Here is a video of Our Opening Sequence, Contamination of which I have completed a Directors commentary and inserted in over the top of our video, talking about aspects of mise-en-scene within, our chosen sound track, shots and things we could have included.
Here is a brief summary of what I spoke about during my Directors Commentary:
The structure of our opening sequence, slightly changed from
our original plan, as when we started to edit shots together they didn't look
as flush as we wanted them to and they also didn't run as smoothly into one
another as planned.
We chose to use this specific sound track as it created a
tense feel as though building up to a climax and created an eerie atmosphere
By having heavy breathing over our point of View shots, it creates
an interaction with the character.
Jumping/tripping shot: To make this shot even better we could have added in a close
up of Jacob after he tips to allow the audience to connect with the character also
enhancing the sense of action within the piece.
Mise-en-scene: We decided to film in a wood as was the most
suitable for our opening sequence as was lots of objects and nature around
making it seem as though the character is in the middle of nowhere.
We have used panning at the beginning of our piece as to establish
the location and setting of the piece.
We have filmed lots of shots of Jacob running, of which we
have tried to fast edit the shots together to make a greater impact on our sequence.
Also by having Jacob running in different directions all over the place it
creates the sense of confusion within the piece and disorientation.
We chose this specific typography as looked effective and
interesting, we chose to fade it in and out so that it slowly disappeared and reappeared.
We used the effect dip to black throughout, as some of the shots didn't run smoothly as
from the Point of View shot to the still shot didn't work so by suing a dip to
black enabled us to create a smooth flowing connection.
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