Sarah Alexander Media Studies

 We did it! We finally completed everything and finished our final opening scene. Do you want to see? Down below is my final opening scene.

 Hi guys, so we are finally finishing everything with this process. This post will have the video to my creative critical reflection, of our opening scene "I See You." There is not much to talk about because everything is in the video, so below is my creative critical reflection video.

 Hi guys. today's post will be short as it will be talking about the sound in our film. I'm sorry but today's intro is a little shorter than usual because I want to get straight into it.  To keep it short our opening scene only has 3 sounds. 2 audios that will set the tone and the other being a camera taking a picture sound to make sure the viewers understand that a picture is being taken. Other than that, there is not really any sound. We did not film any of the sounds that are in our film. We used the sounds that were provided by our editor and the sound of the camera was from YouTube.   This is a pic of how the tracks with our sound looked like

  Hi guys, today's post will talk about how we want our film to come off as. How it will feel, sound, look, etc. I will also talk about how we will achieve this. There is a lot to be talked about so let's jump right into it.     Looks:   Our goal is to make our film look suspenseful, exciting, and mysterious. Our genre is mystery/thriller, so this was a bit obvious. We plan to achieve this we filmed. What I mean by this is that one of the first scenes shows a dead body. We want the viewers to think about how that person does and to get interested in knowing more about what happened. Then we show a flashback to explain what has happened. With the I see your text at the end we hope the viewers will become even more excited knowing the true story behind everything. Mise- en -scene helps with this because of the outfit she is wearing. The viewers might wonder what she did to die like that.     Feel:   We want the viewers to feel excited and get on the edge of their seats wonder