Horror is a film genre that seeks to elicit fear or disgust in its audience for entertainment purposes. Horror films often explore dark subject matter and may deal with transgressive topics or themes. CAMS in horror films go as such. For camera angles a high angle makes the characters look vulnerable. Movements used in this genre are pans. A slow pan may reveal something scary. For shots a handheld camera shot. This is used very often in horror films to add a sense of reality. CLAMPS in horror films go as such. Costumes should be detailed and scary for obvious reasons. Lighting may be dim and lots of shadows are created to build fear. Acting in horror films includes a shock factor. This means acting calm then suddenly acting scared. Makeup in horror films should be very detailed on the actors that represent something to induce fear. Such as a clown. Props in a horror film may vary. Weapons for the inducers may provoke fear from viewers. The setting also may be in a secluded area, perha...
What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? During the opening sequences, the names of the actors are presented while the camera is moving downward what it looks like inside of an elevator shaft. It is very dark. The names of the main actors and producers of the film are introduced one by one while the camera is still moving downward, then shortly after the main characters are introduced , the title” Speed” pops up in the same font as the names. The exciting part of the title is it zooming towards the camera with “P” being the center of it. After the title is gone. More titles of other actors of the movie are presented, again in the same font. Now dramatic/ suspenseful music is playing in the background loudly. What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? In the opening scene the prioritized images are the floor numbers in the elevator shaft . They are prioritized because they are bold black font and everything el...
My group finished filming last weekend. Just look in the first half, Julie filmed and Addison acted doing Julie's role. We filmed the shots that involved the car moving. We also did all the shots from the street. These shots were incredibly hard to pull off. This is because of how we wanted them to look in the original vision. We wanted it to cut back and forth from Addison hitting him back to her reactions. Sadly we could not do this exactly, but we did get very close. First off, Addison had to drive the car, and she is not the best driver. This meant that while filming we all had to be extremely attentive and careful. Someone was outside the car at all times making sure we were safe. The rest of us were watching out the windows for incoming dangers. Finally, Addison kept her foot next to the break the whole time while driving very slowly. We filmed on a side street where almost no one else was minimizing our risk of any accidents. She also drove straight very slowly to make sure ...
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