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1. Horror - Genre Conventions D . I . S . T . I . N . C . T 2. • Small communities or isolated places. Urban environments, dark streets and narrow alleyways. Large cities…

1. Horror - Genre Conventions D . I . S . T . I . N . C . T 2. • Small communities or isolated places. Urban environments, dark streets and narrow alleyways. Large cities…

1. Horror - Genre Conventions D . I . S . T . I . N . C . T 2. • Small communities or isolated places. Urban environments, dark streets and narrow alleyways. Large cities…

1. Horror - Genre Conventions D . I . S . T . I . N . C . T 2. • Small communities or isolated places. Urban environments, dark streets and narrow alleyways. Large cities…

1. By Amy Wilkins 2.  Horror Films arestereotypically set in ‘creepy’ places such as abandoned hospitals, cabins in forests, and mental asylums.  There tends to…

Comedy Genre Research Horror Genre Research Horror is a genre based on fear and startling. They are designed to frighten the audience with some characters and scenarios exaggerated…

1. This is my word cloud, it shows a number of words associated with conventions of the horror genre.This type of research to me is very useful towards my planning of my…

1.Wolf Creek:Desolate Rural LandscapeThis is frightening to an audience because even ifthe victim managed toescape, there is nowhere tohide and no one around to help.2. Images…

1. Wolf Creek:Desolate Rural LandscapeThis is frightening to an audience because even ifthe victim managed toescape, there is nowhere tohide and no one around to help. 2.…

1. Horror Genre Research 2. Horror The horror genre has the capacity to scare its audience by inducing feelings of horror and terror. It creates an eerie and frightening…

1. Horror Genre Conventions Callum Carmichael 2. Setting Conventions Isolated Area Urban Area Dark Streets/Alleyways Ghost Towns Woodlands Empty House/Cabin/Hotels…

1. "He-e-e-e-res Johnnie!"The Shining (1980) Is this your wife? What a lovely throat. Nosferatu (1922) GENRE RESEARCHHORROR “I know that you’ve been following…

1. Horror Genre ConventionsBy George WoodfordGeorge Woodford 2. D.I.S.T.I.N.C.TDon’tIgnoreSettingTechnicalIconographyNarrativeCharacterisationThemesGeorge Woodford 3. SettingGeorge…

1.Famous Examples…2.  ‘Psycho’ relies heavily on the generic conventions of a horror film:- An isolated setting is used where no one else is staying apart fromour…

1.   2. Horrors are made to create fear within the audience, to build up suspense and perhaps even make people aware of frightening the real…

1. Horror 2. For my teaser trailer I have chosen to use the genrehorror.To allow myself to create an effective trailer and onethat conforms to typical conventions, I am going…

1. •The Exorcist 1973•The Shining 1980•The Blair Witch Project 1999•The Grudge 2004•Paranormal Activity 2007•The…

1. GENRERESEARCH -HORRORBY TIM LOE 2. WHAT IS HORROR?Horror films aim to trigger an emotional response from theaudience. This is done by playing on the audience’s…

1. HORROR 2. THE HORROR GENREA horror film is designed to evoke a sense of fear and anxiety forthe audience, and a viewer watches a horror film in order to satisfya need…

The HORROR Genre A2 Media What is Horror? Horror films are unsettling movies that strive to elicit the emotions of fear, disgust and horror from viewers. They usually feature…