2. Blog
task
How
it
would
help
my
with
my
final
product
How
did
I
apply
it
to
my
final
product
Images
Trailer
analysis
of
codes
and
conven6ons/how
does
the
trailer
start
-‐
Ex6nc6on
-‐
Include
suitable
codes
and
conven6ons
-‐
Opening
of
the
trailer
is
effec6ve
-‐ I
have
codes
and
conven6ons
in
my
trailer,
such
as
the
use
of
blood,
knife
and
dark
ligh6ng
-‐ The
constant
change
between
the
two
scene
are
effec6ve
because
the
audience
would
wonder
what
is
going
on
Trailer
analysis
of
codes
and
conven6ons/
how
does
the
trailer
start
-‐
Annabelle
-‐
The
first
couple
of
shots
are
effec6ve
-‐
The
first
shot
is
the
killer
and
her
daughter
walking
and
the
next
is
the
killer
walking
by
herself.
This
is
effec6ve
because
the
audiences
would
wonder
what
is
going
on.
Trailer
analysis
of
codes
and
conven6ons/how
does
the
trailer
start
-‐
Unfriended
-‐
The
sound
(change
of
pace
and
volume)
-‐The
volume
and
the
pace
of
the
sound
is
high
and
fast
when
the
audiences
see
the
killer
in
the
same
shot
as
the
vic6m
3. Blog
task
How
it
would
help
my
with
my
final
product
How
did
I
apply
it
to
my
final
product
Images
Trailer
analysis
of
typography/
narra6ve
-‐
Annabelle
-‐ Some
texts
are
larger
in
size
-‐ In
the
trailer,
there
is
not
a
variety
of
font
sizes
in
the
same
shot
but
the
text
sizes
are
different
according
to
the
amount
of
words
on
the
screen
Trailer
analysis
of
typography/
narra6ve
-‐
Unfriended
-‐ Make
sure
I
put
the
texts
in
the
correct
place
so
it
flows
with
the
shots
-‐ The
text
‘it
can
kill’
comes
before
the
three
killings
in
the
trailer,
which
is
appropriate
as
it
hints
what
will
happen
Trailer
analysis
of
typography/
narra6ve
-‐
Ex6nc6on
-‐ Specifically
choose
a
font
to
create
a
tense
atmosphere
-‐ The
text
used
is
suitable
for
slasher
horror
because
the
font
used
is
distorted
so
creates
a
tense
atmosphere
4. Blog
task
How
it
would
help
my
with
my
final
product
How
did
I
apply
it
to
my
final
product
Images
Trailer
analysis
of
the
enigma/
edi6ng
and
camera
-‐
Ex6nc6on
-‐
Make
sure
I
have
short
takes
-‐
There
are
short
takes
at
the
start
when
we
see
the
killer
then
the
killer
with
her
daughter
Trailer
analysis
of
the
enigma/
edi6ng
and
camera
shots
-‐
Unfriended
-‐
Include
enigma
-‐
The
trailer
creates
enigma
because
the
audiences
would
wonder
what
happened
to
the
daughter
Trailer
analysis
of
the
enigma/
edi6ng
and
camera
shots
-‐
Annabelle
-‐
Include
close
ups
-‐
I
have
a
range
of
close
ups,
such
as
when
the
killer
grabs
on
to
her
daughter’s
arms
and
when
the
vic6m
falls
to
the
floor
5. Blog
task
How
it
would
help
my
with
my
final
product
How
did
I
apply
it
to
my
final
product
Images
Notes
Trailer
analysis
of
sound/
target
audience
-‐
Unfriended
-‐
Change
the
volume
of
the
sound
-‐
I
have
made
the
volume
of
the
sound
higher
when
the
audiences
see
the
killer
in
the
same
shot
as
the
vic6m
Trailer
analysis
of
sound/
target
audience
-‐
Annabelle
-‐
Decrease
the
volume
of
the
sound
when
there
is
dialogue
-‐
When
the
two
vic6ms
are
speaking,
the
volume
of
the
sound
is
decreased
Trailer
Structure
-‐
Lost
Time
-‐ I
know
what
to
include
in
each
sec6on
of
the
opening,
build
up,
events
and
problem
-‐ Introduce
character
and
establish
seTng
-‐ Events
–
develop
character
-‐ Opening
–
introduced
the
killer
and
her
daughter
-‐ Events-‐
I
showed
developed
of
the
killer
character
as
there
are
shots
when
the
character
is
calm
(walking
by
herself)
and
when
she
goes
mad
(stabbing
the
image)
-‐
To
improve
I
could
have
included
an
establishing
shot
at
the
start
6. Blog
task
How
it
would
help
my
with
my
final
product
How
did
I
apply
it
to
my
final
product
Images
Trailer
Conven6on
-‐
Jessabelle
-‐
I
would
know
what
conven6ons
to
use,
examples
include:
tense
music,
larger
size
font
and
ranges
of
shots
-‐ There
is
tense
music
as
it
varies
between
volumes
and
paces
-‐ The
font
size
does
not
vary
-‐ There
are
ranges
of
shots,
including
close
up,
medium
shot,
long
shot
and
low
angle
Blood
Shed
High
-‐
Include
suitable
conven6ons
-‐
There
are
blood,
knife
and
tense
music,
which
are
conven6ons
of
horror
Poster
analysis
-‐
Tales
of
Halloween
-‐include
release
date
-‐
Include
suitable
images
-‐ There
is
the
release
date
at
the
boZom
of
the
poster
-‐ The
image
is
appropriate
because
it
suits
the
genre,
horror
7. Blog
task
How
it
would
help
my
with
my
final
product
How
did
I
apply
it
to
my
final
product
Images
Notes
Genre
-‐
Burton's
genre
theory
-‐ Include
the
key
elements
from
Burton’s
genre
theory
-‐ Protagonist
–
the
killer
is
the
lead
character
in
my
media
product
-‐ Stock
characters-‐
the
vic6ms
and
the
the
killer’s
daughter
-‐ Plots
and
stock
situa6ons
–
the
killings
were
predictable
-‐ Icons
–
knife,
dark
ligh6ng
-‐ Background
and
décor
–
low
key
ligh6ng
-‐ Themes
–
young
and
old,
love
and
hate
Killers
-‐
secondary
research
-‐
Clear
image
of
what
my
killer
could
look
like
and
what
characteris6cs
I
could
use
-‐
The
killer
is
aggressive
I
did
not
know
who
the
killer
would
be
at
the
start
so
I
did
not
know
what
the
person
would
look
like
Killers
-‐
primary
research
-‐
Use
different
props
-‐
I
used
knife
and
black
clothes
(coat)