S1-66: Thriller Opening 2010/11

The overall feedback we recieved from our final cut of our Thriller opening was: Positive Good camera angles Good suspense built in the ...

In the next two lesson we will aim to improve on some of the issues raised that we had from the feedback from other groups. Further editing ...

The feedback we reiceved was overall alot better than our previous Childrens film opening. Most groups managed to pick up on the fact that i...

Good use of music, builds up tension well. good use of cinematography aswell, showing the vast woodland are they are in. The lighting at t...

Group 62 story line could be made clearer, we thought it was good that you based it on a real phobia, however we didnt understand why he wa...

Group 63: We think that this film is made very well and has good continuity throughout it. The film includes the convention of a thriller,...

Good cinematography Good Editing Lighting was good at the beginning Music fitted the conventions Titles were quite basic and hard to rea...

So far in this project, we have filmed and edited the clips so that the general story of our sequence is understandable.  We have also added...

After the test filming we have had a few more ideas on how to go about filming the opening to our thriller and have also learnt how to creat...

This is the poster for Shutter island,  the font is all in red, bold and in capitals to make it stand out to the audience.  This is the p...

  This is a poster for the film 'Gothika',  it uses rain to create a dark and sad atmosphere, and has been made to look like the gir...

For our thriller opening we are looking to attract a teenage / young adult audience as this age group are most likely to be interested in th...

Crime Thriller Murder By Numbers (2002) In a crime thriller such as 'Murder By Numbers' the introduction introduces the protang...

A call sheet is a schedule of what will take place during the filming of the sequences.  Call sheets usually include contact information and...

3 things we did well:  good use of music and sound affect.  the camera work was sturdy  shos were well framed 3 things we need to impro...

first scene; monologue: Victim : Wh...wh...where am I? How did i get here? What's going on? The last thing I remember was walking thro...

   Complete darkness.     Shot one fades into shot two, which is a man standing in bad light.   Flash to white to represent a flashback  ...

Area; fields, lots of rocks and trees. We would need to take care of where we step or if we decide to film from up a tree we would have to t...

Preparation is key No guessing or luck involved.  Be organised 5 Main Process' Script Writing Storyboarding Test Shooting Shooting...

What type of music are we going to use? Our music will have two main parts, the first will be the music that is playing through the headpho...

0:00/0:09 - Complete darkness, the audience can hear a monologue of a person talking. 0:10/0:19 - The darkness slowly fades to reveal a p...

Props - The props involved with our filming will include the murderer's weapon, which shall be a cane. This is supposed to be a strange ...

Matt - Camera Odin - Sound/Victim Ali - Editing/Murderer Everyone will make their own way down to Odin's house, where we shall shoot...

 15 - We chose this film classification because it will give us more freedom to explore the areas we want to, and it will not restrict our a...

Location Arrington (near Royston) Record when it is dark.  The house that we will record in. The woods that we shall record in.

Thriller opening based on a phobia. Atelophobia - Fear of imperfection  A murderer that wants to rid the world of imperfect people Iso...

( Logo shown at 0:37) The Warner Bros logo varies through the different films its involved in. In Sherlock Holmes the logo of Warner Bros i...

Level 3 - A few hand-held shots were used, and steady shots were used when appropriate. - A variety of shot types are used. - Shots were ...

http://64thriller10.blogspot.com/ From first viewing, this groups thriller opening seems to contain the typical conventions of the thrille...

-    Level 1 up to 23 -    Level 2 24-35 -    Level 3 36-47 -    Level 4 48-60 Holding a steady shot where appropriate. Framing a shot ...

In the opening credits to film 'The Number 23' the camera focuses on paper with the credits written in a typewriters font. The came...

Description/Evaluation of Task   This is our preliminary task for the thriller opening that we shall be creating.  We used simple yet effec...