2. Camera
The use of wide
shot establishes the
setting. The camera
focuses on this
setting for quite
some time as it
pans to give
audiences a
panoramic view of
the scene.
Sound
In this opening the non diegetic
sound of tense music to build up
suspense
Mis-en-scene
In this opening
scene the audience
is able to
acknowledge the
setting which is set
in the forest. This is
conventional of the
thriller genre as it
connotes isolation
and a sense of
danger.
3. Camera movement
The camera is
following the
character running
from behind as if
following her. This is
conventional to the
thriller genre.
Editing
As the scene changes the
setting however remains the
same. This creates a sense of
continuity and realism.
Mis-en-scene
The woman shown
in the scene is
running in the
woods alone. To
audiences this could
create suspense that
there is a possibility
of danger.
Camera
the camera
focuses on the
character in the
middle of the shot
which suggests
that the character
may be of
importance.
4. Mis en scene
The same setting
is throughout
these scenes
however the use
of the obstacle
suggests what
could happen in
the following
scenes to come.
Camera movement
The camera fixes the focus on
the woman however the
camera movement pans
around from back to front to
show her struggle up the
obstacle
Sound
In this scene we can
see the character
overcoming the
obstacle as well as
hearing her breathing.
Which is diegetic
