Here are some examples...
Use of effects:
- Black and White (click on the picture to view the clip)
The use of black and white infers that the current scene is set in the past. This is the effect that we decided to use, as we wanted to emphasize that the scene happened a few days ago, and it also gives it a mysterious atmosphere.
- Red gain (click on the picture to view the clip)
Using a high red gain makes the camera appear to be from the eye of a mutant, making the scene more sinister and frightening.
- High contrast and high saturation (click on the picture to view the clip)
The high contrast and saturation amplifies the cold icey atmosphere and weather.
- Low exposure with low brightness (click on the picture to view the clip)
Lowering the exposure and brightness has emphasized the forest to be more daunting and scary, creating a frightening and eerie effect.
Use of Sound:
- Suspense sound Click here to listen to the sound
- Tense bass Click here to listen to the sound
- Up beat drum Click here to listen to the sound
- Eerie sound Click here to listen to the sound
Overall, digital editing has helped to create different emotions (such as tension and suspense) different connotations about what is about to happen, and it gives the audience a greater indication of the atmosphere of the scene. This is achieved through the use of camera effects and sound effects. However, we used IMovie 08 to create our film, instead of IMovie HD, and so we were more limited to using special effects as IMovie 08 does not have many.
Developing my skills on IMovie has made me realise the significance of digital editing, and how to create meaning through it. Moreover, it has massivley improved the quality of my opening sequence, and has helped it to conform to the conventions of a thriller.
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