The Shining
You may gain inspiration from the weather and produce a 'homage to Kubrick's The Shining.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
'WHAT LIES BENEATH' - SUSPENSE ANALYSIS jacob
in our media lessons, we analysed a vierty of thrillerts such as 'What lies beneath,' a supernatural horror - thriller directed by Robert Zemeckis.
Suspense in this clip is created through many camera angles, which makes are sense of justice think that thier is an vulnerability for the female role in the thriller. Furthermore, the upbuild of sound is an crucial element to the feeling of suspense as the use of being silent throughout the whole clip builds up a mysteriously great deal of tension towards the audience as what they can see what happening but cannot hear what is about to come. Towards the end of the clip, a sudden scream of fear from the aady creates a rather powerful feeling for the audience as well as disrupting and breaking the moment of silence.
Introduction To Camera
In order to begin filming we had a tutorial of how to use a professional camera, information which was learnt such
how to take out the memory card and the battery of the camera
- Don't situate the camera on bad surfaces and never film in bad enviorments of weather
- Make sure lens is in focus mode before filming or the quality may cause errors
- Never the less Only use necessary buttons (record/zoom/focus etc) you understand cause you can break it and its expensive.
balance the camera withthe tripod and its key things. Which allowed us
To get a good angle or if in need to keep the tripod balanced use the compass
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