AICE Media Studies Project

Hey, there your back so you can see by the title of this blog that we have made it to the end of stage 1. Over the course of stage 1, we have talked about many elements needed in the production of my horror/ thriller film we learned a lot of reasons why cinematographers do certain things in the film. We also learned how to get audiences to watch our film and who exactly to target. We also learned how to insert the basic conventions of cinematography into my genre of film specifically. So as we go forward through the other stages of learning we will learn even more ways to create a successful film opening. So that's all folks see you in stage 2. Your Favorite Blogger Bishara Hamilton  CTA STUDENT 👧🖳

 Hey I'm back again I'm a little late catching you guys up but here are the questions we are answering today. "What do the titles normally look like for films in my genre (style, size, font, etc.)? What kinds of information do I need to include in the titles?" "How are different social groups are normally represented/portrayed, stereotyped, etc. in your genre?" Hmmm let's do the first one, so the title for films that are a horror/thriller film is usually used big fonts and fonts styles that are very playful and bold when using these big bold titles is an element of fear which most movie editors want you to be scared so they try to use a lot of big things. Horror/Thriller films have many stereotypes especially when it comes to the person being killed or chased or even hunted. There is one specific stereotype that everyone knows about it's the white girl stereotype where she seems to always be the one that gets chased and dies first because of the dumb...