Blackout - Final sequence

Showing posts with label Genre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Genre. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Genre Research: Thriller

Genre in film helps both institutions and audiences. When films are grouped in Genres they are placed according to similar characteristics or features. This allows audiences to pre-empt which films they may enjoy watching and allows institutions and film makers to make films relevant to a specific genre so that it will definitely find an audience. Genre is usually broken down into 4 main categories as shown below on our brainstorm:





The aspects highlighted in a white oval are those which are present in our opening sequence. Since most of the aspects are highlighted our openign sequence does follow the normal convention of an action thriller.

Monday, January 25, 2010

Genre: Action Thriller

Here is a small mood board that summarises how the genre of action thriller has influenced our opening sequence































This mood board shows a mix of guns, knifes and running stills. The movie Taken is prominent since it is one of my favourite action thrillers and has been a massive influence on my perception of our opening sequence. The Strangers is also shown since it is a very good movie at building tension which is what we aim to do in our sequence.