After gathering the clips together and organizing them in order last week, we started editing this week. Zoe was the one who was mainly editing while me and Cayley both reviewed the opener as it was being edited.
1. Rise: Uses multiple closeup shots in the opener. Music begins to play in the opener after the soccer player puts on his headphones and doesn't stop playing in the opener until he takes off his headphones. At the end of the opener, the camera cuts between the soccer player and the person waiting at his car, where both share intense looks, building up tension. 2. Offline: The opener with a figure scrolling through a girls social media. The camera reveals that the same girl is in a cage near the figure. The girl then wakes up and realizes where she is. The unsettling music that plays through the opener helps set the tone. 3. Dear Lover: Beginnings with peaceful music over shots of a pond surrounded by trees. The opener is a flashback to the main characters adolescence. In the flashback she talks about running away from home, her girlfriend and the letters they sent to each other. At the end of the opener, the main character says she'll tell the story from the beginning...
This is a picture of the pan shot of the classroom where we show the video that tell students to wear their masks. The pan shot also shows the teacher standing watch over the classroom while the students are watching the video. This picture shows the video itself that the students are watching. We are also playing with the idea of the protagonist having a pov shot of her watching the video. This picture shows the darkness of the classroom that the students are watching the mask video in. The darkness of the classroom adds an ominous feeling to the shot.
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