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Group 1
Names:

1. Julian
How the screen moves with lines is very reminiscent of slashing which is how some characters in the film die, it also goes with the music.

2. Leo
The names of important people who worked on the film were shown for longer and had small effects on their names

3. Fin
The title sequence is full of animations and transitions, which might have been a way to sorta show off. The larger names are generally more recognisable or important people like Hitchcock for example.

4. Benn
the titles use bold colours and a bolder font to grab the audience's attention, the font choice is also very bold

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Group 2
Names:

1.Lachlan
The camera goes from the setting of Phoenix. Then the camera goes from a helicopter and changes about three times to get to the hotel room.

2.Tolga
the camera angle is shown to the city and moving from left to right showing all building and slowly going down towards the window

3.Deren
The setting of the city of Arizona in the 1960s is shown until the camera slowly moves through the window to the new setting which is the hotel room

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Group 3
Names: ella & jassy

1. the setting of them being in a hotel room, shows that they are being a bit secretive and intimate.

2. the lighting in the room is semi dark with just a lamp on and the blinds shut bc they were doing their business

3. the camera work is focused on the characters

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Group 4
Names: Charlotte Zara

1.   initially comes across innocent and harmless

2. the white outfit symbolises purity

3. the first impression looks like she is dead

4. looks like sexual scene

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COMMUNICATION OF THE GENRE AND THEMES IN THE FILM

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COMMUNICATION OF THE GENRE AND THEMES IN THE FILM

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Group 5
Names: Helen, Farah, Matilda and Rahzel

1.  we are introduced to marianne and how secretive she can be. she likes to keep her thoughts to herself and we see this with how distant she can be with sam.

2. Their relationship in the starting scene is not clear as it is indicated they are not married and only meet during the main protagonists lunch break. This shows the 2 are not in a public relationship and

3. The unpredictability of Marion's relationship reflects her unpredictability in life and her impulsiveness when it comes to decision making throughout the film .

4. Madness is a key theme in the film and is portrayed through Norman, as he is drawn between being a regular guy or a murdering mother. This depicts the lunacy and insanity of Norman and the film.

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Group 6
Names: Jack and Tom

1. Tom
The film opens with Bernard Herrmann's iconic 'Psycho' theme. The intense, dissonant strings prepare the audience for the film and help to establish the plot of the film. Variations of this theme recur frequently throughout the film, most famously during the murder scenes.

2. Jack

The intense opening theme in the titles is already getting the audience in the mood for psycho. because the high volume and fast moving pace would make the viewer almost feel like something interesting is about to happen. these feelings would start to die down after the music begins to settle down when the city and characters are shown.