Sunday, February 27, 2022
Friday, February 25, 2022
Genre research
Psychological Thriller
What are psychological thrillers?
Thrillers are a diverse type of fiction and share many key features and characteristics of a mystery fiction. Then is an issue/ conflict that often arises from a crime or suspicious act eg. murder, robbery, disappearance or sometimes supernatural. The plot drivers towards solving this conflict as a result, thriller are suspense-filled, makes viewers at the edge-of-your-seat.
Psychological thriller explore darker ideas and thought, normally on human behaviour or the mind. There tends to be an issue with reality, mind. The narrative is normally told from a mentally ill/psychologically stress character or an unreliable narrator. They feature antagonists and protagonists driven by violence/ on obession.
Types of psychological thriller
Domestic - which are the most popular psychological thriller. The setting is of everyday type of person then something happens to the main characters.
Dark - Antagonists is often a serial killer or a creepy disturbed individual who has found them selves trapped in a deadly situation.
Workplace - is set in a professional/ work environment, the characters often risk their lives/work to solve a mystery.
Supernatural - the paranormal of the world such as ghosts are involved in the narrative, haunting a character.
Adaptions - The plot twist and cruel dark portraits of humanity, they tend to have flawed characters with gripping narratives.
Origins
Texts from Middle Eastern Folks such as One Thousand and One Night. which contains tales of mysterious murders, courtroom drama and haunted houses. The old tales are the first view/idea of a psychological thriller.
Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) is viewed as a father to psychological thrillers. His poems and short stories invite the experience of terror and anxieties the are told though secrets and characters trauma.
Sigmund Freud's Psychological research is a key role to nowadays psychological thrillers. Freuds thoughts on the spilt into different states of conscious. The discomfort and stress we experience is Freud's idea, he helped reach a deeper psychological meaning in modern day films.
Test shoot
We wanted to work on the transition of the flashback, we film couple of different shot's and then cut them together.
Wednesday, February 23, 2022
Groupmeeting |4 lessons before shoot
No confirmed cast for the role of the real mother
Rest of the cast
Set
Costume
Tuesday, February 22, 2022
location hunting
Car set up
With our idea we where originally we where in going to need to be inside a car, well two cars. And one of the car would need to be smashed up. We found that this would be rather difficult to film, as one the space in the car would be limited and would make it more difficult to get shots. As well as finding the car plus a smash up car that looks like its been in a car crash. When we discovered this we developed our idea.
Older Jules's Bedroom
Flashback
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