Embedding

Hello all. This is the Thriller Teaching blog. On it are all of the example clips from real Thriller Movies that you will need for your research and planning lessons. If you want to embed any of these clips onto you own blogs, you will have to do it from one of the macs in the media department. The clips are found in:
*Finder
*Student
*Resources
*Thriller Titles
They are saved as quicktime files. Convert them through handbreak to upload.
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Sunday, February 6, 2011

Planning 1


We're all getting to the point where we are beginning to plan the Thriller Films. You will need to produce a PRODUCTION SCHEDULE in order to plan your shoots.
Here is an example of a Production Schedule. It will help you to organize your time, your equipment, your props and your responsibilities.

By the way, the deadline is REAL!!!
Friday 25th March 2011 at 4.30pm.

Monday, January 17, 2011

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Who watches Thrillers?

For your coursework you need to consider closely WHO will be your target audience. Who exactly would watch your movie? Below is some information that should help you to understand who exactly watches Thriller films.

UK Cinemagoing By Genre in 2009.
Here are the figures for the suspense films released in the UK in 2009.







Here is some information about Gender and Genre

Answering the following questions should help you think more specifically about Thriller audiences.
1) How many suspense films were released in 2009? How many films were released altogether last year?
2) Action, animation and comedy account fro 52% of Box Office in the UK in 2009. Why do you think these genres are so popular?
3) why do you think Thrillers account fro quite a low proprotion of UK Box Office takings (4% in 2009)?
4) Looking at the 'genre by gender' diagram above, what information can be derived about Thriller audiences and gender?
5) Look at the age certificate for 10 of the films featured on the teaching blog. What does this tell you about Thriller audiences?

Thursday, January 13, 2011

The Thrilling Omelette!

Look at this TV ad. Lighting, camera, editing and MES have all been used superbly to make this butter advert sinister!