they would be able to process
what is happening and feel engrossed in what is happening in the film.Also they would be able to
watch my film when they are relaxing after a stressful day at work and use it as a distraction.
15. Form and Style
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During filming the film I will require a Cannon camera which is high quality with potentially a drone
enabling me to get the right shots across to increase the level of tension and the reflection shots.The
style I will be aiming for is quite an emotional and dark sort of style helping to make a connection with
the audience and making the genre of the film obvious.The emotional style will help the characters to
make an emotion connection to the audience so the audience is able to feel more involved in the short
film.Again I will be using the editing software called Adobe premier pro due to the fact this is a very
professional piece of editing software and will give me the tools so represent the thinking behind the
film. I will be relying on the lighting and reflections for many of my shots during my film as they will
help to intensify the plot of the film.
My film would be uploaded to websites such asYouTube and Short of the week due to the fact
this being easily accessible for my audience and will help to target my target audience. I would
use advertising platforms such asTwitter, Facebook andYouTube adverts to help promote my
short film.This will be a single showing as I feel the ending of the film leaves the audience
guessing at what happens next.There is chance of a prequel in my film as I could go back to
the care home when the masked man and Amanda were in there together and show why the
man in the mask had a hatred for Amanda and why he was stalking her.
16. Script
Cuts to: Amanda distressed and worried about the man she has seen recently, who has potentially been
following her.
Prank Caller:
(silence on the phone)
Amanda:
Hello, whose this, Hello?
Phone:
(Phone cuts off)
Amanda:
(Stressed and shouting) Leave me alone!
Cuts to: Amanda preparing and eating dinner with her husband around 30 minutes after the fifth
anonymous phone call.
Simon:
Hello, good day?
Amanda:
(Stressed)Yeah fine.
Simon:
You look worried about something, you alright.
Amanda:
(Angry)Yes I'm sure, now eat.