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Jill Roberts at the beginning of the film:

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Jill Roberts at the beginning of the film:

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Is there a character similar to the main character of your thriller?

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Is there a character similar to the main character of your thriller?

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Jill Roberts from the horror-thriller 'Scream 4' is similar to the alter-ego character and the teenage girl character in our thriller

Jill is a young teenage girl and appears innocent through out the film

The costume choices for Jill are quite different as she is dressed in typical teenage girls clothes whereas we decided to express the youth and innocence of our teenage girl character through the colour white which is pure

Visual innocence was important in our thriller so that the audience was able to distinguish between the two characters played by the same actor whereas Jill Roberts innocence was shown through her acting

At the end of 'Scream 4' it is revealed that Jill is the serial killer and although our alter-ego character does not kill anyone, the two characters are similar because of their dark nature

Our characters do contrast because the character Jill Roberts does not have a split personality and is only acting innocent until the end of the film

However our alter-ego character is a side of the teenage girl which she is unable to control

A similarity between the two is that our teenage girl wants to be like the women shown in the magazines and the character Jill Roberts aspires to be like her cousin Sydney Prescott

A difference is that the teenage girl/alter-ego has an internal struggle of the way they look and feel whereas Jill is prepared to kill her cousin in order to take her place

Jill Roberts is a psychopathic teenager who is deluded and violent while our alter-ego character is vulnerable and insecure

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How does your media product represent paticular social groups?

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How does your media product represent paticular social groups?

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Our character is a typically 'normal' teenage girl aged roughly 16 years old as teenage girls are the demographic mostly effected by media images due to their interests of magazines, TV shows and images on the internet

Our target audience is 15-18 year olds which means they will relate to our media product

We used white and light clothing to denote purity and vulnerability of the teenage girl which connotes to the audience that the girl is young and innocent

The teenage girl does stereotypical teenage activities such as reading fashion magazines but the media begins to effect her mental health and she becomes angry and depressed (these feeling turn into her alter-ego)

The magazines are an important prop as it represents the media and all the images of women the media tells teenagers they should look like

The ripped up bloody magazines used by the alter-ego represents the girls anger and damaged mental state

The shots of the girl downstairs are filmed in the living room which is bright which reflects the light makeup and clothing of the girl and represents the peace of mind the girl is feeling while relaxing at home while the brightness denotes her innocence and purity

The alter-ego's costume is in great contrast to the teenage girl as it is all black to represent her dark and corrupted mind

The alter-ego's makeup is dark and smudged to look distressed and denotes tiredness or bruising

The alter-ego character represents the damaged parts of the teenage girls mind which also makes the alter-ego another victim

The alter-ego's violent ripping of the magazines off the wall represents the girls anger and insecurity being at a tipping point

The website 'YoungMinds' tells us a statistic about teenage mental health: "The number of young people aged 15-16 with depression doubled between the 1980s and the 2000s." - This could be the effect of the media changing the way they portray women in the media in the 1980s and also the introduction of Photoshop in the 1990s

The alter-ego is only shown in the teenage girls bedroom because the alter-ego is only seen by the teenage girl and so the alter-ego is only seen in the girls most intimate and private place: her bedroom

The bedroom we filmed in is like a typical teenage girls bedroom because it is pink which is stereo-typically a 'girly' colour and there are photo frames and makeup on the dressing table