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April 16, 2010, 10:13 am
Filed under: Coursework 321: Thriller Opening Sequence
Filed under: Coursework 321: Thriller Opening Sequence
- Holding a shot steady, where appropriate; Proficient
- Framing a shot, including and excluding elements as appropriate; Basic to proficient
- Using a variety of shot distances as appropriate; Basic
- Shooting material appropriate to the task set; Proficient
- Selecting mise-en-scéne, including colour, figure, lighting, objects and setting; Basic to proficient
- Editing so that the meaning is apparent to the viewer; Proficient
- Using varied shot transitions and other effects selectively and appropriately for the task set; Basic to proficient
- Using sound with images and editing appropriately for the task set; Proficient
- Using titles appropriately; Proficient
- Good use of non-diegetic sound at the start (see 5)
- Have folio of camera flashing at same time as pictures
- Interpret pan/envelope tool into pictures so they have a 3D effect
- Change transitions of pictures from wipe/crossface to camera-like flash
- Eliminate some of the pictures at the start.. 36 secs is too much
- Why are the photos blurry? Make them clear, not distorted.
- Lower volume of non-diegetic ‘creepy’ music at start
- 37-1.19 — This is too much time getting ready, 1/4 it.
- Transitions are interesting, but why are they used? They must have a purpose.
- 17-119 – Vary shot types. Must be done.
- 39- music, no music (Jay Z) –> Too abrupt. Eliminate. There is also a lack of continuity with other cuts.
- 129 — Door handle, feet? Different shots needed.
- Trim area in stairs – continuity –> look where the characters are at.
- 134 — How do the audience know it’s a change of day? 151– Visually, how can this be shown? Think about flashes (camera)
- 156 — really good.
- Trim from 134 – 156 –> get to 156 sooner.
- Good use of non-diegetic music at 156 — but why not use the same music from the start?
- 151 –> why heartbeat?
- 151-2.17 –> Varied shot types needed — feet getting up, faces, etc.
- 224 –> why transition used?
- 2.24 – -> the non diegetic sound stops too abruptly,. Once again why heartbeat?
- 2.42 –> Good white out turning into flashback with Ouija Board
- 2.42 –>Continuity? The characters are in different positions. 3.13 –> Eliminate some – needs to be trimmed.
- Good use of non-diegetic sound ‘No’ and close up –> 3.13
- 3.18 –> Why is this transition used?
- 3.30 –> Get rid of zoom out/edit down.
- 3.35 –> close up of bag/hand needed. Close up of Ouija board needed. Anna’s POV needed.
- 4.08 –> Faith’s character, must edit down – interpret a different angle.
- 4.09 –> Good white out to introduce flashback.
- 4.20 –> close up’s needed
- 4.26 –> use the screaming in the background with a black screen
- 4.28 – 4.30 –> too blurry for too long
- 4.30 – 4.38 –> too much POV – close up’s needed of other characters.
- What comes at the end? Have the protagonists face with shock
Overall
Good; Use of non-diegetic sound
Target; Vary shot types and trim areas needed.
33/60
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