Hey guys, welcome back! So as you can tell by today's title, we have run into some problems and I will be talking about them today and how we plan on solving them. The biggest problem we have is time. We have a lot to film, with very limited shooting time. My group, specially has no time to waste since Paola, who plays the female main character, will be gone all spring break. This was the time we wanted to get most of the scenes done but sadly, there is very little to do without Paola. Moreover, we already had our first shooting day as I talked about on my last post. However, we have run into some problems. Tomas, who will be playing the male main character, got a haircut the day after we shot and looked noticeably different. Because we do not want to ruin continuity, we have decided to re-film all previous scenes. Also, I played an extra in those scenes and since I will be gone all next week and spring break, they will have to re-film the scenes I appeared on. Th...
1. Genre: Horror 2. Genre Conventions (content): Themes associated with the horror genre include supernatural events, religion, and survival. Usually involves a group of friends or a family. Almost always include a killer. Death is also common in many horror films 3. Genre Conventions (production techniques): jump scares, the lighting is made to take place at night, creepy and suspenseful sound effects, closeups of the antagonist and other characters so the audience can really feel what the characters in the movie are feeling. 4. Film sample #1: The Exorcist (1973)- This film perfectly embodies the genre of horror as it uses many different techniques such as suspense and pop up scares in order to create one of the greatest horror movies ever made. An example of a horror technique used was when one little girl spun her head all the way around while she was throwing up. This plus special effects made this scene extra scary and helped the film be one of the most terrifying films ever m...
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