Monday, 29 March 2010
Audience Response
Friday, 12 February 2010
Film Opening Sequence
This is our horror film opening sequence which we have finally finished. Everything is edited, all the music has gone in. We have had some technical difficulties which we have overcome.
If I had to do this again I would try and make it scarier by filming in a darker setting, even if it did take longer. The music i think goes really well, almost perfect for the atmosphere setting. I think the darker setting would have connoted a more scarier mood, with the audience being frightened more.
What am proud of most is the final few shots where Nick has been stabbed and the continuity where you see him start to fall and it the cuts (match on action) to him falling from his eyes, then to use the camera shutter as the eye lids slowly closing and becoming blurry, as if they were his eyes.
Almost there
16 seconds of audio
Film Poster

First Cut- Analysis
This is our first cut of our film, it has been edited down to fit into the 2 minute rule. We believe that the film denotes the horror genre that we first set out to achieve. We were going to introduce the start of the argument during the 16 seconds of credits near the beginning of the film, but unfortunately the audio that we recorded did not fit very well with the conversation as in the audio we recorded it was in a quiet indoor room, whereas the filming was done in a cold windy enviroment with the noise of traffic in the background. So we decided to take the audio argument out of the film, and we thought the film still connoted the horror that was intended. This means that in those 16 seconds we have credits coming up and just the continuous music we have created.
The Music that was created goes with the genre of the film. It goes continuously just like the opening of Halloween, that we reasearched. The music also has the increased diagetic sound when we wanted the audience to jump, or be scared, to add an emotion of shock.


