Here is my blog on conventions of a thriller; within the
research that I did I looked at some previous AS media students work and
observed what they put, I then researched a few definitions related to
conventions of a thriller. This helped me to understand the genres and sub
genres and allowed me to put this into practice on my main task – horror
thriller opening ‘SHORTCUT’. We as a group thought that some thrillers took
place in a very natural environment and so we used our nearby surroundings like
the location we chose to our advantage to create the setting and scene of our
film.
http://www.slideshare.net/danwinn1/conventions-of-a-thriller-55732649
- Conventions of a thriller.
This had an impact on my final film because it allowed me
and my group to assess the background to our film and see whether it made sense
and had a realistic feel to it. Therefore the pre-production stage was massive
in terms of the creation of the film and together our ideas were put as one and
we progressed to the production stage.
This is a screenshot
of our film on the Tupton Hall Media YouTube channel. This is the official film
release on the internet, whenever you are free please don’t hesitate on viewing
our film. As you can see it is nearly two and a half minutes long, within a
good time zone where it keeps the audience attached without losing any of their
attention.
My film is based on a schizophrenic teenager called Max and
takes a shortcut home where he comes across something rather unusual, but what
is it? In our film we like to keep our audience guessing therefore have the sub
genre of mystery.
This is the
storyboard for our film, it contains the different varying scenes during our
film, this is also my blog which contains more information on this final film
as well as my preliminary and other set tasks. Link to my storyboard -
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