Critique Reflection

I believe our group did really well with creating and executing good shots. Our editing was also good. Our classmates favored the acting and story. I feel that some ways we can improve are by really perfecting our shots. I feel that some shots could have been better with different camera movements. Are strengths were definitely in creating shots and editing. Our editing set a good pace for the film. The techniques we used for our shots also did well with telling our story. Some of are weaknesses were in acting and believability. Some shots could have been more serious. For future projects I will focus on the emotion the actors should have. I will also make sure the acting and shots complement each other. I can improve on our strengths by taking into account the emotion of the film. I will make sure the editing and shots portray the message we are trying to tell.

all the shots are through one panning shots and are made from one point and one angle this is what makes up the movie the panning shot is very vivid it has many sounds and many visual examples from a brick wall to a house in which a lady is inside this is very important because he doesn't have a lot to work with with just one panning shot but manages to do this this makes Hitchcock very intuitive and very creative.

Stress

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Sounds
The film has a lot of noises such as a train in the background a lot of orchestra and they also use a lot of day to day use of activity noises such as kids playing in the background bells from a bicycle and even they played a alarm clock at the beginning to show that it is early in the morning. the use of car sounds help to tell that they are probably in a city environment and it is real busy where they are and to show that a lot is happening in the area.

use of montage

How does the use of montage illustrate the intention of directors and what is its effect on the audience?  

The Effects of a montage can give the audience the feel that a long period of work or certain time has passed in a short amount of clips which can be 30 seconds to a couple minutes depending on the films original length.the purpose is to show work or sequences of events that lead up to the main plot in a shorter time so it does not bore the viewer. a great example is the Movie rocky and the training scenes done in the film

Camera Movement

crane down: moves you in to the scene. there is a feeling of falling into the characters world

crane up: gives feeling of how large the obstacle that the character is about to face is.

crane high to low angle: makes the character look strong and imposing

handheld camera:gives feeling of uneasiness or danger

quick pan: quickly changes the emotion of a scene at once

quick push in: creates feeling of surprise or shock

slow dolly in: creates tension

slow dolly out:

dolly across:

glidecam camera:

glidecam 360 reveal:

zolly:

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