1) In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
-Does it compared to a conventional opening sequence?
-Does it compared to a conventional opening sequence?
The opening sequence in our clip is in my opinion very
conventional to any opening sequence to a film, however there are some
unconventional aspects to the media clip. In general the opening sequence is
far more conventional to unconventional.
-What are the conventional opening sequences elements that
we have used in our opening sequence?
The conventional aspects of the opening sequences are there
is opening credits signifying who is involved in the film. When the opening
credits are rolling the opening shot is all one long take; many films do this
such as Back To The Future as they give clues on the surrounding of the
openings scene to answer binary opposites such as whether the location is big
or small, crowded or empty, busy or isolated, dark or light and night or day.
Our opening sequence identifies the location being a lighting shop,with only
two people, a dark day, busy location with the cars but quite remote in the
shop with only two people.
-What are the unconventional opening sequences elements that
we have used in our opening sequence?
The unconventional aspect of the opening sequence dose not
however show the title of the film till the end of the opening sequence, few
films for example the James Bond franchise do not show the title of the film
till after the opening sequence. The reason we did this is because one of the
aims of our clip is to have as many narrative enigmas (Who is the teenager with
the gun?, Will the killer find who he is looking for?, What does he want to do
the one he's looking for?).
-What are the conventional elements of our genre
(Thriller.)?
The opening sequence has very conventional elements to the
genre of thriller. Many thrillers such as Se7en have the lighting that is very
dark locations which is done throughout the shot in our opening sequence. Many
thrillers are also quite violent for example The Counsellor has many violent
scenes resulting in death. Our opening sequence similarly is violent with the
end having a shot fired from a gun.
-Have any conventions elements in our genre been challenged
in our opening sequence?
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013) PosterRoboCop (2014)
Poster Finding conventional elements of
our genre being challenged is more difficult to find, as the genre thriller can
be under many films which might be seen as far different for example The Hunger
Games and RoboCop. However our title of the film "Dealers Atonement"
is shown in black with yellow font, a very unconventional element for a
thriller. The
reason for the
colour is yellow is very clear and yellow can be associated with police tape or
police file.
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