Monday, 1 September 2014

Title Sequences

Q1- What 2 words describe the mood and atmosphere of a thriller?
A- Suspense and mystery

Q2- Why do we have title sequences?
A- To show production company, director, casting etc.

Q3- How many title slates?
A- 20-30

Q4- What comes first in a title sequence?
A- Production company

Thriller Title Sequence

-Suspense music
-Production company
-Main character comes first
-Co-casting
-Production team

Title Sequence for 'Mask' Remake

Q- What makes 'Mask' remake a thriller?
A- Music, the gun, location and atmosphere

Q- What questions are we left with?
A- Why was he being chased?
Why is the gadget important?
Who are the men in suits?
What's the gadget?
What happened next?

'Se7en' Clip

How does it create mystery and suspense?

Whats in the box?
What does the prisoner know?
Why is the prisoner so mysterious?
Why do they want to kill him?

This clip creates mystery and suspense by how the music is quite tense and low level and giving the audience questions to think about. The camera keeps going back and fourth to a helicopter that's probably looking for the prisoner. Giving the situation there in, with one of the characters opening a box and being shocked of what is in there. Which also gives the more suspense. As for the other character has a gun to the prisoners head so he could be trying to collect information out of him about what is in the box. I'd rate the film 5/5 for it on being a thriller. It shows the main signs of mystery, suspense and questioning.

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