D.T. AICE Media Studies

    Monica is asking John if he'd like to go out with her to go to the store. John agrees to go out, but he must first look for his shoes and put them on. John then starts to complain about the alleged doll under his bed. The camera shows the bed and then a clip of what is under/around it. Monica walks into the room to see what John is talking about. The camera does a close-up of her face to show her annoyance with John as she tells him to hurry up so they can leave. NEW SCENE The camera zooms into a bedroom with a doll sitting on it. Monica walks into her room and is shocked by the doll. Monica walks over to Johns's room to question the doll's appearance. Before Monica walks in John is reading a book. As Monica starts to question John, he starts to get confused. They both sit on a bed and start to bicker and she orders him to her room. The camera zooms into Johns face, he is seen smiling and not taking Monica seriously, but he eventually agrees to go with her. A dimly hit

Title Font:  Courier  and Verdana Title Color: Red Contrast: The title will pop out of a black background The title will enter the screen quick and  suddenly. The title will not appear for more than five seconds on the  screen. The title will fade away from the screen.

 Our final tasked will be filmed throughout the week of 1/21/24-1/28/24.  We will edit the final task from 1/28/24-2/1/24. Participating in the film will be Dony Thervil, Lyne Thervil, and Keisha Thervil as actors. Cameramen are Dony, Lyne, and Keisha. The editor will be Dony Thervil. This will be filmed at Lyne and Keisha's home. Directing this film will be Lyne Thervil. To ensure the safety of the crew, we have a first aid kit at the scene, along with our family who are in the medical field.

 Location: Lyne's Home Name of character: Monica Brown Dialogue: Hey John, do you want to come to the store? What are you talking about?  You're definitely wrong, but can you hurry up, they're waiting for us outside. John, I thought I told you the doll was not mine why'd you leave it on my bed. You left the doll from earlier on my bed, can you stop playing your little games?  Come here, I'll show you. Wait what? I could have sworn it was lying right there on my bed! I don't know but this is creeping me out. Name of character: John Brown Dialogue: Give me one second, I have to find my shoes. Monica what are your stupid little toys doing under my bed? This random doll you have sitting under here, it can't be anybody else's. Ok whatever you say. I didn't leave anything on your bed what are you talking about. I didn't leave anything on your bed you big dummy. You are way too young to be seeing things.  Umm what's wrong with your lights? Name of c

  What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? Some of the titles displayed during the sequences are the names of actors, casting directors, the costume designer, associate producer, visual effects supervisor, music inserter, and many more. - What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? Images of specific props that remind viewers of horror are consistently used. Also, there are continuous popups of skeletons and blood to add to a murderous vibe in the opening sequence. - How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset? Through this opening sequence, it can be felt that there will be gore and moments of pain and terror. The use of props throughout the sequence gives just a vibe of coldness and vileness. 

  What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? The titles displayed during the opening sequence were the title of the movie, the studio/company, and the production company. - What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? Most of the opening sequence was of the ocean; rough waves hitting rocks to display the names necessary. - How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset? By using dark lighting and harsh movements (rough waves and a hard door slam), the film can be assumed to be something with intensity and moments of tension.

What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? The titles displayed during the opening sequences are the creator of the film, the names of the actors, the title of the film, the executive producer, the supervising producer, associate producers, the production supervisor, the line producer, the art director, the casting director, the editor, who the music is by, the sound designer, the one responsible for special the makeup effects, the director of photography, the writer and producer, and the director. - What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? There are many images of tombstones as well as bats/skeletons. Something that can also be noted is that the titles are very large and bright. - How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset? With the use of "scary" colors (colors associated with horror and pain) like orange and black, as well as a "Halloween"/spooky-themed font, the film is presumed to be eerie.

 My partner and I visited the website "Watch the Titles!" to receive inspiration for our final task. On the website there are many titles ranging from movie titles to video game titles. We wanted to see how we wanted everything to appear. There is a lot of details we could choose from. The color of our text, how we want it to appear, the duration of the text on screen. We visited films that were in the same the genre as ours to be as entertaining and accurate as possible. From watching a few examples on the we quickly gained an idea of what we wanted on our final task. We found that many of the examples included suspenseful non-diegetic sound. We also found that some examples included a darker color scheme. We found these elements easy to recreate and implement into our own work.