Monday 17 January 2011

Analysation of Student Videos

http://51thriller10.blogspot.com/

This opening thriller sequence made by this group was very well thought out and conforms to the marking scheme for the opening sequences.

Holding a shot steady where appropriate:
They managed to hold the shots steady during the shots were it was  necessary the handheld shots also add a good effect.

Using a variety of shot distances:
There was plenty of variety in shot lengths with an emphasis on close-ups this creates a more intimate feeling with the opening sequence.

Shooting material appropriate to the case:
the material is very thriller-esque you are not entirely sure what is going on but it still entices you to carry on watching to find out.

Selecting the mise-en-scene in shot:
The mise-en-scene has not been thought through very well as the things in shot change depending on the shot and  character. The way the mise-en- is portrayed is also quite confusing as you are not sure what has importance.

Editing so the meaning is apparent to the viewer:
The meaning is very clear to the viewer yet still keeps some mystery from the viewer enticing you to watch on.

Using titles appropriately:
This was probably the best thing about this clip the titles were very proffesional and help add to an overall effect of professionalism. The way it is imposed on the scenery forces you to look for them slightly and they take you by surprise.

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