Thursday, 9 February 2012

Question 5 - How did you address/attract your audience?

This is a Voice-Over Response to Question 5, that we created over the top of our Thriller Opening. We refere to our Opening, by addressing the editing techniques, camera techniques and much more.



This is the Script for the above video:


"In our questionnaire we got feedback saying that a typical thriller should be filmed in a dark and secluded place, this is why we picked this location."
"We picked a location that was dark, however it wasn't as dark as we expected it to be, this why we used a black and white transition over it."
"We also got feedback from our questionnaires saying that our thriller opening should be thrilling and dramatic from the start."
"This is why we opened our thriller with the torture scene with the bucket of water, this is because it makes the audience want to watch on."
"Our audience suggested that an isolated location should best suit our thriller opening because it creates an eyrie atmosphere and tension because it is an unknown setting."
"The location that we chose was a garden shed because it is small and isolated from the outside world. The shed could be anywhere."
"The outfits used in the opening reflect the roles of the characters they are playing."
"The convict is dressed in casual wear showing that he has been caught unaware, whereas the cop is wearing formal wear which shows that he is organised and prepared for the situation."
This also shows that he is in control and the powerful character in the scene. The convict lies at his mercy.
"We placed tools in the scene which would specifically trigger reactions that will assume that something bad could happen."
"They were placed in this scene because it shows that it is a working environment every day garden tools could quite easily be used in the wrong way."
"We added them to the background because without them we thought that the setting would be bare."

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