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Five YouTube comments provided feedback on a thriller to help improve it. The comments suggested adding more special effects, changing the typography, and replacing the soundtrack to make the music fit the shots better and be less repetitive. One comment had no criticisms and praised the thriller. The author analyzed each comment to determine how to update the thriller based on the feedback.
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This document analyzes 5 comments on a thriller posted to YouTube to improve it. Comment 1 suggested adding more special effects. Comment 2 noted the typography was too wide. Comment 3 said the music did not relate to the shots. Comment 4 praised the thriller. Comment 5 showed mixed views on the music. The creator will make changes to address the comments like adding effects, changing fonts, and improving the soundtrack.
Genre conventions planning task 2
Through research, the author has decided to create a thriller film trailer. Key conventions that will be included are: mystery created through non-diegetic sound and a voiceover; a house setting; and dark, dim lighting. Roland Barthes' hermeneutic code will be used to leave the audience with questions. Flashbacks and a narrator will provide background information while maintaining mystery. Binary oppositions between a spirit and innocent family will incorporate the ideas of theorist Claude Lévi-Strauss. While following genre conventions, the trailer will also challenge expectations through a focus on dramatic sounds and music over dialogue.
Basic conventions of documentary
The document outlines several basic conventions used in documentaries, including:
1) A-roll footage contains important interviews filmed steadily to look professional.
2) Interviews involve relevant people and are filmed on a tripod from the rule of thirds to look sophisticated.
3) B-roll footage supplements interviews and includes relevant montages while cutaway shots accompany interviews by showing what the interviewee describes.
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The focus group provided feedback that helped the filmmaker understand that the storyline in the trailer was confusing. Some aspects that people liked were the close-ups, river scene, subject of bullying, fights, and makeup. Things that could be improved included making the fight scenes more realistic, clarifying the storyline, making the voiceover louder and clearer, and improving the editing. The feedback showed that the trailer did not give away too much since the plot was unclear. The music fit well but could have been better timed to scenes. Characters were sometimes hard to connect with due to the unclear plot and supernatural elements. The genre was seen as supernatural or horror. The movie poster worked well with the theme but could have been improved. Rat
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Through research, the author has decided to create a thriller film trailer. Key conventions that will be included are: mystery created through non-diegetic sound and a voiceover; a house setting; and dark, dim lighting. Roland Barthes' hermeneutic code will be used to leave the audience with questions. Flashbacks and a narrator will provide background information while maintaining mystery. Binary oppositions between a spirit and innocent family will incorporate the ideas of theorist Claude Lévi-Strauss. While following genre conventions, the trailer will also challenge expectations through a focus on dramatic sounds and music over dialogue.
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The document outlines several basic conventions used in documentaries, including:
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The poster shows a face with a bug in its mouth, with eyes looking elsewhere, suggesting it is forced to be quiet. The lowercase, skinny title font and dark color scheme create an eerie feeling. The red on the black and white picture makes the image stand out. The text focuses most attention on the main image, which conveys a message despite not being able to speak. The production company is in small writing, also focusing most on the image and title. The dark overall colors suggest this will be a dark or thrilling film about the unknown.
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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for a new film project. They conducted a survey that showed thriller and action/adventure genres as most popular, along with a strong storyline, actors, score, and atmosphere. To attract this 16-24 year old audience, the film incorporates these genres, features a relatable teenage male lead actor, and includes a tense score inspired by zombie films. It also uses elements of action seen in successful films. Overall, the author aimed to address the audience's preferences identified in the survey to attract viewers.
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This documentary uses a mix of interviews and narration to examine the portrayal of women in media and how they are perceived versus reality. It has a closed structure that answers all audience questions in a non-linear, single-threaded format that jumps back and forth. Interview subjects are filmed in mid-close up or close up shots to follow the rule of thirds, and point-of-view shots, tracking shots, and handheld camerawork are used. Chromakey, front projection, music, voiceover, editing, and archive footage like game play and magazine covers help explore the topic. Lower third graphics identify interviewees and their relevance.
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- Overall the document's author feels the trailer did reasonably well given limitations like limited filming time and a low budget.
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The document discusses getting feedback on a film poster, trailer, and magazine cover created for a class project. Students posted their works on social media and used questionnaires to collect comments. Feedback praised certain elements but also provided improvement suggestions, such as making the poster darker or trailer more dramatic. Students experimented with applying suggestions, like adjusting the poster's brightness, but decided some changes harmed the original designs. Overall, the feedback process helped evaluate audience appeal and identify minor refinements.
Task 3 evaluation
The document discusses how feedback was obtained from audiences at different stages of production to improve three promotional products - a teaser trailer, magazine cover, and poster. Feedback on a rough cut helped improve editing, effects, fonts, and spelling. Later feedback on the near-finished products was positive for the trailer but suggested changes to the magazine cover and poster, which the filmmakers considered and sometimes decided not to implement. Getting feedback from target audiences on social media at multiple points helped strengthen the final products.
Evaluation Question 3
The filmmaker conducted audience research including a focus group and survey to get feedback on their horror film. From the survey responses, they learned sound was most effective at conveying the horror genre followed by lighting, typography, and camerawork. For lighting and sound, most audience members felt it was good but some scenes could be improved. Based on the feedback, the filmmaker made adjustments like increasing silence, adjusting lighting in some shots, and removing shaky shots of the antagonist. The focus group was also positive with only a comment about dialogue volume, which the filmmaker felt was an intentional directorial choice.
Task 3 evaluation
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on a film project at different stages of production. It describes getting feedback on a rough cut to gauge the structure and pacing. Minor issues like spelling errors were identified. Additional feedback was solicited near completion on the trailer, poster, and magazine cover. Feedback was generally positive but provided ideas on lighting, fonts, and empty space to improve the projects.
Evaluation question 3
Jamie Dowds learned about using audience feedback through various research methods. Conducting surveys and testing rough cuts of trailers and posters helped gather opinions to improve the works. Feedback on the teaser trailer suggested improving audio, clipping, and ending. Comments on the poster led to enlarging text. Final feedback on products was overall positive, though the magazine cover's darkness made the image hard to see. Audience feedback provided valuable insights to strengthen the projects.
Media evaluation question 3
From audience feedback via surveys and social media comments on their short film, the filmmakers learned that:
- Most people enjoyed the film and found it funny, due to the effective music and narrative
- However, some did not fully understand the ending or narrative
- If they were to make the film again, they would focus on making the ending and narrative clearer, especially around Grace getting trapped in the box and why
Question 3 (1)
The document summarizes feedback from an audience questionnaire about a documentary. Key findings include:
- 83% of viewers said they would watch the full documentary after 5 minutes, showing the human interest stories engaged viewers.
- The male voiceover was found to be appropriate despite the documentary focusing on women.
- Audience feedback highlighted the strong mise-en-scene and cinematography but noted weaknesses in sound editing and lack of music.
- The title sequence, narrative, and radio trailer were all found to clearly illustrate the topic and intrigue viewers.
- Interviews were identified as the greatest strength with high ratings for content and representation.
Rough Cut Screening Feedback
The feedback received from three groups that viewed the rough cut of the trailer was mostly positive. All three groups understood the genre and story that was being portrayed. The only criticisms were that the trailer needed more text to provide context, could benefit from some visual effects to make it seem darker and more intense, and the soundtrack needed adjustments to flow more smoothly. Based on the feedback, improvements were made to add more text to the trailer, incorporate effects, and refine the soundtrack.
Short film rotation evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of Will Cave's production process and short film. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of his research, planning, production, and final product. Peer feedback praised the comedic aspects, use of music to narrate the story, and clear protagonist/antagonist. Suggested improvements included extending the opening scene and adding background music in some scenes. Will Cave agrees the music worked well but disagrees with one criticism, and would add more background music and make the urgency clearer in the opening.
Analysis question 3
The document discusses audience feedback the author received for a music video titled "Love$ick". They conducted a focus group and asked additional people ages 18-25 for feedback. Popular opinions included praise for the cinematography, editing, narrative, and mis-en-scene fitting the genre. Areas for improvement included clearer lip-syncing in one shot and strengthening the narrative ending. Comparing feedback showed consistency in views across different audiences. The author learned about crafting an effective music video and received knowledge on better appealing to their target demographic for future projects.
Rough edit questionnaire
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire given to an audience of 10 people after viewing a student film. The film was intended to be a murder mystery. Overall, the audience understood the narrative and felt the actors fit their roles well. Some felt tension was lacking and suggested adding suspenseful music. Feedback also suggested improving flashbacks, dialogue synchronization, lighting contrasts and cuts. The filmmakers plan to edit the film further based on this audience feedback.
3 rd cut questionnaire
The document summarizes the feedback received from a questionnaire about a trailer for a horror film. It discusses each question in the questionnaire and the responses. The feedback was positive overall for the sound, music, camera shots and flow of the trailer. Some responses suggested making the villain's shirt color less bright and toning down the colors slightly. The filmmakers addressed these points in re-editing the trailer. Most respondents found the text on screen and overall entertainment factor of the trailer to be successful or very entertaining.
Question 3
The student received feedback on their film project at various stages:
1. An initial focus group provided positive feedback and helped narrow their ideas to focus on guilt, stemming from scenarios like letting down a team or losing a family member.
2. When they showed a rough cut, feedback praised the tone, shots, and music but noted some scenes were out of focus or hard to hear. They addressed most issues except an out of focus scene.
3. Feedback on print products liked the review layout and suggested a full-body shot for the poster, which they did not end up using. Later feedback said the poster text needed to be clearer.
4. Overall feedback was positive with some noting needs for
Audience feedback responses & what I have learnt
The feedback received was overall very positive. Respondents agreed that the genre was clearly shown and conventions were followed. However, some noted that the house style/brand identity between the magazine cover and film poster could be stronger. Other suggested improvements included using a tripod for filming to improve image quality, making the storyline and sad elements clearer, and making the on-screen text bolder and easier to read. The creator is pleased with the positive feedback but acknowledges areas like house style consistency and technical aspects that could be improved if done again.
Evaluation Question 3
The document summarizes feedback from test audiences on a movie trailer. It found that most audiences enjoyed the genre of social realism and would see the full film. Both male and female audiences liked parts like the car chase and fight scene. Some males felt the start was too slow and a drag race scene was unnecessary, while females had no dislikes. The cast, storyline, voiceover and music were also well received overall, though some said the music was too loud. The feedback helped the filmmakers improve the trailer before its full release.
Question 5 (1)
The document discusses the evaluation of a film created for a media project. A post-film questionnaire found that most viewers liked the music, editing, sound, and character of Shepp Flannagan. The target audience was identified as 16-18 year old males, and the questionnaire showed the film reached this demographic. Additional actions scenes and suspense were added during production to appeal to the audience. While overall the film was deemed a success based on positive feedback, improvements could be made by addressing issues like confusing time jumps, wind noise in the audio, and weaker acting.
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The document outlines plans for a student film project that will be a thriller set in modern times. It discusses the costumes, filming location, story line, lighting, camera angles, music, typography, and transitions. The costumes will be normal 21st century clothes to reflect the modern setting. The story involves a young couple being watched unknowingly by a kidnapper, who seizes an opportunity to enter the house when the boyfriend leaves the room. Various camera techniques like close-ups, point-of-view shots, and music building tension will be used to develop an eerie atmosphere. Transitions will include fades and zooms between shots.
Proposal
The document outlines plans for filming the opening scene of a thriller film. It will take place in a house where a young couple is watching a movie unaware that a kidnapper has entered. The kidnapper will knock out the boyfriend and take the girlfriend hostage. When the boyfriend wakes up he will find a clue that kicks off the rest of the film, leaving the opening on a cliffhanger. Details are provided about costumes, filming location, lighting, camera angles, music, typography, and the sequence of shots.
Analysing a film advert
The Haribo star mix advert portrayed an office setting using dull colors like greys, whites, and blacks to imply that adult life is boring. The actors took on childlike voices while in the office to show the sweets bring out people's inner child. This suggests the sweets can be enjoyed by people of any age. Although not related to thrillers, analyzing this clip gave the author ideas for using child actors to appeal to viewers' parental sides and conveying hidden messages subtly.
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Kirsty Allen is the Head Editor and also takes on acting and music assistant roles. Shannon Nash is the Director and also assists with editing and casting. Joshua Pedro assists the Director with music and has creative license, while Oliver Nichol- Dovell is the music director and supervises editing and casting.
Question 1 x2
The document discusses how the student's media project challenged and developed conventions of real media products. It provides examples of shots from thriller openings that inspired the student's work. The student researched thriller music and analyzed TV and film openings to develop their understanding. Feedback was gathered from online platforms and used to improve the project. Unique aspects like incorporating different eras challenged conventions. Shots from the student's opening are presented and described as developing conventions or being inspired by real media examples. The project aimed to cater to its 16+ audience through its use of conventions from researched media.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media project challenges conventions of real media products. It analyzes shots from thriller openings that were inspirational. Shots include titles with unconventional coloring, transitions between shots to imply quick events, close-ups to understand characters' emotions, and lighting used to tell parts of the story. The document also discusses how research into different thriller music and analyzing other openings helped develop the project. Feedback from social media was used to improve the work to better suit the target audience. Unique aspects like characters from different eras give the project an edge over other thrillers by subverting expectations.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups through its characters. It represents:
- Gender: The male is powerful/dominant while the female is vulnerable/distressed.
- Age: The youth are shown as lazy/rude while the old are wise/lonely.
The thriller opening shows the female character as stereotypically vulnerable by having her run away frightened from the male. Her emotions also align with stereotypes. The youthfulness of both characters is represented by their clothing and activities like playing. The storyline was chosen to raise awareness of serious crimes like kidnapping that disproportionately impact certain social groups.
Who is my target audience
This document is a questionnaire aimed at determining characteristics of a target audience for a thriller film or opening. It asks respondents about their age, hobbies, school/work status, daily activities, preferences for thriller openings such as plot twists versus jump scares, frequency of watching thrillers, and number of thrillers watched on average to help define the target demographic.
Question 5
Within our thriller, distributing questionnaires to gain feedback from a wide range of audiences helped provide better insights into what would attract our target demographic. The varied views enabled the creation of detailed character profiles. Sharing a rough cut on social media like YouTube and Facebook revealed that some viewers felt the music did not match the shots well, causing lost interest. This feedback inspired changes to better align the thriller's opening with what target audiences find intriguing, like ensuring the music fits with shots.
Question 3
Panic Productions is the narrator's thriller production company that focuses on thriller storylines. The name "Panic" was chosen because it symbolizes the dark times in life that cause uncontrollable fear and anxiety, which is what thrillers are about. As an independent company with a low budget, Panic Productions chose a simple but effective logo with bright, bold colors and a red font to convey danger. The narrator advises collaborating with larger companies like Paramount for production to reach a bigger audience, but partnering with smaller independent distributors like Hammer Productions would be better for distribution due to similar budgets and ideas.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups in terms of gender and age.
For gender, the male character is portrayed as powerful and dominant while the female character is portrayed as weak, vulnerable, and scared. The female is shown running away from the male character, establishing his dominance.
For age, the main female character is portrayed as a timid youth through her actions like playing hopscotch, while the male character's clothing stereotypically represents young males. The target audience of young females was chosen based on feedback that this group prefers thriller movies more than young males. In 3 sentences or less, the document discusses representations of gender and age stereotypes in the media product.
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This character profile describes a serial killer in a thriller. The serial killer's identity is concealed from the audience at first, who only see him from a distance in long shots. He wears all-black clothing like a black hooded jumper, gloves, and trainers to appear sinister and evil. His relationship with the teenage girl he stalks is shown as distant through extreme long shots. Revealing the serial killer to be her brother is a plot twist meant to surprise audiences and make them want to rewatch to understand what happened.
Character profile man
The serial killer character is the teenage girl's brother. He is kept hidden from view except for extreme long shots to conceal his identity as a plot twist. He wears all-black clothing including a hooded jumper, gloves, bottoms, and trainers to represent his dark and sinister personality. The extreme long shots show him keeping distant but ensuring he remains part of her life, forcing their fate. Making the serial killer someone close to the girl surprises the audience and makes them question what happened, wanting to watch again.
Character profile girl
The young girl wears an oversized dull red dress and polka-dotted headband to symbolize that danger has always surrounded her and is overwhelming. The balloon she carries further shows that danger lurks around every corner and she is drawn to peril. Though she appears innocent, these props are meant to elicit emotion from the audience and indicate the incident is less than innocent. The character is portrayed as innocent and young to make audiences more sympathetic when she is in distress.
Thriller music analysis
The document analyzes and compares the music from two thriller title sequences, "Intruders" and one created by media students. For the "Intruders" sequence, the music builds tension evenly throughout with a climax and anticlimax, capturing the audience. It starts slow and steady but increases in pace at 19 seconds. In contrast, the student-created sequence has a single steady beat throughout without changes, which could be boring. However, a steady beat may subtly increase tension. The author wants to include elements from both in their own thriller opening, such as a clear beat with added high and low pitched sounds to generate different emotions like discomfort and anxiety.
Production logo
The production logo "JOKS" incorporates the initials of the creators' first names to represent their collaboration. The color red was chosen to symbolize the thriller genre and connote danger and death. The year is displayed in Roman numerals to add an element of mystery, matching the thriller storyline. The word "Productions" is upside-down to signify something unnatural, and the circular shape resembles an eye, foreshadowing that the thriller involves stalking. Bold, exciting logos are more effective than simple ones at enticing audiences.
Working on garageband
The student was advised to use the Garageband app to create thriller music for a project. They had a lesson on how to use Garageband but found it difficult to work out which buttons to press. The group decided their classmate Oliver was best at creating music, so he took the lead role in producing the music. The student and others would give Oliver feedback and suggestions to improve the piece until they were all satisfied with the final result. Through advising Oliver and asking questions, the student developed their skills with Garageband and now feels confident using it.
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This document lists 5 questions to help a group plan the opening of a thriller film in a way that best suits their target audience. The questions ask about elements the audience would want in a thriller opening, what stands out to them in openings, what plot they would include, what lighting and props/costumes should be used.
Audience feedback questionnaire2
This document contains a 9 question feedback questionnaire about a thriller opening called "Brother" that will be given to the target audience. The questions ask about the lighting techniques, colors used and what they suggested, the target audience, camera angles used and if they were effective, what the respondent would change and enjoyed, if the plot was effective, and if they would be interested in a full movie and why. It closes by thanking the respondent for their evaluation.
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- 1. These are individuals that have left comments and gave us feedback on our thriller via YouTube, the comments in general were good but it is clear that we still have some work to do to improve the thriller. By publishing our thriller on YouTube it helped us get a wider target audience in regards to responding and enjoying the thriller. There are five comments that have enabled us to point out and change our thriller to support our audience, I am now going to analyse each one. 1. This comment suggests that we include more special effects for the thriller to be more interesting, in response to this I will add in more effects for example at the beginning I will add a blurred vision over the male character to suggest that he is confused. Also they had pointed out that they didn’t quite understand what was going on within the thriller opening, to improve this I will add in more shots of the male character. 2. This individual is suggesting that our typography is too wide and that it covers most of the screen. To change this I will make the font smaller and the width thinner. To change the thriller being repetitive I will add in a soundtrack that represents our thriller accurately. 3. Again the music is letting the project down by it not relating back to the shots, so I will add in a soundtrack that is word for word perfect for our thriller. 4. This individual is praising our thriller with not one bad word to say. 5. There is clearly mixed emotions about the music as some people enjoy it, however the majority believe it should change. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.