In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? (i.e. of film openings)

Title of film
The title of the film is "knock knock" because the killer make the victim come to the door by knocking on it and then when they go to the door he stabs them with one of there kitchen knifes.

Setting and location
The setting is in a house because we wanted it to feel like the film scream which is based in a house.

Costume and props
With costume and props the killer is wearing a army jacket, army boots and a mask to cover is identity. the victim is just wearing casual clothing because he has just come back from visiting mates.

Camera work and editing
With the camera work there is a scene where the killer is holding the camera we tried to make it seem like it was what the killer could see through is eyes. with the editing we tried to make it quick cutting a quick snappy to build up tension to Suspense the audience.

Title font and style
The title font is just a typical block writing and it is coloure in red to symbolise blood.

Story and how the opening sets it up
The story is a typical stabbing scene and the opening sets it up by having quick cut shots from victim to killer then you see the killer with mask on and it shows you that the victm will get stabbed because a knife goes missing.

Genre and how the opening suggests it
the genre is a horror and the film suggest it because of the down, depressing and spooky music when victim walks in and then you see killer with mask on covered in blood.

How characters are introduced
the characters are introduced by the victim coming through the door and shouting "hello" and not getting a answer back meaning the the audience know he is alone the killer is introduced by sitting in a dark room and them when hearing the victim shout hello he then puts his mask on.

Special effects
no special effects were used