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Title Research- Watcher

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  As we are in the early stages of the final task, I decided to research opening sequences of three movies of our chosen genre. Having a better idea of the thriller genre by observing some will definitely enhance the final task. The opening sequence was from the movie Gone Girl. What titles and images are displayed/prioritized during the opening sequences? At the beginning of "Gone Girl," the credits appear to be part of a scene, showing the back of  Nick Dunne's (Ben Afleck) head while he caresses his wife Amy's (Rosamund Pike) hair. The camera specifically focuses on this private moment and guides the screen's presentation of the credits. This “nice moment” paints an idyllic picture of a happily married couple who live seemingly perfect lives. This facade of a normal superman maragive and life sets the rest of the movie for a thriller direction. After showing Amy and Ben’s relationship, their tranquil neighborhood is shown. How does the film establish a feeling ...
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Editing...Again (Production Blog)

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Hey Guys! Today we’re going to be talking about the continued editing process.  After Sarah used iMovie to cut out some unnecessary clips, we decided to switch to CapCut. It being user friendly as well as our previous experience made it much more enticing. Although Sarah and I verbally stated that we were not technologically savvy, it was unanimously agreed to split the work evenly.  Most of the editing decisions were quite obvious considering our theme. We put a dark, bluish filter on our clips. We wanted an eerie but subtle look, similar to the editing of Twilight. One of the hardest parts were the transitions. Nobody in tue group had CapCut Pro, so our options were limited. Many of them seemed childish, obnoxious, or entirely out of the theme. Luckily, there were a few options that fit our projected aesthetic. Also, once music and titles are added, they will be made to be much more subtle and blend in more.  We also made sure to have as much variety as possible within ...
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