In what ways does
your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real
media products?
The genre
of our film is psychological horror. The definition of this genre is Psychological horror is a sub-genre of horror and
psychological fiction, which relies on the mental, emotional and psychological
status of characters to frighten or unsettle readers, viewers, or players.The film looks like our
chosen genre as the main character Lucy is being haunted by someone. Lucy doesn’t
understand why she is being haunted and who she is being haunted by.
In the film we use a range of different shot types such as
medium and close up shots (the most common) as well as low level shots and a
whip pan. The medium shots were used to assess the situation and close ups were
used to show the facial expressions of the characters. Furthermore, the whip
pan was used to imitate the movements of Lucy.
The editing in our film is quite slow paced but as the film gets towards the end the pace of the editing begins to increase and get faster as it is a very tense scene of Lucy and Joe arguing and eventually leads to the stabbing of Joe. This also helps to engage the audience as well as supporting the psychological horror aspects of our film. The sound used in the consists of diegetic and non-diegetic sound. The diegetic sound mainly comes from Lucy as she talks to the person that is haunting her and the non-diegetic sound comes from the whispers. Non-diegetic music is also used to support the genre of our film, psychological horror.
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