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Narrative the way the scenes i na film are put together/ the storyline
The black swan- Nina is a ballerina in New York city who life, like all those in her profession, is completely consumes with dance. She lives with obsession former ballerina mother Erica, who exerts a suffocating control over her. Swan lake requires a dancer who can play both the white swan and with innocence and grace, and shellack swan who represents evil and sensuality. throughout the movie nina begins to get more in touch with her dark side, a recklessness that threatens to destroy her.
Gone Girl- In the opening of gone girl, the audience is drawn to this due to silence. The movie includes unpredictable scenes, such as when Ben affleck is touching Rosamund likes hair, which shows the audience he is about to say least things to his wife, but instead says murdeous thoughts, which draws in attentions, making the movie a thriller.
The others- Two strangers awaken in a room with no recollection of how and why they are got there, soon discover that they are involved a deadly game by a serial killer.
Secret in their eyes- A team of rising investigators, along with their supervisor, are suddenly torn apart when the discover that one of their own teenage daunters has been brutal murdered. The murder concept in the narrative is key I'm psychological thrillers because it gives a sense of mystery and excitement.
These narrative outlines will help me with building up my narrative for my movie trailer, as the common themes noticed are a mistaken identity realism in the characters, and the confusion for the audience is necessary in order to keep the movie a thriller, leaving the audience excited and curious about the characters at all times.

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Film posters are a form of information presented to the audience in form of a image and text so the audience has a slight knowledge and rough idea about what the movie is going to be about. In psychological movie posters the main image and low colours are usually the most important factor. The versatility of film posters helps to focus on the target audience. The film posters are generally portrayed as negative/ scary and intellectual. Most psychological thriller posters show the main characters within a close up ad staring straight into the camera. this shows a form of ambiguity and theme of madness which usually runs throughout the film- for example in 'the black swan' poster.

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The majority of the titles are either at the bottom of the page or at the top. The purpose of this would be so that the image on the poster is visible and stand outs. In, 'the black swan' poster, the title is bold and in a black font, this is so it contrasts against the pale skin and stands out. The colouring links with the title too. The choice of font is due to contrast and the psycho thriller movies usually use dark shadows in the title too so it stands out. The bold titles are bold colours make the name of the film more memorable for the audience too. The colours of the titles are usually the opposite colour to the background in order for the titles to stand out- mostly black/ white or red (which indicates blood).

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The setting of a film is sometimes included in the main image of the poster. In the 'Gone Girl' the setting of the image is very simple and plain which gives the impression of abandonment and emptiness which could indicate the inside of the unstable characters' mind. In the 'shutter island' poster, the island in the image is shown in a extreme long shot and the light blue around the image shows its significance to the movie.
In the movie poster 'Secret in their eyes' the buildings near the bottom of the poster are shown with lights on which sets the scene of the movie being in a busy city. In the movie poster 'the others' the low key lighting shows a slight background of a wooden door, and the character standing up against the door could indicate horror and mysteriousness.

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The colours used in psychological thriller posters are usually dark colours, as seen in the first film poster the main only colours used are black and white which are is a usual convention for psychological thrillers. The second film poster of 'gone girl' gives more of a relaxed sense to the audience and usually naturally colours such as grey and blue. The third movie poster, 'Secret in their eyes', the colour scheme consists of 3 colours, black, white and washed out orange. The use of low key lighting and a shadow effect on their faces creates a sense of mystery to the poster. The main focus of the poster is the three characters near the top of the poster, and the shadows of the characters are dark and the low key lighting is based on the main features of the characters faces, which creates suspense. In the poster 'Shutter Island', the only light is shown through a lit fame which could possibly suggest danger.

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Characters in psychological thrillers are usually represented as being 'normal', in order for the audience to gain a sense of realism. The main character visor the main character who gains the focus of the movie is usually the unstable character who does not have control of their mind. In the first movie poster, 'The Black Swan', the audience is presented with a mid-close up of the main female character, Nina, played by Natalie Portman. The main image shows an attractive young woman, but the crack in the image indicates a crack in her identity, so she could have a 'dark side' to her.
The second poster, 'gone girl' shows the long shot of a men in the distance looking lost- the protagonist, and his body language/ position could suggests he's hiding something from the audience. This is key in psychological thrillers because