The crash scene unit 1
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The document discusses editing shots before and after a crash scene in a film. It notes that the seven shots before the crash totaled 26 seconds with varying lengths, while the shots after the crash were much shorter, mostly under 2 seconds. The longer pre-crash shots were used to build tension without signaling that something was imminent. CGI was used for elements like poles piercing the car to keep actors safe during filming.
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Single camera techniques are commonly used in film and television productions due to lower costs. Quarantine is a found footage horror film that effectively uses single camera techniques to create a sense of realism and tension for viewers. Key aspects of the film's single camera technique include shaky camerawork during intense scenes, interviews filmed with a single static camera, and minimal editing to maintain the documentary style. These techniques immerse viewers in the story and help establish Quarantine as an authentic zombie horror film.
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1) Veronica and her friends go to her grandmother's lake house for the weekend. They find a mysterious blank book that seems to move on its own.
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Chloe Potter created a questionnaire to profile the audience for a horror film LO2. The questionnaire aims to understand the demographics of viewers, including their gender, age, and socioeconomic group. Understanding the audience demographic is important as it allows the company to tailor their marketing and products for that audience. It also helps the filmmakers understand what scares different age groups so they can make a bigger impact on the main target audience.
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- 1. Editing The crash scene Chloe Potter
- 2. Before the crash There were 7 camera shots before they crash. Each shot added up to 26 seconds This shot is 3 seconds long This shot is 2 seconds long This shot is 5 seconds long This shot is 1 second long This shot is 3 seconds long This shot is 6 seconds long This shot is 8 seconds long
- 3. After the crash This shot is 5 seconds long This shot is about half a second long This shot is about 1 second long this shot is about half a second long This shot is about 1 second long This shot is 1 second long This shot is 17 seconds long This part of the scene adds up to about 26 seconds
- 4. Reason + CGI The reason why the camera shot were so long before the accident is because the director didn't’t want the audience to have a feeling of if something was going to happen next. All action scene are very quick and jumps to one shot to another. But as soon as they crashed all the shots were probably less than 2 seconds long The CGI in this scene was mainly when the poles went through the windscreen and the back of the seat. The reason they used CGI is to keep the actors safe when they were filming. Some of the poles were real but some were CGI.