First student:
Mis-En-Scene
- Location is filmed in a non thriller location (most are filmed in cities)
- Fake blood and injuries are believable and realistic
- Costumes and clothing are also realistic
- Lighting is more dramatic and dark in more tense scenes
- Lighting is lighter in less important scenes
Cinematography
- Chosen angles are very suitable for each scene
- Good choice of lighting - changing from light to dark, vice versa
- Video quality is good at all times
- Camera should have been placed on a tripod stand to make it less shaky when balancing
Sound
- No dialogue is used which adds to the tension of the setting
- Suitable sounds are used to play in the background
- Clear ambiance
- Constant piano music adds to the tension
Editing
- Great use of jump-cuts
- Flashbacks are realistic and believable to audience and viewers
- Sound is edited well to fit actions and scenes
- Titles and credits are clear to read on screen
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Second student:
Mi
Mis-En-Scene
- Location is filmed in a non-thriller setting (most are based in cities)
- Clothing is casual to show they are normal people
- Props are not very realistic
- Location isn't realistic for a thriller
- Cupboard isn't suitable for a thriller
Cinematography
- Too much jump-cutting, confusing for viewers
- Took too long to get to the point
- Irrelevant scenes used in trailer
- Good choice of camera angles
- Various camera angles explored
- Lighting doesn't really change, less effect on the tension
Sound
- Good amount of layers of sounds
- Music overlaps too loudly
- Band music doesn't fit with scenery and actions
- Good sounds of conversations to show normality
Editing
- Too much jump-cutting used
- No titles used
- No cast or production team listed
- Follows through well, linking each scene
Overall Grade - B
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