28 days later

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28 days later.

This is typical of a zombie movie because usually zombies will have blood all over their faces signifying that they have already killed a few people.

This is usually a typical scene in a zombie movie because sometimes you will see big vehicles for the allies that are taking down all the zombies.

In a lot of zombie movies, it's common for the zombies to start outside, then working there way into a building in order to kill the non zombies.

This is a typical screenshot of what you would see because in zombie movies, the zombies would typically bite in order to kill the humans as they wouldn't know any other way.

 

 

Six months after the original epidemic, the rage virus has all but annihilated the population of the British Isles. Nevertheless the U.S. Army declares the danger past, and American soldiers arrive to restore order and begin reconstruction. Refugees return to British soil, but one of them carries a deadly secret: The virus is not gone and is even more dangerous than before.

 

(Research) Assignment 6 - Madness & Paranoia - Individual Research #3 - 'The Machinist'

I watched the trailer & clips for 'The Machinist'.

Analysis:

       

       From the trailer and clips, I learnt that:

• the story revolves around the desire of a person trying to find out why he is living in a nightmare - makes you want to know more about him and what he means.
• protagonist is the central character who's suffering from a nightmare however, continues to fight and resolve the matter.
• the antagonist isn't clearly shown, however, the protagonist is frequently shown along with scenarios always revolve around him; may be done to show a narrative enigma toward that character. 

The scars/bruises give the connotation that the character has been inflicted in violence more than once - connotes his resilience.

Sinister grin suggests there's danger that the protagonist will face later on 

Running and quick narrative portrays the race against time - makes the audience concerned and see the risks he takes in solitude.

Findings of notes left by the antagonist - his identity is hidden but danger surrounds him

(Research) Assignment 6 - Madness & Paranoia - Individual Research #2 - 'The Shining'

I watched the trailer/clips for 'The Shining'.

Analysis:

       

       From the trailer and clips, I learnt that:

• the story conveys a connotation of murder, insanity and gore - shown by the engulfment of blood into the room.
• In the trailer, not a lot is shown but a lot is suggested - done to portray a narrative enigma and tension.
• The antagonist (in the clip), suggests that he is reckless, brave and even sadistic.

Suggestive that the narrative revolves around murder, insanity and emphasizes the horror 

Suggestive of a sadistic mannerism - conveyed with humor and sarcasm.

portrays the fear of the protagonist - could emphasize the vulnerability/stereotype of women seen in society.

close-up shot portrays the combination of the antagonists characteristics: madness, sadism and recklessness. Makes the fear of the victim more significant - reinforces the theme of psychological horror. 

(Research) Assignment 6 - Madness & Paranoia - Individual Research #1 - 'Psycho'

I watched the trailer/clips from 'Psycho'.

  Analysis:

       

       From this trailer, 

• I learnt that women are portrayed as weak/vulnerable. They are therefore used as an easy source of fear.
• The protagonist is predominantly by herself when she feels vulnerable and conscious of who is around.
• The murderer isn't clearly defined, but is shown as a figure or silhouette. This is done to bring about a certain enigma to the audience.

Low key lighting to make the silhouette and shadows more prominent - makes the lighting more significant, as it connotes an importance of a certain person.

Close-up shot to build tension as the identity is still hidden which connotes a narrative enigma.

Low shot conveys the antagonist to be tactical and larger/more intimidating.

(Research) Swede Planning

Swede planning from 1516twbsasmediagroup2

Assignment 5: The Team

Assignment 4: Types of OTS