- Embed an opening from a film that you think is effective and uses techiques you would like to emulate in your own production.
- bullet point technical codes (media language techniques) that you have noticed. Any narrative, action techniques that you could represent in your production.
Techniques:
- Use of slow motion during opening credits shows destruction within the clips.
- Opening music juxtaposes American society, as the use of their national anthem contradicts the destruction within the opening scenes handi-cam at the start helps to establish a point of view shot to create verisimilitude.
- Prosthetic used in order to make people look like zombies.
- Voice over used in order to give audience knowledge and insight into the opening scene.
Link #2- The Avengers (Whedon, 2012)
Techniques:
- Use of a sound bridge during the change of clips is used in order to create
- Use of editing between each clip, where transitions are used in order to once again create continuity between the clips by integrating transitions between them
- Panning shows aspects of the genre such as the costumes.
- Use of weapons used help to reinforce genre of the film. Use of close ups help to emphasize them.
- Bold music helps to establish a 'heroic nature'
Link #3- Creep (Smith, 2004)
Techniques:
- Soundtrack- use of high pitched strings create scraping sound which adds to the tension of the start.
- Dietetic sound of women in background conveys panic.
- Use of prosthetic show blood, which relates back to the horror genre.
- The title 'Creep' has blood smeared on it which connotes blood and danger, once again relating to the horror genre.
- Use of transitions in order to create a distorted image, which makes the audience pay more attention.
- Close up of operating equipment.
Well done Adam, don;t forget to post stills for films which you cant embed.
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