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Year 10 Media CourseworkCompare the techniques used in the opening sequences of two filmsYou may choose between:
You should talk generally about what makes a good opening to a film. What sort of things is important? What are the key components of an opening? (Music, SFX,etc.) Then say what films you are going to write about. Who directed them? What are they about? What audience are the aimed at? Who wrote the music? Talk about the music in the two films you have chosen. What type of music is used? What instruments? Is there a theme tune? What are the differences/similarities between the two films? What does the music add to the film? When is music used or not used? What effects can be created by the music? Film A does this, whereas film B does ………… The sound effects obviously add to the atmosphere. What sounds effects are used and when? Why are these sound effects used? Talk about the various different camera shots and lighting effects and what these add to the atmosphere and mood being created. What different methods are used to change the atmosphere, create tension, or change the mood in each of the films you have chosen? How effective do you think this is? Refer back to the points you made in your opening paragraph. say how successful the two films are with their opening sequences. Do they make people want to see the rest of the film? Do they set the scene for the whole movie? Points to think about when writing your essayDon’t forget the P.E.E. system for writing essays. P.E.E. stands for Point – Evidence – Explanation. Point – State your idea
Evidence – Give an example from a film
Explanation – what effect does this create? Why is this done?
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