This document provides a step outline for the opening scenes of the horror film 'The Woman In Black'. It describes each shot in sequence, including the visual elements, sounds, camerawork, and editing. The sequence shows a group of girls playing with dolls and having a tea party that gradually turns ominous as the music intensifies and the dolls and tea set begin smashing without any clear cause, culminating in the girls staring blankly out a window.
2 Minute Deconstruction - The exorcism of Emily Roseabyjadelydiamedia
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The document provides a shot-by-shot summary of the opening sequence of the film "The Exorcism of Emily Rose". It describes ominous background music playing as the words "based on a true story" appear. Screaming voices are then heard as someone cries out "Emily" in terror. After more fading voices, a shot of a barbed wire fence dripping with blood is shown, with the title appearing in blood red. Shots of empty corn and pumpkin fields with strong winds build an unsettling atmosphere. The house in the distance looks deserted, and a man is seen walking towards it and knocking on the door.
The document provides a detailed timeline summary of the key events and shots in the movie "The Possession" over its first 2 minutes and 23 seconds. It describes how the movie initially establishes an innocent setting before signs of strange possessed behavior emerge in the young girl, from disobeying her mother to lashing out violently. Religious symbols and themes are incorporated, like the girl dressing in white or the father reading from a Hebrew text. The timeline aims to unpack how the movie builds tension and disturbs the audience through unsettling imagery and an unexplained possession linked to opening an mysterious box.
The document outlines the structure and timing of a music video along with descriptions of the accompanying music, lyrics, and visuals. It is divided into sections including an intro, verse, pre-chorus, chorus, and outro. The intro consists of slow motion footage of a girl finding photos and flashbacks. The verse shows the boy looking at the girl from his car and her looking through photos upset. In the chorus, there are flashbacks of them arguing and a first meeting as the singer expresses not being able to trust himself but having good intentions. The outro repeats the lyrics while continuing to show flashbacks.
The document provides an overview and analysis of a psychological drama/horror film called "The Inner Voice". It will tell the story of a woman named Kate who suffers from anxiety and is possessed by her mother's critical inner voice. When she begins cleaning at a dance studio, her life begins to transform. The film will use close-ups, amplified sounds, and hallucinations to depict Kate's mental distress in a dramatic visual style. Central themes will include the mother-daughter relationship, anxiety, and Freudian concepts of reality, illusion, and the unconscious mind.
The trailer analysis document provides a breakdown of key moments in the trailer for The Conjuring. It notes the establishing shot of a house at night. It then describes a scene where a mother hears her child in another room, but finds nothing when she checks the closet. Throughout the trailer, moments of tension are built through creepy music and sudden loud sounds as strange events unfold in the house.
Antonio Madera is a visual musician who creates emotion through music. He grew up in a musical family and uses music to express himself. Madera learned music production to project his own emotions and has worked with various artists in genres like hip hop, R&B, and rock. As a film composer, he helps directors and producers take their projects to new heights by listening to their goals and putting his own twist on the music to achieve the desired emotion. Madera continues learning from every client to grow his skills and finds success through commitment to his craft and achieving results.
The document provides an in-depth analysis of themes, symbols, and visual elements in Stanley Kubrick's film The Shining. It notes the film's use of color, especially the frequent appearances of the color red, to convey meaning and foreshadow events. Character behaviors and the deterioration of Jack's mental state over the course of the film are examined. Imagery of childhood innocence is contrasted with the hotel's corrupting influence on Jack. The breakdown of the family's relationships and each character's grip on reality is also summarized.
The document contains repetitive listings of the name "Simone Helen Drumond Ischkanian" followed by strings of letters, likely representing familial relationships in Portuguese. It suggests a genealogical document containing an individual's name and their relationships to parents, grandparents, siblings, etc. indicated by common Portuguese familial prefixes and suffixes. However, the document provides no additional context or identifying information.
Abigaile Slocum is an actress with experience in theatre, film, and television. She has performed in over a dozen stage productions across various genres, including musicals, Shakespeare, and new works. She has also appeared as an extra in television and film. Abigaile holds a BFA in Musical Theatre and has received training in various acting techniques. She is skilled in piano, saxophone, makeup application, and physical theatre.
The opening scene takes place in the labyrinth as the main character, a young girl, searches for a key under pressure of an egg timer. She explores long empty corridors lit with low red light, feeling isolated and in danger. She finds a dining table filled with tempting food, against the rules. At the end of the table sits a mysterious creature, the Pale Man. As she eats the food, the creature awakens and chases her as her time runs out, putting the audience on edge. She escapes back to her bedroom as the lighting changes from danger to isolation.
The document analyzes the trailer for the horror film "Dolly" through its use of music, visuals, and sound effects to build tension and imply that something dangerous will happen involving the doll. Slow, high pitched music at the beginning establishes the horror genre. Zooming in on the doll's face implies something bad will happen with it. As the music speeds up and a girl picks up the doll, it becomes clear that the doll is dangerous. Whispering "There's something wrong with Lilly" suggests the pace will increase, matched by low pitched sounds and dark images that further build tension, culminating in faster, climactic music at the end.
The trailer script describes 7 scenes of a psychological thriller. In the first 3 scenes, Chloe is crying over a past trauma while strange things happen, like her house burning down. In scenes 4-6, weird occurrences continue to frighten Chloe on the anniversary of the event, while her friend Dave comforts her. The final scene shows two faces at her window, leaving Chloe breathing heavily in fear without any dialogue or explanation. The document outlines what will happen in each scene without dialogue to build mystery and emotion through music and visuals alone.
1) Charlie gets ready for a night out at the club and calls his friends Eddie and Katie to meet up.
2) Both Charlie and Katie hear strange noises in their homes but initially shrug them off.
3) A killer enters their unlocked homes and picks up a bike lock, appearing ready to attack their victims.
The poem describes a woman walking confidently down the street despite facing adversity. Though others cannot see what she endures, she has grown stronger through each moment of pain, hatred, and unfairness. The strength within her soul, given by God, allows her to resist pain and stay focused on her path as she walks away from the things that cause her suffering.
The document analyzes the opening scenes of the film "The Conjuring" and provides suggestions for how to structure the opening of a student film about evil dolls. It recommends starting with a flashback showing the dolls before events turn dark, and mixing this with footage of happy children playing. It also suggests using an unidentified person running through the woods with an eerie soundtrack, and leaving some mystery unexplained to intrigue viewers. Camera techniques like zooming in on a doll's face and handheld footage are cited as effective ways to set an unsettling tone.
This edit log summarizes the shots and elements in a short film titled "Dolls Domain" produced by MKF on April 4, 2016. It includes 26 shots ranging from tea cups and doll close-ups to chalkboard title cards. Each shot is identified by number, time code for tape in and out, whether it includes video and audio, and any transitions, graphics or effects. The log provides a concise overview of the visual elements and structure of the short film.
The opening of Dead Silence uses sound, mise-en-scene, editing, and camerawork to set up the horror themes and tension. The sound of an old film roll introduces the story as something from the past. A match lighting plays a creepy music box tune. Mise-en-scene shows a candle lighting to reveal the creation of an evil-looking doll, emphasized through close-ups and dark lighting. Distorted titles and a darkened color palette through editing immerse the audience in the horror. Camera angles like a bird's-eye view of doll-making heighten the tension, as does a closing zoom into the doll's eye.
The document summarizes the results of a focus group for a horror film project about dolls. Participants felt dolls could be creepy in films and liked the storyline about taking the innocence of dolls and childhood and making it scary. They thought slow, dark music or music boxes and nursery rhymes would be unsettling. Participants preferred films that were psychologically thrilling over those with lots of blood. They expected horror films to have a lasting effect and make audiences jump. Focus group members thought filming the dolls in an old-fashioned way and including cracks in the dolls' faces over time could build tension, as could including nursery rhymes or children.
This document discusses different types of music videos including performance, narrative, and spectacle videos. Performance videos primarily feature the artist singing and include concert footage. Narrative music videos tell a story that relates to the song's lyrics, with a beginning, middle, and end. Spectacle videos featuring male artists often show them directly addressing the viewer, while videos featuring female artists tend to emphasize the "male gaze" through sexualized poses or minimal clothing. The author provides examples for each type and concludes that a hybrid video combining performance and narrative elements would be the most entertaining approach.
This document provides a timeline of major horror films from the 1930s to the 2010s organized by decade. It outlines several subgenres of horror such as body horror, gothic, gory, comedy, sci-fi, zombie, aliens, thriller, and psychological. Some of the notable early films mentioned include Dracula from 1931, Frankenstein from 1931, and The Wolf Man from 1941. More recent films highlighted in the 2000s include The Ring from 2002, The Grudge from 2004, and Zombieland from 2009. The document concludes that advances in technology have allowed for more horror films to be made over time with more believable special effects and makeup.
This camera shot list contains 26 shots to be filmed for a production by MKF Films. The shots include various close-ups and angles of dolls and a doll house, as well as establishing shots, credits, and victim photos. Many of the doll shots involve tilting, blinking, or moving the dolls' heads and bodies. Handheld camera movements are planned throughout to film interactions with the dolls and inside the doll house.
This document summarizes Fern Disney's evaluation of their media product "Dolls Domain". Some key points:
1) The product develops conventions of real horror media by featuring scary female characters and child-like elements like dolls, playing into stereotypes.
2) G.E.A.R.S (Gender, ethnicity, Age, Religion, Socio-economic) were considered to create an inclusive product without focusing on one group.
3) The intended audience is teenagers and horror fans aged 15+, as younger viewers may find it distressing.
4) Lessons were learned about editing techniques like manipulating frames and adding filters to achieve the desired atmosphere.
The document provides a summary of the visual, audio, and narrative codes used in the opening scene of the film The Woman in Black. It notes that the opening scene depicts three young girls initially playing happily but then suddenly looking afraid and emotionless. Their behavior and the soundtrack suggest they have witnessed or been influenced by something terrifying. Slow motion and camera angles are used to create tension and highlight the girls' vulnerability. The girls ultimately walk in unison to a window and jump out, implying they were possessed and forced into unnatural actions, leaving the audience questioning what occurred.
The trailer effectively builds tension and atmosphere for a horror film using sound, cinematography, and mise-en-scene. It follows a family that moves into a new home in the 1970s. Strange events begin to occur, with unexplained noises and things moving on their own, terrifying the mother. The trailer leaves the viewer wondering what supernatural force is haunting the family through the use of silence, ambient sounds, and mysterious visuals without revealing too much of the plot.
The film follows a girl who discovers an isolated building in the woods and investigates inside. She drinks water from a bottle she finds in the fridge and soon starts to feel dizzy and unwell. She collapses outside and wakes up back inside the building, finding a wound on her stomach. As she tries to escape, she encounters the man and a confrontation ensues.
The opening scene of the film The Woman in Black uses various audio, visual, technical and narrative codes to effectively set the tone and create suspense. Musically it starts quiet and mysterious, getting louder and more intense. Visually it shows creepy dolls, an old building, and smiling girls which contrasts uneasily. Technically it uses close-ups, slow motion and dim lighting. Narratively, the girls' innocent tea party and their sudden jump out the window leaves the audience unsettled. Throughout, contrasts and strange behaviors create enigmas that engage the audience and make them want to know more.
The intro to The Shining consists of helicopter shots showing a snowy mountain landscape. A small car is tracked driving along isolated roads as tense, eerie music plays. The narrative establishes that the car has come a long way and is traveling to an isolated area, building tension and suspense through the isolation and music. Only helicopter shots are used to track the car's journey and make the audience feel like they are part of the trip.
This document analyzes and summarizes horror film openings from two films - Women in Black and Se7en.
For Women in Black, it starts with three young girls having a creepy tea party. Shots are initially close-ups to build suspense before revealing the old, plain setting. The girls' pale faces and innocent bows make the scene even eerier. Their slow, emotionless movements to look at and walk to the window add to the creepiness. Lighting dims as they are controlled to jump out the window, representing death. Scary music with ghostly winds and screaming builds tension.
For Se7en, the opening uses mainly close-ups and extreme close-ups of
The document contains repetitive listings of the name "Simone Helen Drumond Ischkanian" followed by strings of letters, likely representing familial relationships in Portuguese. It suggests a genealogical document containing an individual's name and their relationships to parents, grandparents, siblings, etc. indicated by common Portuguese familial prefixes and suffixes. However, the document provides no additional context or identifying information.
Abigaile Slocum is an actress with experience in theatre, film, and television. She has performed in over a dozen stage productions across various genres, including musicals, Shakespeare, and new works. She has also appeared as an extra in television and film. Abigaile holds a BFA in Musical Theatre and has received training in various acting techniques. She is skilled in piano, saxophone, makeup application, and physical theatre.
The opening scene takes place in the labyrinth as the main character, a young girl, searches for a key under pressure of an egg timer. She explores long empty corridors lit with low red light, feeling isolated and in danger. She finds a dining table filled with tempting food, against the rules. At the end of the table sits a mysterious creature, the Pale Man. As she eats the food, the creature awakens and chases her as her time runs out, putting the audience on edge. She escapes back to her bedroom as the lighting changes from danger to isolation.
The document analyzes the trailer for the horror film "Dolly" through its use of music, visuals, and sound effects to build tension and imply that something dangerous will happen involving the doll. Slow, high pitched music at the beginning establishes the horror genre. Zooming in on the doll's face implies something bad will happen with it. As the music speeds up and a girl picks up the doll, it becomes clear that the doll is dangerous. Whispering "There's something wrong with Lilly" suggests the pace will increase, matched by low pitched sounds and dark images that further build tension, culminating in faster, climactic music at the end.
The trailer script describes 7 scenes of a psychological thriller. In the first 3 scenes, Chloe is crying over a past trauma while strange things happen, like her house burning down. In scenes 4-6, weird occurrences continue to frighten Chloe on the anniversary of the event, while her friend Dave comforts her. The final scene shows two faces at her window, leaving Chloe breathing heavily in fear without any dialogue or explanation. The document outlines what will happen in each scene without dialogue to build mystery and emotion through music and visuals alone.
1) Charlie gets ready for a night out at the club and calls his friends Eddie and Katie to meet up.
2) Both Charlie and Katie hear strange noises in their homes but initially shrug them off.
3) A killer enters their unlocked homes and picks up a bike lock, appearing ready to attack their victims.
The poem describes a woman walking confidently down the street despite facing adversity. Though others cannot see what she endures, she has grown stronger through each moment of pain, hatred, and unfairness. The strength within her soul, given by God, allows her to resist pain and stay focused on her path as she walks away from the things that cause her suffering.
The document analyzes the opening scenes of the film "The Conjuring" and provides suggestions for how to structure the opening of a student film about evil dolls. It recommends starting with a flashback showing the dolls before events turn dark, and mixing this with footage of happy children playing. It also suggests using an unidentified person running through the woods with an eerie soundtrack, and leaving some mystery unexplained to intrigue viewers. Camera techniques like zooming in on a doll's face and handheld footage are cited as effective ways to set an unsettling tone.
This edit log summarizes the shots and elements in a short film titled "Dolls Domain" produced by MKF on April 4, 2016. It includes 26 shots ranging from tea cups and doll close-ups to chalkboard title cards. Each shot is identified by number, time code for tape in and out, whether it includes video and audio, and any transitions, graphics or effects. The log provides a concise overview of the visual elements and structure of the short film.
The opening of Dead Silence uses sound, mise-en-scene, editing, and camerawork to set up the horror themes and tension. The sound of an old film roll introduces the story as something from the past. A match lighting plays a creepy music box tune. Mise-en-scene shows a candle lighting to reveal the creation of an evil-looking doll, emphasized through close-ups and dark lighting. Distorted titles and a darkened color palette through editing immerse the audience in the horror. Camera angles like a bird's-eye view of doll-making heighten the tension, as does a closing zoom into the doll's eye.
The document summarizes the results of a focus group for a horror film project about dolls. Participants felt dolls could be creepy in films and liked the storyline about taking the innocence of dolls and childhood and making it scary. They thought slow, dark music or music boxes and nursery rhymes would be unsettling. Participants preferred films that were psychologically thrilling over those with lots of blood. They expected horror films to have a lasting effect and make audiences jump. Focus group members thought filming the dolls in an old-fashioned way and including cracks in the dolls' faces over time could build tension, as could including nursery rhymes or children.
This document discusses different types of music videos including performance, narrative, and spectacle videos. Performance videos primarily feature the artist singing and include concert footage. Narrative music videos tell a story that relates to the song's lyrics, with a beginning, middle, and end. Spectacle videos featuring male artists often show them directly addressing the viewer, while videos featuring female artists tend to emphasize the "male gaze" through sexualized poses or minimal clothing. The author provides examples for each type and concludes that a hybrid video combining performance and narrative elements would be the most entertaining approach.
This document provides a timeline of major horror films from the 1930s to the 2010s organized by decade. It outlines several subgenres of horror such as body horror, gothic, gory, comedy, sci-fi, zombie, aliens, thriller, and psychological. Some of the notable early films mentioned include Dracula from 1931, Frankenstein from 1931, and The Wolf Man from 1941. More recent films highlighted in the 2000s include The Ring from 2002, The Grudge from 2004, and Zombieland from 2009. The document concludes that advances in technology have allowed for more horror films to be made over time with more believable special effects and makeup.
This camera shot list contains 26 shots to be filmed for a production by MKF Films. The shots include various close-ups and angles of dolls and a doll house, as well as establishing shots, credits, and victim photos. Many of the doll shots involve tilting, blinking, or moving the dolls' heads and bodies. Handheld camera movements are planned throughout to film interactions with the dolls and inside the doll house.
This document summarizes Fern Disney's evaluation of their media product "Dolls Domain". Some key points:
1) The product develops conventions of real horror media by featuring scary female characters and child-like elements like dolls, playing into stereotypes.
2) G.E.A.R.S (Gender, ethnicity, Age, Religion, Socio-economic) were considered to create an inclusive product without focusing on one group.
3) The intended audience is teenagers and horror fans aged 15+, as younger viewers may find it distressing.
4) Lessons were learned about editing techniques like manipulating frames and adding filters to achieve the desired atmosphere.
The document provides a summary of the visual, audio, and narrative codes used in the opening scene of the film The Woman in Black. It notes that the opening scene depicts three young girls initially playing happily but then suddenly looking afraid and emotionless. Their behavior and the soundtrack suggest they have witnessed or been influenced by something terrifying. Slow motion and camera angles are used to create tension and highlight the girls' vulnerability. The girls ultimately walk in unison to a window and jump out, implying they were possessed and forced into unnatural actions, leaving the audience questioning what occurred.
The trailer effectively builds tension and atmosphere for a horror film using sound, cinematography, and mise-en-scene. It follows a family that moves into a new home in the 1970s. Strange events begin to occur, with unexplained noises and things moving on their own, terrifying the mother. The trailer leaves the viewer wondering what supernatural force is haunting the family through the use of silence, ambient sounds, and mysterious visuals without revealing too much of the plot.
The film follows a girl who discovers an isolated building in the woods and investigates inside. She drinks water from a bottle she finds in the fridge and soon starts to feel dizzy and unwell. She collapses outside and wakes up back inside the building, finding a wound on her stomach. As she tries to escape, she encounters the man and a confrontation ensues.
The opening scene of the film The Woman in Black uses various audio, visual, technical and narrative codes to effectively set the tone and create suspense. Musically it starts quiet and mysterious, getting louder and more intense. Visually it shows creepy dolls, an old building, and smiling girls which contrasts uneasily. Technically it uses close-ups, slow motion and dim lighting. Narratively, the girls' innocent tea party and their sudden jump out the window leaves the audience unsettled. Throughout, contrasts and strange behaviors create enigmas that engage the audience and make them want to know more.
The intro to The Shining consists of helicopter shots showing a snowy mountain landscape. A small car is tracked driving along isolated roads as tense, eerie music plays. The narrative establishes that the car has come a long way and is traveling to an isolated area, building tension and suspense through the isolation and music. Only helicopter shots are used to track the car's journey and make the audience feel like they are part of the trip.
This document analyzes and summarizes horror film openings from two films - Women in Black and Se7en.
For Women in Black, it starts with three young girls having a creepy tea party. Shots are initially close-ups to build suspense before revealing the old, plain setting. The girls' pale faces and innocent bows make the scene even eerier. Their slow, emotionless movements to look at and walk to the window add to the creepiness. Lighting dims as they are controlled to jump out the window, representing death. Scary music with ghostly winds and screaming builds tension.
For Se7en, the opening uses mainly close-ups and extreme close-ups of
The opening scene of The Woman in Black sets a dark, gloomy mood through its use of mise-en-scene, editing, cinematography, and sound. Three young girls are seen playing with dolls in a dimly lit room decorated plainly. Strange editing choices, like slow motion and shot reverse shots between the girls and dolls, manipulate the viewer. Extreme close-ups of the unsettling dolls make them seem alive. As the scene progresses, the girls suddenly smash their teacups and throw the dolls before jumping out the window. Their scream leaves the viewer alone with the now darker and duller room, controlled by whatever made the girls act so strangely.
Analysis of 'The Woman in Black' Opening title sequenceNusrat Chowdhury
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The opening title sequence of 'The Women in Black' sets an ominous and disturbing tone through its visuals and audio. Close-up shots of creepy dolls and dim lighting in a plain room establish an unsettling mood. Three young girls are shown playing with dolls until suddenly changing and jumping from a window. Slow, dark music plays throughout, becoming more ominous as the girls' behavior changes. Their screams and a woman crying "my baby" leave the audience unsettled about what will happen in the mysterious story to come.
The trailer is about a father and daughter who find an old box at a yard sale. The box contains a demon that possesses the daughter. The father tries to find help as the demon takes control of the daughter. The trailer uses lighting, music, and editing techniques to create an eerie, suspenseful atmosphere that draws viewers in and builds a sense of horror and anxiety.
1) The title sequence introduces enigmas such as silhouettes seen through a door and changing sounds that build tension.
2) It targets teenagers and young adults through its use of low key lighting and Halloween theme.
3) Non-diegetic music builds pressure and unease without accompanying visuals, preparing for a jump scare.
4) Symbols like pumpkins and camera techniques suggest the horror genre and setting of Halloween.
The opening scene of the film uses sound to create suspense. As three girls play with dolls, spooky period music plays, making the audience feel like something bad will happen. The music gets louder as the girls look towards something unseen, building tension. When they jump out the window, the music intensifies and becomes traumatic drumming, showing it's too late to turn back from the tragedy. The fading music allows the mother's screams to deeply affect the audience, concluding the shocking scene and setting an ominous tone for the rest of the film.
1) The opening scene uses atmospheric shots of a creepy old manor house in black and white to set up a feeling of fear and suspense.
2) Inside the house, a woman is shown protecting her son from an unseen threat, while strange noises are heard. She is then thrown against a wall by an invisible force.
3) The children try to escape but the sister is dragged away screaming while the brother hides in a cabinet. A hand suddenly grabs the boy, ending the scene on a frightening note as he screams.
The opening scene of the film sets a foreboding and tense mood through the use of distorted camera work, flashing lights, and thunder sounds. A young girl slowly walks through the house as the parents lie in bed, hearing noises. A lamp suddenly drops as the girl walks by, startling the audience. The electricity then cuts out, darkening the scene. Through the girl's point of view, the camera zooms in on the bedroom door where the father lies, building suspense until the girl suddenly bursts through the door, providing another jump scare.
The document analyzes the trailer for the horror film "The Conjuring". It summarizes that the trailer effectively builds tension and atmosphere for a horror film through techniques like silence, ambient sounds, and the use of lighting, camera angles, and mise en scene. While showing enough to understand the family is being haunted, it leaves enough mystery about the haunting that the viewer is curious to learn more by seeing the full film. The analysis of the trailer's techniques provides lessons for creating an engaging horror trailer.
The document outlines the opening sequence of a horror film. It will begin with two girls laughing while using a Ouija board in an old, candlelit library. As the lights dim and the board begins moving on its own, one girl returns to find it in the dark. When she lights a match, her candle briefly illuminates a sinister masked face before she screams. The sequence aims to build tension through dim lighting, eerie music and the girls' heavy breathing without dialogue. It will establish the haunted and psychologically terrifying themes of possession and masks that set this horror film apart from those focused on gore.
Trailer analysis of specific genre (horror) Haunting In Connecticutnicole2095
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The trailer for the horror film Haunting in Connecticut uses various film techniques to build suspense and engage the audience. It begins with cheerful music before revealing the film's true genre. Through the use of point-of-view shots, music, and a "based on a true story" message, the audience learns of strange events at the family's new home linked to its history. Flashbacks show the past violence and ghosts that remain. Throughout, quick cuts, musical cues, and glimpses of supernatural occurrences keep viewers unsettled without revealing the entire plot. The trailer's goal is to terrify and intrigue the audience into wanting to see the full film.
The document is a script describing two sisters, Dahlia and Cynthia, playing a terrifying game of hide and seek with their deranged mother in a dark attic cupboard. As their mother's menacing footsteps approach and she taunts them by tapping on the cupboard door, the terrified girls try to remain silent and still. Their mother's cruel laughter and the sound of the cupboard locking traps the screaming sisters in darkness.
The document is a script describing two sisters, Dahlia and Cynthia, playing a terrifying game of hide and seek with their deranged mother in an attic. As the mother draws nearer to finding them hiding in a cupboard, the girls grow increasingly frightened, knowing their father can no longer protect them from her. Their mother taunts and terrifies them, peering into the cupboard with a wicked smile before locking them inside. The girls are heard screaming and banging on the cupboard as the camera zooms out, with their mother seen only as a dark shadow, leaving the sisters in a state of terror.
The document is a script describing two sisters, Dahlia and Cynthia, playing a terrifying game of hide and seek with their deranged mother in a dark attic cupboard. As their mother's menacing footsteps approach and she taunts them by tapping on the cupboard door, the terrified girls try to remain silent and still. Their mother's cruel laughter and the sound of the cupboard locking traps the screaming sisters in darkness.
This document summarizes Kaya Dalton's evaluation of their media project "Dolls Domain". It discusses how the project uses conventions of real horror media through tense music and editing effects. It represents females through its focus on dolls. The intended audience is ages 16 and up. An independent film company like BBC Films or Film4 may distribute it. Focus groups were used to learn what audiences prefer, and a Twitter and Instagram presence was created to promote it. Technological skills like sound recording were developed. Overall, learning audience preferences was a key lesson from the preliminary task.
An electronic portfolio was created by Kaya Dalton that contained various sections and files. The portfolio highlighted Kaya's academic work, skills, and experiences for prospective employers or educational institutions to review. In just a few sentences, the summary efficiently conveyed the key purpose and content of the portfolio without extensive detail.
Kaya Dalton enjoyed exploring and photographing London but was not enticed by the photography of Alec Soth and Julia Margaret Cameron in their exhibition. Alec Soth's work displayed included photographs from series along the Mississippi River capturing loneliness, as well as photographs from Niagara Falls depicting newlyweds and passion. Kaya found exploring different parts of London's life to be their favorite part, including seeing someone writing poetry in the street.
Kaya Dalton is preparing a shoot proposal for their A2 Photography set exam, which will take place on April 19th, 21st, 26th, and 28th. Their proposal involves shooting at two locations within a mile of CM17 9TF. For the first shoot on April 21st at 6:30pm, the theme will be "Hope" with lighting that is either dark with one ray of light or very light and colorful. The second shoot that same evening at 8pm will have the theme of "giving up" and all photos will be black and white with dark surroundings and negative space.
The document appears to be a digital portfolio containing 18 sets of 3 repeated words that represent themes or concepts in Kaya Dalton's AS Component 2 Photography project. The repeated words showcase themes of isolation, chaos, relationship, tense, dismal, longing, hope, friendship, tranquility, and laughter that are explored through different photographs in the portfolio.
The document provides information and instructions for an upcoming photography exam to be taken on April 19th, 21st, and 26th. It states that students must complete 2 photo shoots within a 3 hour consecutive period for each exam, with travel time between locations deducted from the total time. Prior to the exam, students must outline their shoot proposals and plans on their class website. For each shoot, students will need to post a contact sheet, selected straight images, a work record of their plans, evaluations of 2 photos, computer experiments, physical experiments, final pieces, and a final evaluation on their progress and learning.
This risk assessment form evaluates potential hazards for a film shoot at Dolls Domain. Several low risk hazards are identified, including animals/insects, derelict buildings, night operations, public crowds, tall scenery, and slippery floors. Actions to mitigate these risks include keeping pets locked away, scanning structures for stability, using lights after dark, maintaining a safe distance from equipment, and wearing appropriate footwear. Makeup allergies are also noted as a low risk for crew, to be addressed through skin testing and allergen-free products. The form documents 32 total hazards were considered, with most deemed very unlikely and negligible. Responsibility for actions falls to the location manager, Mernaya Dalton.
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UNICEPTA analyzed the public discourse on social media throughout the year regarding various Carnival festivities across the globe. Which carnival generates the most engagement on social media? Which countries are in the focus of the public?
Carnival captivates millions worldwide, but which festivities spark the most engagement on social media? UNICEPTA analyzed global public discourse throughout the year to uncover which Carnival celebrations generate the highest buzz online. From Rio to Cologne, from Mardi Gras to Barranquilla - our data-driven insights reveal which countries dominate the conversation and how regional traditions shape engagement. Discover the key trends, cultural significance, and social media impact of the world’s most celebrated Carnivals.
GRAB Market Expansion of Online Transportation Businesses in IndonesiaAJHSSR Journal
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ABSTRACT: This research aims to determine the impact of market expansion carried out by Grab, an online
transportation service provider company from Singapore, on the online transportation business in Indonesia. The
research method used in preparing this thesis is a descriptive method, with data collection techniques in the form
of literature reviews sourced from various literature such as books, journals, articles, official internet sites, news
portals, and reports related to this research. The results of this research show that the market expansion activities
carried out by Grab in Indonesia have had an impact, namely the enactment of the latest regulations and laws
regarding online transportation business operations in Indonesia. Apart from that, the presence of Grab in
Indonesia also revives competition in the online transportation business in Indonesia in the initial process of its
development, several experts believed the science of International Relations covered all relations between
countries, was very dynamic and developed in accordance with the conditions of the natural environment and the
conditions of the human social environment. In Schwarzenbeger's opinion, International Relations is the subject
of sociology which studies international society. In this way, the science of International Relations in a general
sense does not only cover politics, but also includes other elements such as social, economic, cultural, defense
and security, tourism, and cultural exchange. (Perwita & Yani, 2005). The dynamic scope of International
Relations science and the increasing development of the times have finally given rise to other elements of
International Relation’s science. One of them is the element of international trade which is part of the economic
element of the science of International Relations. Barro (2003) explains that economic growth is closely related
to the openness of a country's economy, where international trade will have a positive and significant impact on
economic growth. Therefore, almost every country has carried out international trade activities. The driving
factors why countries carry out activities are differences in natural resources, differences in production factors,
different economic conditions, not all countries can produce certain goods, the existence of a profit motive in
trade, and competition between nations.
Keywords: GRAB, Online Transportation, Business Service, E-commerce, Indonesia
Amplifying Black Voices: The Power of Social Media Listening & Inclusive Mark...Jasper Colin
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As Black History Month 2025 wraps up, social media has only scratched the surface of how different generations engage with Black culture, history, and representation.
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The Relationship Between Stressful Environment and Academic Performance Among...AJHSSR Journal
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ABSTRACT : This study aimed to deduce the academic performance of the University of Mindanao Criminology
students and its relationship with stressful environments and mediated by their psychological well-being. The
stratified simple random sampling technique selected 300 Criminology students as respondents. The study utilized
an adapted questionnaire to gather the needed data. The study used Mean, Pearson Product Moment Correlation,
Medgraph using Sobel z-test, and path analysis to analyze the collected data. The study disclosed that the
Criminology students' psychological well-being and academic performance are high. On the other hand, the
stressful environment they experienced was rated moderately. A significant correlation was observed between the
stressful environment and the academic performance of Criminology. Furthermore, there is a significant
correlation between the stressful environment and the psychological well-being of Criminology students and the
psychological well-being and academic performance of the Criminology students. The mediation test revealed
that psychological well-being fully mediated the relationship between the stressful environment the Criminology
students experience and their academic performance.
KEYWORDS - stressful environment, academic performance, psychological wellbeing, mediation.
The Relationship Between Stressful Environment and Academic Performance Among...AJHSSR Journal
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Woman in black
2. Camera
 Zooming out after children have died showing what’s
left in the room and showing a woman standing
there.
ï‚™ Close up of the girls happy faces
ï‚™ Extreme close up of china dolls smashing
ï‚™ Camera follows the cup dropping from hand down to
it smashing
3. Mise-En-Scene
ï‚™ Innocent children playing
ï‚™ Creepy looking china dolls
ï‚™ Girls all in sync; turning heads, walking towards windows
ï‚™ Jumping out of windows,
ï‚™ Slow walking creates drama and anticipation
ï‚™ Old fashioned clothing and toys
4. Editing
ï‚™ Colours are very dull
ï‚™ Old fashioned lighting
ï‚™ As camera pulls away, the screen goes white
signaling the end of the opening
5. Sound
ï‚™ Dramatic piano music (non-diegetic)
ï‚™ Mother screaming
ï‚™ Crashing of cups/china dolls head
ï‚™ Distant diegetic sounds of the china cups being played with
ï‚™ Music gets quicker when the girls look in a direction in sync
ï‚™ Louder music when the girls are about to jump
ï‚™ Music stops once the girls have jumped
ï‚™ Can only head eerie wind
6. Visual
Girls all in sync; turning heads, walking
towards windows
Jumping out of windows,
Crashing of cups/china dolls head
As camera pulls away, the screen goes
white signaling the end of the opening
7. Textual Analysis
The theme of innocent children playing with seemingly harmless toys shows the
equilibrium starting out. However, when the music (non-diegetic sound) starts
playing the innocence of dolls and china cups is ripped away. This is the second
step in Todrovs theory; a disruption of the past tranquility. The film is very slowly
paced yet everything happens so fast. The children jumping out of the window is set
to put us on edge and recognize the severity of the horrors about to come. It all
sounds serious and dramatic; it is both psychologically thrilling and physically fretful.
The old fashioned lighting filter evokes the feeling of wonder and apprehension. This
is because of the way we think about past years; dark, mysterious, cruel. Anything,
and most things that we weren’t present in, nor get the opportunity to be present in;
create strong opinions, we feed off of each other. One person making elder times
dark, makes it dark to everyone else.