Brief Synopsis

20 girls and boys in the forest. The atmosphere is lively and everyone is dancing and singing
 (Dark and Foggy with red smoke surrounding the place)
(A Cross will be shown to show vulnerability and weakness)
Then all of a sudden hear a knock on the door, so 2 boys go to open only to find out there was no one knocking at the door.

SCREAMS* SCREAMS* From the creek  as one girl coming crying down telling the others her friends just been possessed by a vampire that has been around in the forrest this whole  time ( At this time we start to see blood pouring out of the girl whos been possessed)
The suspense builds up as now everyone is terrified and don't know how to help the poor girl screaming from the creek.
5 Boys go down near the river see the blood horrifying scene of girl lying on the floor with blood dripping  as the girl vampire had been sucking the girl's neck and no one had known what to do to save her, but it was too late she would of had also become a vampire at that time  there was nothing anyway could do about it.

Then everyone decided in the  forest hat stays here stays. No one else at Home or school should know about this incident that has happened,instead everyone should remain slient.


Represenations
Vampires are being as being nasty and vile.We get this awful image in our heads of how vampires like to suck human blood.They have supernatural powers,are attractive,eternally young and do not have to fear death at all.

Analysising:Hunger

From the trailer I would say that the Genre is Thriller and the sub-genre is Romance.The film also seems like its from the 70/80s and therefore the lighting and  props aren't as modern as today.The shots taken are very fast towards the end making the audience feel tension and more engaged to know whats going to happen next.The music conveys fear and something bad is going to happen as the pace starts to get faster and there is higher volume.There's Romance which happens at the same time of two different couples, this is where crossing cutting has been used to show the different locations each couple are.The monkey is a big influence and significances something dramatic within the film.Most camera shots have been medium long shot of the man locked up in the cell to show his emotions and the background.

Let the Right One In

From the opening I would say that the film is Thriller and the sub-genre is vampires.The non-diegetic music makes the audience feel tense and very aware of the whats going on. The atmosphere is very dark and dull and could be an unknown place as most thrillers are filmed in hidden areas.
Throughout the trailer there have been lots of different types of camera shots to convey the meaning of the movie.Some camera shots have been used at such high angles to show the overlook of the surrounds which is an just like an establishing shot. There was also two shots between the characters Eli and Oscar when they were having their conversation.The use of this is to create the sense that were actually viewing the conversation between the two.The use of high angle shots shows the person below and creates a bigger picture.The image of Vampires is seen as negative because of the way how there represented by their teeth, the feasting on blood,fear of sunlight and death by wooden steak.

5 Top Tips
1.Know the rules of your genre?
You have to be able to know the rules of your genre in order to film/make a production.  By following the conventions of a genre your creative work becomes much more easier. Example Horror film-You need to think about what kind of lighting you want to have

2Break the rules
You should try and challenge genre conventions. To know a rule then consciously break it is a real sign of creative intelligence at work. We can do this through a substitution exercise.

3.Plan the film
Always plan what you want to do before as this allows creative revision to take place. Creativity needs a structure therefore plan your film ahead.

4.Narrative and Names
This is very important as it can help in the process of plotting and building  character arcs the journeys characters go through a narrative.

5.Personality
This is where you put a sense of identity into your creative piece of work. This may come from own experience and influences. Creative work often benefits from the authenticity of that experience

Horror Conventions

Horror is an intense and profound fear, something that inspires dislike.Their plots frequently involve themes of death, the supernatural or mental illness. Many horror movies also include a central villain. Most horror sets are set during daytime or night but the action in horror movies traditionally occurs in the night.Often dark places, old and creaky perhaps. Abandoned, ‘middle of nowhere’ buildings.Damaged structures Crumbling or run-down buildings.The setting creates mood. High and Low angles to connate fear.  There is also a point of view allowing the audience to see through the persons view and world of terror. The sound effects are extremely important feature to create fear through dietic . Editing creates mood through build up from slow cutting and transition.

Script wuth Match on Action and 180 degree rule

Two Boys walking around talking in mixed school
Diegetic sound of other boys and girls

189 Degree rule shows through the conversation there having

Reece: Who you got for Maths?

Darnell:I've got Mr Khutan and you?

Reece: Your so Lucky man cos he's bare cool and Mr Ahmed

Darnell: Oh right, I don't think Mr Ahmed likes me

They then begin walking around the Maths block with a Close up shot.
There is then a door Near there maths rooms and seem int trugded to see

Darnell: Isit me or have i never seen that door before?

Reece: Hmm i haven't really seen it either in this block

Darnell: Ohh maybe its cos we've just come back from our summer hoildays and some things in school have been re-developed

Reece:Yes that's actually true

Danell:Dont suppose we should see?


Reece; You can but im not as i dont want to get intro trouble with my teacher ok. See you later

Reece Exits]

Darnell reaches for the door
Match on Action

Close up shot

Match on Action and 180 Degree rule

A screen play is visual and your characters actions move the story forward from scene to scene.The characters dialogue supports the actions
Match on Action:Match on action (or cutting on action) is an editing technique for continuity editing in which one shot cuts to another shot portraying the action of the subject in the first shot. This creates the impression of a sense of continuity – the action carrying through creates a “visual bridge” which draws the viewer’s attention away from slight cutting or continuity issues. This is not a graphic match or match cut, it portrays a continuous sense of the same action rather than matching two separate things.

180 degree rule: The 180° rule The 180° rule is a filming guideline that participants in a scene should have the same left-right relationship to each other, with filming only taking place within the 180° angle in which this is maintained in a conversation,