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Media cw question 1
   The Narrative of our film was to clearly
    address the template of our film through the
    predictable set of events found in the horror
    genre. Without our narrative structure it
    would be difficult for the audience to
    establish the genre of the film.
 We were inspired by Todrovs narrative theory of
  equilibrium  disequilibrium  resolution.
 The equilibrium within our film is represented through
  the college montage which shows the state of
  normality of the teenage characters lifestyles.
 The disequilibrium is shown when Kai is being bullied
  by Taylor and his friends which disrupts the calm
  atmosphere within the college classroom. Kai reacts
  to this with a plan to kill Taylor.
 The resolution is not shown within our opening two
  minutes which is what we believe the audience will
  want to find out by watching the rest of the film.
   The primary aim of the narrative to our media
    product was to set the framework and the
    tone of the story to engage with the audience
    to understand what the film is about and
    establish who the characters are. We also
    tried to make it entertaining by addressing a
    progressive build up to the utterly shocking
    moment of the innocent looking and
    vulnerable character of Taylor holding a knife
    ready to kill Kai.
This shot sums up the effect of
Taylors abuse towards Kai taking
him all the way to the edge of
destruction and to finally seek his
revenge and kill Taylor. This is a
nerve racking and genuinely
shocking moment of the film.

It is often a stock setting of the
horror genre to conceal the
killers identity behind a mask.
Which is shown in our film with
Kai wearing a scream mask.

The knife represents the evil and
violent side to Kai and gives an
insight to his brutal mind.
   Kai and Taylor were the main characters
    within the film but we also needed a lot of
    extras to effectively create an atmosphere
    of the college and the teenagers preparing
    for the party dressing themselves in
    Halloween masks.
Kai is the loner who is normal looking and
doesnt dress in a way similar to the rest of the
characters. He keeps himself to himself and tries
to blend into the background away from the
popular kids . He is viewed as being physically
and emotionally weak which leaves him being
the perfect target for any bully. He doesnt say
much and he keeps his thoughts to himself but
there's only so much grief he can take until he
snaps.

We challenged the conventions of the typical
horror movie by addressing the weaker
character as the murderer.
Taylor is the popular boy who seems to have
everything going for him. He is always
wearing nice clothes and looking very up to
date with the latest fashion trends. He is the
leader of the group of popular boys who all
want to be like him. He enjoys to make the
weaker characters feel socially weak with his
constant physical and verbal abuse which he
uses to enhance his own reputation.

The horror genre always includes a character
who is the victim and Taylor turns out to be
this character.
   With our primary audience being teenagers, the
    setting of the film was within a college which
    represents normality and acts as a safe haven
    within the teenagers lives.
   Once the characters have left the college they
    are open to the wider world without the
    supervision of the teachers and having to obey
    the college rules which exposes them to many
    dangers. This breaking of the rules is
    represented by Kai when he takes a knife from
    his house ready to kill Taylor.
Media cw question 1
 We noticed from other teen horrors we had
  watched during our research there is usually a
  theme of violence and a sense of isolation
  created by shooting the scenes in low light
  levels. This sense of isolation increases the
  vulnerability of the characters.
 We developed these conventions when showing
  the vulnerability of Kai. He is always shown to be
  by himself.
 When Kai prepares to kill Taylor he conceals his
  innocence behind a mask to make himself look
  threatening.

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Media cw question 1

  • 2. The Narrative of our film was to clearly address the template of our film through the predictable set of events found in the horror genre. Without our narrative structure it would be difficult for the audience to establish the genre of the film.
  • 3. We were inspired by Todrovs narrative theory of equilibrium disequilibrium resolution. The equilibrium within our film is represented through the college montage which shows the state of normality of the teenage characters lifestyles. The disequilibrium is shown when Kai is being bullied by Taylor and his friends which disrupts the calm atmosphere within the college classroom. Kai reacts to this with a plan to kill Taylor. The resolution is not shown within our opening two minutes which is what we believe the audience will want to find out by watching the rest of the film.
  • 4. The primary aim of the narrative to our media product was to set the framework and the tone of the story to engage with the audience to understand what the film is about and establish who the characters are. We also tried to make it entertaining by addressing a progressive build up to the utterly shocking moment of the innocent looking and vulnerable character of Taylor holding a knife ready to kill Kai.
  • 5. This shot sums up the effect of Taylors abuse towards Kai taking him all the way to the edge of destruction and to finally seek his revenge and kill Taylor. This is a nerve racking and genuinely shocking moment of the film. It is often a stock setting of the horror genre to conceal the killers identity behind a mask. Which is shown in our film with Kai wearing a scream mask. The knife represents the evil and violent side to Kai and gives an insight to his brutal mind.
  • 6. Kai and Taylor were the main characters within the film but we also needed a lot of extras to effectively create an atmosphere of the college and the teenagers preparing for the party dressing themselves in Halloween masks.
  • 7. Kai is the loner who is normal looking and doesnt dress in a way similar to the rest of the characters. He keeps himself to himself and tries to blend into the background away from the popular kids . He is viewed as being physically and emotionally weak which leaves him being the perfect target for any bully. He doesnt say much and he keeps his thoughts to himself but there's only so much grief he can take until he snaps. We challenged the conventions of the typical horror movie by addressing the weaker character as the murderer.
  • 8. Taylor is the popular boy who seems to have everything going for him. He is always wearing nice clothes and looking very up to date with the latest fashion trends. He is the leader of the group of popular boys who all want to be like him. He enjoys to make the weaker characters feel socially weak with his constant physical and verbal abuse which he uses to enhance his own reputation. The horror genre always includes a character who is the victim and Taylor turns out to be this character.
  • 9. With our primary audience being teenagers, the setting of the film was within a college which represents normality and acts as a safe haven within the teenagers lives. Once the characters have left the college they are open to the wider world without the supervision of the teachers and having to obey the college rules which exposes them to many dangers. This breaking of the rules is represented by Kai when he takes a knife from his house ready to kill Taylor.
  • 11. We noticed from other teen horrors we had watched during our research there is usually a theme of violence and a sense of isolation created by shooting the scenes in low light levels. This sense of isolation increases the vulnerability of the characters. We developed these conventions when showing the vulnerability of Kai. He is always shown to be by himself. When Kai prepares to kill Taylor he conceals his innocence behind a mask to make himself look threatening.