Thriller Genres

Tuesday, 2 November 2010

Thriller Genres

action or adventure thrillers
sci-fi thrillers (Alien 1979)
crime-caper thrillers (The French Connection 1971)
western thrillers (High Noon 1952)
film-noir thrillers (Double Idemnity 1944)
romantic comedy thrillers (Safety Last 1923)

Many suspense thrillers can be also be classed as Horrors e.g. Halloween (1978). Such films are made to connect the viewer and put them through fear and agony and connect them on an emotional level with the story line, to thrill them.

Kirsty Passfield

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Thriller Film Idea

After a lot of debate, the group corroborated and decided on creating a suspense/psychological thriller, as it would be affordable on our budget, and easy to film as we would not have to go far out of Sible Hedingham.

The film would begin being based around two main characters, a male and a female, with the male stalking the female.

To show his obsession, the location for the male character (the shed) would be filled with pictures of Hayley, and some of her posessions; jewellery etc.

It would be the simple possesions and her everyday routine that the stalker character would be taking every notice of because this is a most effective way that will really emotionally connect with the audience. These kind of small actions and small budget lines are effective because the audience can really empathise and put themselves in Hayleys posistion as she progresses with her everyday life.

Kirsty, Lucy, Maddi & Pippa - Group 5

Tuesday, 2 November 2010

Thriller Genres

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