The documentary provides insight into the making of the classic film Jaws by profiling the production challenges, including mechanical issues with the shark prop, without a narrator. It structures interviews with the crew about transforming the book into a film and the audience response which left many afraid to swim in the ocean afterwards. Shots include a blue screen with a cartoon shark projection, movie posters, and locations from the film on Martha's Vineyard that capture the experience of creating this influential blockbuster.

1. In the teeth of
Jaws

2. Documentary Type
 Interesting as it gives the audience an insight to how a classic movie
was made.
 There is no narrator but the documentary is structured. The concept
of the movie, inspired by the book; the production of the film,
including all the problems that the crew experienced. For example
the shark prop not always working and the finally the response of
the movie. For example how people started that they never felt the
same about the sea after jaws ‘twenty years later’.

3. Mise en scene
 Blue screen which has a projected cartoon shark on it.
 Jaws movie posters
 The beach and the sea that the movie was filmed on.

4. Camera Angles
 Medium shots, close up and medium close ups are used throughout
the interviews.
 Rule of thirds is used with interviewees being placed on the left and
right of the screen.
 Location/establishing shots of marthas vineyard the location jaws
was filmed.

5. Editing
 The interviews are edited together using cross cuts
 Tilting and zooming in and out the stills to make them appear to be
more exciting.