Well my product challenges it in a lot of ways, these are:
- 13 year old girl as a main role, usually these are older males in the main roles
- Different editing style, with the short clips quickly followed by the long clips
- Using the extreme levels of contrast and low brightness in the shots when the music starts playing isn't usually used in mainstream films
- Using sound that at the start seems to be non-diegetic but turns out to be diegetic (tap dripping noise and the start). This is rarely used in a film but I like it as I think that it raises tension until you realise it is diegetic sound and then lowers tension
- Using a quote is rarely used but I think this worked well and it connotes that their is a lot to come
It however does use some of them though:
- it is set in a middle class western world home, if I could have used a different location I would have but it wasn't feasible for me to travel to another country
- starts with establishing shots that draw the audience in and lets them know where they are in the film. It is also a good chance for them to take in the mise en scene to understand what the film could be like and what the characters are like
- The girl in it is dressed as a typical 13 year old girl and the rest of the house fulfills all the stereo types of a middle class western house
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