This blog has been produced to document my promotional package for my horror trailer and the trailer itself. It also includes all of my research and planning into the project, in order for the trailer to appeal to my chosen target audience. Enjoy!

Thursday 5 April 2012

My Ideal Director

Oren Peli

Oren Peli started out as a computer software programmer and his first movie was Paranormal Activity. He took a stab at directing, aware of how to utilize filmmaking technology and confident that he could direct a movie that dealt a lot with technology.
Peli moved into his first house all alone and without family nearby. Peli would hear creaks and knocks without having anyone around and it gave him the idea to make a movie about the weird noises you may hear in your home. Paranormal Activity came about with the idea that someone would have cameras running all over a house while the family slept to catch what was going on at night in the house.
 
After the success of Paranormal Activity, Peli began to play with the idea of doing similar low-budget horror films in order to capture audiences in a new and unique way. Peli was stuck on the idea of doing films in an "old-style" way.Peli and his production team approached director  and writer  with their idea; it only took five months for Peli and his collective team to get the film rolling. While Insidious was not shot in the characteristic Blair Witch-style, it incorporated some classic suspense elements from the earlier eras of horror films. Peli was mostly present in the post-production of this film, having handed over full creative control to Wan and Whannell; his formula of low-budget meets classic horror once again hit box offices with a strong positive response from audiences.

Filmography

Year
Film
Director
Producer
Writer
Cinematographer
Editor
2007
Paranormal Activity
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
2010
Paranormal Activity 2
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Insidious
No
Yes
No
No
No
2011
Paranormal Activity 3
No
Yes
No
No
No
2012






Lords of Salem
No
Yes
No
No
No
2013
Area 51
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No






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