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Thriller opening sequences research
Duress: I like their title and logo, the music behind it goes with the glitch effect. The title is slow which is good, its kind of creepy The close ups for a long time is scary and unusual Close up then back to credits and titles Establishing shots are fast but give enough time to see them sand get a scary feel dark lighting goes from quick shots to credits (back and forth) little snippets of shots then black out A Quiet place: Establishing shots set the scene it engages the audience The shots are very still while the leaves fly in the wind and characters run and walk around dark lighting there is no sound which is suspenseful as they cant make a noise abandoned town camera follows the character Suspense scene: Dark lighting over shoulder shots Blurred out character is suspenseful and helps the audience know they are bad as the come out of no where Switch from girls feet walking to the guys feet walking shadows ...
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ReplyDeleteHi Portia
9/10
Well done in presenting thorough research that breaks down all the elements of each sub-genre. Great!
I know you had trouble with your blog tool, but for future, your presentation does count as an element of your score. Try and keep your slides interesting, lots of visuals, lots of bullet points popping up instead of a page of text on one slide that we have to trawl through. Imagine you were going to use this resource as a teaching resource. You would want the text to be legible / easy to read and interesting to look at.
Content-wise - well done! Presentation-wise, I'm looking froward to you growing in your ability to present the information in a visually interesting way :)