In our lesson, we watched a several previous film openings and were told to look at the mark scheme to ensure we knew what we should look out for. Here are several film openings I reviewed.
A schools nightmare
- Smooth pan throughout the entire film.
- Music helped with tension and linked with the editing.
- There is enigma code.
- Lighting was relevant to the theme portrayed.
- Props help build up the clues shown and questions asked.
- Doesn't give much away to the audience.
Luna
- Music corresponds with the theme of the film opening.
- Variety of shots used.
- Camera shakes during the pans.
- Bad lighting on the beach, couldn't see clearly what was happening.
- There is no background noise which takes the attention away from the main focus.
- The main title is after the film.
- Title at the start.
- It hasn't got creative text or font which links with the theme.
- Transition between two shots which links all events together.
- Different shot from the car which shows variety.
- Music helps with tension.
Michael
- Camera angles and pans were used throughout the whole film.
- Music corresponds with the theme of the opening.
- Shots were relevant to the story.
- It doesn't give clues or make you ask questions. There are no enigma codes.
- In the beginning you can hear the background noise over the music which makes it seems cheap.
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