- Make-up - Sweat on forehead and clothes.
- Expanding key moments - Making them last longer.
- Building up 'obstacles' for each character to overcome (e.g. wheelchair/narrow doorways).
- Music becomes more intense as she approaches.
- Close ups of more important elements - Door lock, feet walking etc.
- Paul's POV shot - Puts viewer in his shoes.
- Use of silence to create tension - What is going to happen next?
- Variety of shots and angles - Editing quickens towards the end of the scene (parallel shots e.g. He locks door, she unlocks front door).
- False hope for protagonist (e.g. broken phone).
This is the blog of George Woodward (gwoodward449) to use for the BTEC Creative Media Production course.
Sunday, 15 January 2012
Building Suspense and Tension in a Scene From Misery (Reiner 1990)
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Thriller
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