Q2-43 : THRILLER PROJECT 2007/8

Monday, 4 February 2008
Q2-43 : THRILLER PROJECT 2007/8

News reporter on scene



This is an example of the sort of thing we will be doing e.g. having a reporter on the scene. We will have a reporter on the scene commenting of the murders. Just like in this video.

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Example of news room



This is an example of a news studio. One of our ideas to recreate a news room or have a news reporter. this clip gives an idea of how the reporters talk to the camera and each other.

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Tuesday, 15 January 2008
Q2-43 : THRILLER PROJECT 2007/8

Analysing student work



Brings the text in well with fade in fades out, this suits the music which is slow and almost creepy which suits and slow fade in and slow fade out. It then fades in with what could be food colouring in water to represent blood. This is also slow and creepy. These three aspects work really well together and add up to give a really creepy atmostphere.
It flicks between then creepy blood flow and then to a shot cut of what looks like someone being killed. This i think works really well as they are using amature actors and i think it being short and just flickers of scruft hair and someone being pulled around etc. The music then changes as well, going louder emphiseing the action.
I think this group undersatnd the thriller genre but i think this intro sequence has alot of horror in as wel as thriller. The structure of the opening sequence works really well when they keep cutting back to the blood in water shot. this creates alot of tension.
Overal it works well and blends the music and the differnt shots on screen togther really well.

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Monday, 7 January 2008
Q2-43 : THRILLER PROJECT 2007/8

Group members

Oli -
In the last project i made the sound track which i think went with the footage really well and did alot of editing. This has Really increased my confidence when it comes to the general process of making an intro sequence which means i am much more knowledgable about which processes work well and which don't

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