Rough Cut 3- Nitisha
From rough cut 2, we got rid of 'Warner Bros' as we thought it was a copy right so we thought it was best not to use this. There were jump cuts, sound cuts etc. this was part of our feedback therefore we had to change all of these in order to get a better final piece.
Thursday, 16 January 2014
Wednesday, 8 January 2014
Rough Cut 2- Nitisha
Rough Cut 2- Nitisha
This is our second rough cut. In this we added in sounds, credits, the killing scene at the end etc. We then revealed this to our audience for them to watch, we received more feedback to make the opening sequence better and how a continuous flow. This was the feedback we received.
This is our second rough cut. In this we added in sounds, credits, the killing scene at the end etc. We then revealed this to our audience for them to watch, we received more feedback to make the opening sequence better and how a continuous flow. This was the feedback we received.
We also received even more feedback but this has been put on the editors page. http://nitisha13asacs.blogspot.co.uk/
This is our second rough cut.
Tuesday, 7 January 2014
Soundtrack Analysis - Shivani
Soundtrack Analysis - Shivani
Throughout the opening I noticed that there were many different types of sounds that were used throughout the extract, However, most of all the sound used in this extract is conventional because we can tell that there is suspense and tension building up gradually, right from the beginning of the extract. The sound are constantly changing throughout the extract as we can see that the music changes from high to low quite often. This type of sound would be very good to use in a teen horror opening sequence because right from the beginning we can tell that something horrible and terrifying is going to happen, just based on hearing the sound of the music that is used throughout the extract.
From hearing the sound that is gradually building up suspense and tension, this is something that teenagers would like to hear in teen horror films, however not only that but the this type of sound was attract the audience even further because it gets their adrenaline going. The way the sound has been flowed throughout as there is consistency of the sound hints out to the audience that there is going to be action in the extract.
Throughout the opening I noticed that there were many different types of sounds that were used throughout the extract, However, most of all the sound used in this extract is conventional because we can tell that there is suspense and tension building up gradually, right from the beginning of the extract. The sound are constantly changing throughout the extract as we can see that the music changes from high to low quite often. This type of sound would be very good to use in a teen horror opening sequence because right from the beginning we can tell that something horrible and terrifying is going to happen, just based on hearing the sound of the music that is used throughout the extract.
From hearing the sound that is gradually building up suspense and tension, this is something that teenagers would like to hear in teen horror films, however not only that but the this type of sound was attract the audience even further because it gets their adrenaline going. The way the sound has been flowed throughout as there is consistency of the sound hints out to the audience that there is going to be action in the extract.
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