Individual Analysis

Overall I think that our finished product was successful, i feel we spent our time wisely. We where very presice about the way we wanted our thriller sequence to look to an audience. Although we couldn't get the exact music we wanted within the time we got an end result which worked very well.
At the started when we was planning our sequence tittle we had an idea that we thought would be easily done but as we got further through the project we realised that it wasen't going to be so easy.
To start we wanted to get a sound of the heart beating in the background music, but we could not get a beat close enough to this so we decided to make our own music and build up tension through out our thriller, making the audience think about what is going to happen next. I liked our titles as they made it look more thriller like and didn't move aournd the screen. We also made sure that they were not too big and just the right size, We made our tittle sequence's name big so it is obvious its the name.
Camera angles, we used panning to show the dead body this was used quite a bit before the flashbacks. Close-ups where used so it wasen't clear who the killer or victim was, we also used behind shots to show this.
Editing, was used alot but in a good way. We used sepia to give the black and white effect to our flash backs. To get our flashbacks we used transistions and put a white screen in between to amke our flashback work. We also used fading tranistions to fade our begining and ending titles. We also sped up and slowed down a few shots, to make them more effective.
Generic Convections are themes that make a thriller what it is. In our thriller we used generic convections. There is alot of violence, this shows that is it a thriller using shots such as; Tying up hands or hand covering mouth. A death is usally within a thriller, we had a body and used panning to gradually showing the body. Flash back where to show what had happened in the day before the death. I think our thriller was very well done to communitcate the generic convections of a thriller.