Andrew Davies as seen by his surname, is the father of Daisy. He's a mentally twisted character that seeks revenge and so is portrayed as the obsessor. It is through his actions that the thriller involves elements of crime and psychological impact. Having suffered from a break up with his wife, he is a lonely and disturbed man in his mid 40's. His jealousy towards his ex-wife is inflicted upon his daughter; the victim of his revenge. This however is unknown to the viewers until the end and so the reasoning for his revengeful actions is questionable throughout the thriller. This potentially makes him a less relatable character however he is still conventional due to being a suspenseful character that inflicts anxiety upon his victim. In the opening sequence, his identity is unknown yet towards the end of the thriller,he is revealed to be heavily built with dark brown eyes and black hair. Although his identity isn't revealed instantly, his presence is suggested.
Friday, 23 November 2012
Character representation
Character representation evolves an understanding of the choices made regarding character portrayal. Some aspects of the personality and character are emphasised so they appear very visible to the viewer. Sometimes exaggerated characteristics can be seen as stereotypical which allows the viewer to instantly recognise the character type. It is vital for a character to have a recognisable representation so the viewer can relate and form an emotional connection with the on screen character. A distinct way in which the character is represented can also be seen as a form of foreshadowing as it enables the viewers to make assumptions as to how the character will react when in a certain situation.
The victim of the plot is Grace Davies (played by Daisy Morecroft) ; a seventeen year old girl of an English ethnicity. She will be portrayed as young and vulnerable which will be conveyed by her white clothing, light blonde hair and blue eyes which all connote innocence. Having suffered from the divorce of her parents, she's an emotionally fragile character yet manages to bury the memories of the past. The character is someone who the target audience can relate to and understand therefore the emotions felt by the character have a great impact on the audience. In the opening sequence, she is alone and therefore made more helpless. Being used to the constant presence of her mum, it is clear that Grace struggles to cope when faced with a series of disturbing events. The intensity of her paranoia is illustrated as she becomes a frightened and helpless young girl.
Andrew Davies as seen by his surname, is the father of Daisy. He's a mentally twisted character that seeks revenge and so is portrayed as the obsessor. It is through his actions that the thriller involves elements of crime and psychological impact. Having suffered from a break up with his wife, he is a lonely and disturbed man in his mid 40's. His jealousy towards his ex-wife is inflicted upon his daughter; the victim of his revenge. This however is unknown to the viewers until the end and so the reasoning for his revengeful actions is questionable throughout the thriller. This potentially makes him a less relatable character however he is still conventional due to being a suspenseful character that inflicts anxiety upon his victim. In the opening sequence, his identity is unknown yet towards the end of the thriller,he is revealed to be heavily built with dark brown eyes and black hair. Although his identity isn't revealed instantly, his presence is suggested.
Andrew Davies as seen by his surname, is the father of Daisy. He's a mentally twisted character that seeks revenge and so is portrayed as the obsessor. It is through his actions that the thriller involves elements of crime and psychological impact. Having suffered from a break up with his wife, he is a lonely and disturbed man in his mid 40's. His jealousy towards his ex-wife is inflicted upon his daughter; the victim of his revenge. This however is unknown to the viewers until the end and so the reasoning for his revengeful actions is questionable throughout the thriller. This potentially makes him a less relatable character however he is still conventional due to being a suspenseful character that inflicts anxiety upon his victim. In the opening sequence, his identity is unknown yet towards the end of the thriller,he is revealed to be heavily built with dark brown eyes and black hair. Although his identity isn't revealed instantly, his presence is suggested.
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Well done - this demonstates developed planning during your narrative and characterisation decisions. You clearly understand how to represent your character in a specific way to achieve the desired relationship with your audience.
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