There are many different distinct conventions in Far from home. I watched the Far from home today since I am studying the thriller genre. The movie was very good and it helped me understand the conventions in thriller films. One thing I noticed is that there was a lot of tracking shots tracking spider-man. It tracked him on the webs. Thriller movies track the main character so the audience doesn't lose attention of the main character, such as they did in Far from home. The sound in the movie was very mysterious, as something was about to happen. Since the villain in Far from home was Dr. Curt. Connors, they made the sound creepy every time he was present. I noticed in thrillers that the sound is very similar in all of them. Spider-man has his costume and the props he uses in the movie. I noticed in thriller that everyone has certain costumes and props to match what there character is. Peter Parker also gets many flashbacks to when he was a kid. He also gets flashbacks ...
Here is the script and sound that our group is using in these scenes! Scene 1: Nick, friend of victim: "they said I'd be right here, where's he dropped off??" Victim: "maybe near the basketball hoop, lets go there to check." Scene 2: Nick, friend of victim: "No way they lied right? we payed!! This is a scam, it has to be." Victim: "uhm nick, NICK" ... Thrilling suspenseful sound track plays. Scene 3: Kidnapper: "They fell for it, the knife, the blood, I have them trapped now" ...Kidnapper leaves premises and steadily run towards nick, and victim. ... suspenseful music continues to play in the background. Scene 4: ... Victim is suddenly swiped, after he notices the alerting objects near the basketball hoop. ... Sound ... white noise begins to play as if the victim blacked out, or was put to sleep. Scene 5: In a hazy voice, nick friend of victim, "nick nick!!! where are we, what happened??" In a frantic voice ... both s...
Our pitch Today is February 2nd and my group has come up with our pitches. Me and my group members have been coming up with pitches ever since the final task came to our attention. We have been researching how to make good workable pitches. We have come up with two pitches that we think would be the best to use. The first pitch is "A man is taking his daily walk through the park, what he doesn't know is that his enemy is watching... waiting to seek revenge." We feel like this would be an interesting pitch to make a film on this pitch because it shows the "enemy" as someone who has a relationship with the subject, or had a relationship. We feel that because of this it pre-lays foundation to the relationship and helps the viewers come to a conclusion where they question themselves. What did this man do for his enemy to seek revenge? Furthermore, the pitch is interesting to make a film upon because it leaves the audience to question what will happen to the man, wil...
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