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The document outlines the plot details for a horror film called "The Walk". It will follow a group of university students who decide to spend their spring break in an isolated house in the woods instead of staying on campus. In act one, the students arrive happily at the house. In act two, one of the girls hears a strange noise and sees something lurking in the woods, but gets distracted. Characters then start going missing. By act three, only the last girl is left standing to face the psycho villain who has been killing the teenagers. The logline states it is a slasher/psychological horror about a group of teens who are unaware of the danger in their isolated surroundings during their spring break celebrations.
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This document outlines three potential story ideas for film trailers. It provides character and setting details for each idea. The first involves friends investigating a supposedly haunted school at night. The second is about bullies who go looking for a girl they tortured in the woods. The third centers around two girls having a forest party that is interrupted by a stalker hunting them. The document writer had others vote on their preferred trailer idea. Trailer 3, about the stalking in the forest, received the most votes so that is the one the writer chose to develop.
Thriller media proposal
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Short film proposal
A short horror film proposal in 3 acts about a paranormal presence that stalks and sometimes takes people who walk near where it haunts in a town. Many people have recently disappeared without explanation. The film follows a character who unwittingly wanders into the presence's territory after class and feels like something is watching him. A dramatic chase ensues between the character and the creature. In the final act, the character tries to escape from the paranormal stalker. The proposal outlines the plot, structure, and key elements for a short paranormal horror film.
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Written treatment
The document outlines the plot, characters, and structure of a horror film called "The Walk". It discusses the title, genre, locations, characters, and provides a 1 paragraph summary for each act. The film is about a serial killer stalking and killing victims. Act 1 introduces the killer stalking a victim. Act 2 shows the killer brutally murdering the victim in the woods. Act 3 reveals the victim dead after the murder. The document establishes the key details to summarize the plot of the horror film.
8.1 minutes 1
This document provides a 3-act plot synopsis for a horror/slasher film called "The Walk". The film follows a group of 4-5 college students who rent a vintage house for spring break located near a dark wooded area. In Act 1, the students arrive at the house to begin their vacation. In Act 2, one student explores the woods and sees something lurking but gets distracted before discovering what it is. Act 3 ends on a cliffhanger without resolving the threat, leaving the story open for a sequel. The synopsis also lists key character archetypes and filming locations for the horror movie.
Drafting 2
The document discusses three potential trailer ideas for a film project. The first idea involves friends investigating a supposedly haunted school at night. The second centers on bullies who drive a girl to suicide and then search for her in the woods. The third and chosen idea involves two girls getting lost and stalked in the woods while camping. Feedback from peers indicated they preferred the third idea because it combined horror and suspense around a mysterious stalker character.
A2 Media - Drafting Of Ideas
The document discusses three potential trailer ideas for a film project. Trailer 1 involves friends investigating a supposedly haunted school at night. Trailer 2 involves bullies who torment a girl until she disappears in the woods. Trailer 3 involves two girls getting lost and stalked in the woods during a forest party. The author chose Trailer 3 after surveying 30 students and family members, who preferred its horror and suspense elements involving a stalker in the woods.
Unit 2 & 3, Task 4 & 6
The document outlines plans for two short horror film plots involving friends encountering supernatural dangers in a haunted house and forest, including character descriptions, locations, costumes, equipment needs, and production schedules.
Task 4 -- Extreme sports.
The document outlines plans for two short horror film plots involving friends encountering supernatural dangers in a haunted house and forest, including character descriptions, locations, costumes, equipment needs, and production schedules.
Extreme sports.
The document outlines plans for two short horror film plots involving friends encountering supernatural dangers at a haunted funhouse and while camping, including character descriptions, locations, costumes, equipment needs and a production schedule.
Extreme sports. unit4 to unit6
The document outlines plans for two short horror film plots involving friends encountering supernatural dangers in a haunted house and forest, including character descriptions, locations, costumes, equipment needs, and production schedules.
mid point template
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Genre research
This document discusses genre theory and the genre of horror films. It provides definitions of genre from various genre theorists and examines how genres establish expectations in viewers. It also analyzes the opening scene of the horror film "Saw" to demonstrate how it establishes conventions of the genre through its use of music, settings, characters, and graphic violence.
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Genre research 2
The document discusses genre theory and the horror genre specifically. It outlines Steve Neale's view that genres consist of both films and audience expectations. It also discusses how genres help audiences understand events and characters. The document then examines common codes and conventions of horror films, such as isolated settings, mysterious villains, vulnerable young victims, and graphic violence/death. Finally, it provides a synopsis and analysis of the opening scene of the film "Saw," highlighting how it establishes common horror elements through music, cinematography, characters, and sounds.
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The short film "Mind Over Matter" uses a horror genre to metaphorically portray someone battling their emotions. It follows a girl leaving her home at night and walking alone, when her music suddenly stops and she begins hearing footsteps behind her. As she turns to look, she sees dark, hollow figures following and getting closer. More figures appear each time until there are too many and she screams, causing them to disappear.
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- 1. Written Treatment Present:Sharondeep, Adina and Shanice Agenda: Title Details Key Characters Who, what, when, why, where Act one - in one paragraph Act two -in one paragraph Act three - in one paragraph Title:The Walk Genre: Horror Sub-genre:Slasher/ psychological Location: University Campus/ Large house in an isolated location/ Dark woodland area. Character types and functions:Psycho Villain, 4-5 stereotypical teenagers – male and females and 2 couples. Helper most likely a police officer who tries to help victims but, ends up getting killed due to trying to help them by the villain. Last girl standing isthe only girl still alive at the end a fighter and a hero. Act 1:There is a sense of Equilibrium at the beginning of the trailer which goes along with Vladimir Propps theory. The trailer is introduced to a normal society of teenage university students that are getting ready for a spring break. They are in their second year and decide to head off somewhere different to the campus so they then decide to go out and find a house somewhere to live instead of living at their university onsite campus. Act 2:A disruption of Disequilibrium is introduced where one of the students has then found a strange, isolated looking house, which is in a large woodland area where she hears and sees something strange lurking around in the woods, she feels she should find out who or what is there. Howevershe then gets distracted by her friend which then leads toBarthes’s Enigma code asthis leads toaudiences wanting to find out whom or what was there? What happened next? This makes the audience question something and intrigues the audience to therefore draw their attention into the film. Act 3:Last girl standing is left last in the trailer, there is no resolution yet to the trailer this automatically creates an enigma and opening an ending leading to a sequel. Logline:‘The Walk’ is a slasher and psychological horror film about a group of teens who become overexcited about their spring break but, unaware of the surroundings, and direct tragedy of a number of deaths. Who, what, when, why and where: The main synopsis of our horror movie is teenage characters- equilibrium, are planning a spring break (which is normal at thebeginning of
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