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Ok this is a blog created for my 6th form media class, Posting on here will be mainly my course work and other bits and bobs :)

Wednesday, 6 April 2011


This is our final cut of our opening movie sequence production
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focusing more on the camera angle in the scene, we chose an angle looking down as our protagonist runs beneath and past this is because we didnt want to just use basic shots to show what was happening. The shot looking down shows her vulnerability, especially as she is running away from something/someone unkown.
this is a clip i feel the editing was very successful, first of all the character positioning and blocking is very effective, the over shoulder low angle shot looking down on the protagonist provides the sense of vulnerability while the large, up close antagonist ands a heavy, daunting disposition.
the original lighting of the scene is very low key and ominus, however the computer screens used at school show it better.
the music was chosen because it helps build and hold the desired tension we wanted, it mimics the fear of the protagonist as she tries to escape the situation.

Thursday, 10 March 2011


I have chosen to show this particular shot because i feel the angle we have used has really helped us build up tension as our short film reaches a climax. Even though the shot is unedited, i think when we are finished with the change in lighting and sound editing, the tension will be increased greatly.The over shoulder angle looking back on the antagonist approaching is my favourite part about this scene as it reminds me of some typical thriller films

Monday, 28 February 2011

These are a fey KEY story board shots


These are just a few scenes we have planned to use in our opening. We feel in these two we will be able to create a very strong sense of tension.
With a mix of low key lighting, long shots looking down the corridor and perhaps the use of non diagetic sound we can build a very effective feeling of suspence.

This is the video displaying our chosen filming location(s)