Hey there blogger! I am so excited to be back and researching for this movie genre. My group chose horror which i would say is my favorite genre of movies. I feel like i like to scare myself and then complain about how scared i was in the end. I recently watched the movie Smile, twice actually. I absolutely freaked out when i watched it but at the same time it was super cool and extremely well made. They definitely accomplish the horror aspect and unsettling part of the genre. This movie specifically has many conventions that create a shock to the audience. The sounds and props i feel like are huge part of what makes Smile, Smile. Just in the opening of the movie it has such diegetic eerie sounds that are hair grabbing. They also use props such as knives, axes and guns. The costumes and makeup in the end really depict the horror in the movie. There are also closeups, reserve shots, aerial shots which built up the scene and many camera angles and jumpscares which really build up the mov...
In this film it begins with flashbacks of this women when her husband was alive to the present after his passing. This is a common thing used in thrillers as it shows important events in the storyline and increases thrill or suspense. Next in this film, they incorporated the sound of the intruders scheming to break in and rummaging through things. A tracking shot is used to show the women going to her window to see what the sound was. Once she hears more, they used a close-up to see her peaking through the window once again. Multiple times midway through this film the camera cuts from the women on the phone with 911 to her baby crying. This is commonly used in thrillers to show multiple things going on. It also creates lots of activity. A lot of over the shoulder shots are used. It shows the door and the women on the phone and the sounds of banging are heard all the while. Extreme closeups are used to show the womens fear as the intruders are continuing to try the door. Yet another fla...
Hey, long time no see. As it is getting closer to filming day, we needed to buy props. We didn't need that many props so it wasn't any issue. I went on Amazon to start the search. The only props we needed were the weapons in the film. I searched for little fake knives and guns. We decided it would be best to just use knives in the film. In our storyboard, the guy does have a gun. We decided we are going to change that for the actual film. I ended up finding the props i wanted to buy. I bought these fake knives and they came in a pack of four. They arrived yesterday and they are actually so cool. I didn't know this when i purchased them but they are retractable. When you "stab" with them they actually go in. I think this is going to look so good in out film. Especially for the end of the film (wink wink). Anyway, both if our characters are going to end up having knives instead of guns. We realized if we film in public, it may be a little concerning have a toy gun b...
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