Year 12 media blog for our opening of a thriller project
Includes: Henry Barton(ideas and actor and editing and director and professor of gang), John Rose (ideas and camera and editing and director), Rob McQueen(ideas and storyboarder and special effects BLOOD wooo and camera and editing and director), Tom Burbridge (ideas and actor and editor and director) ....
Does Not Include: A Plot (that makes sense)... blah blah blah were getin there
Sunday, 18 February 2007
Sound track
How about we use some strange noises overlade over childs laughter, so we could have a cookoo clock go off when things happen... except that might make it seem like there was a clock but you know what I mean, I hope. : )
Chilren laughing, maybe- could highlight an innocence in what the guy does, like he doesn't know what he's donig is wrong, thus connoting his "programmed" nature and... shit. Cuckoo clocks, though? Chinny on, Rob.
Jon, a note on s**t and other such words. Please be more judicious in your use of such language. These blogs are open to the public via the school website and as such a certain standard must be maintained.
Yep, strange noises always good ina thriller and, as Jon has already commented, can be used to add extral layers of meaning as well as tension, suspense, etc
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Chilren laughing, maybe- could highlight an innocence in what the guy does, like he doesn't know what he's donig is wrong, thus connoting his "programmed" nature and... shit. Cuckoo clocks, though? Chinny on, Rob.
Jon, a note on s**t and other such words. Please be more judicious in your use of such language. These blogs are open to the public via the school website and as such a certain standard must be maintained.
Yeah Jon no swearing, take me as example. I never swear and neither should you. : ) Jon, Tom and Henry know what I mean.
Yep, strange noises always good ina thriller and, as Jon has already commented, can be used to add extral layers of meaning as well as tension, suspense, etc
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