I marked the following work out of ten based on their
Material appropriate to the target audience, whether or not the title were
conventional/appropriate, sound/images and technical editing, camera
work/framing/mise en scene, editing and overall feel of the title sequence to
give me an overall score out of 60.
Captive:
I felt that captive was a very good title sequence, I felt
that the display of the titles were very appropriate as the titles flickered
when coming onto to screen, which creates a sense of unease, which is usually
what is created in the opening to (what I am assuming to be a) thriller film.
This is effective as it might symbolise the flickering of a light for example
in a rundown place, which is where a lot of thriller films are set. I also felt
that the use of the camera was very effective. This opening displayed a wide
range of different shot types, showing different angles shots, and a variety of
ranges, ranging from extreme close ups to extreme long shots. The framing was
also very good in this opening as the rule of 3rds was consistently being used
and was always showing the character from different places, giving the
connotations that he is being watched and is definitely in danger. I also felt
the editing in this opening was very good having shots jump constantly between
each other, and create a sense of disorientation. The sound I felt could have been
improved, as I felt the music became too dramatic at the end for what little
was going on, therefore marked it down for that. I also marked it down for the
fact that I didn’t feel like there was enough going on in the scene. Overall I
scored this piece of work 55/60 and felt that this was a very good piece of
work, and very good opening title sequence.
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