For the past week the group has been researching various thriller movies, the movie we're researching at the moment is the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (TCM) is a long term favorite amongst scare enthusiasts and has touched the hearts of millions of fans. However, the most recent installment of the series is poorly rated by many due to its poor storyline. The TCM is a scary film and has some notable scenes that draw out fear in the audience but lack of interesting storyline makes it bland and unentertaining. The TCM uses tracking shots, close-ups and inserts. The TCM also uses very detailed props and costumes to immerse audiences such as chainsaws and leather masks. The TCM fantastically uses jump scares and music to intensify the film and it truly terrifies the audience. The use of loud sounds leaves the audience cowering in fear and leaves them on the edge of their seats. The TCM also uses terrifying costumes to unsettle the audience and immerse t...
Welcome back Bloggers. Today I will be choosing the music for our thriller opening sequence. This is a really hard decision because there's 2 different kinds of music that will be in our opening sequence. We would have to blend together these two different types of music. It also has to be a smooth transition in order to avoid any distraction from the scenes themselves. The two types of music are the happy upbeat familiar music played in a car. The other one will be creepy and suspenseful to evoke as much emotion as possible. These are so different so it makes it even more difficult to transition them. I've been looking over the Final Destination opening sequence to see what they did with their music but I realized their music is pretty similar the whole time. The background noise is strong which puts the audience on edge. Our first idea for this is incorporating the happy music in the background while they are packing up and setting up. Then the creepy music would then slowly ...
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