Thursday, 1 May 2014
Production company research
Rogue are a entertainment production company set up in 1997 owned by relativity media. The company has recently made two supernatural horrors: my soul to take (2010) and the unborn (2009)
My soul to tkae was unsuccessful at the box office, and was poorly received by critics.
The unborn was released to an overwhelming negative reviews.Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a rating of 11% based on 114 reviews, with the site's consensus stating: "David Goyer's Unborn is a tame genre effort with cheap thrills and scares that border on silliness." Meta-critic gave the film a 30 out of 100, based on reviews from 16 critics, indicating generally unfavorable reviews . We therefore decided that this production company may contribute ideas that would be detrimental to our film and they have not produced a supernatural horror which has done well in the box office recently.
The Ring opening titles deconstruction.
0:03 Production company |
0:09 Director |
0:14 and 0:21 Main actors |
0:29 Film title |
0:30 Actor |
0:35 Actor |
0:41 Actor |
0:46 Actor |
0:51 Actor |
0:56 Casting director |
1:02 Composer |
1:12 Editor |
1:22 Photography director |
1:17 Production designer |
1:28 Producers |
1:39 executive producers |
1:49 Screenplay writers |
2:01 Director |
This opening sequence is quite unconventional as it uses a series of strange images that do not seem to have any relevance to the film instead of starting the narrative. The starts slowly and softly and build pace and volume throughout conforming to the stereotype of horrors. The same image at the end and the start of the opening credits is very effective as it is repeated and therefore the audience will remember this easier. it also builds intrigue as the audience doesn't understand the relevance of this to the plot. The typography stands out simply because of the colour and also is it looks like a persons handwriting. this film opening subverts the convention that the film should be shown at the very end of the opening titles.
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