Class feedback
“Love the shots of knife and the girl, like the last shot,
more pace needed towards the end”
“Beginning is really intriguing, shots used are very
effective, last shot is nice”
“Good camera work, good use of music, might need more pain shown
throughout”
“Good sound, good blinking editing, didn’t like the windy
sound, too much like a short story”
“Good mixture of shots, end shot was very good, some of the
shots with the little girl looked too set up, too much eye contact with the
camera, unsure if the music fits the beginning”
“Love the set, maybe a better transition from the church to
the school”
“abrupt ending, like the bit where the girl in the red is
whispering quick shots, not enough on the Satanists, more in the school”
“Editing was really good, the use of flashing adds more
suspense, the use of flashback and black and white helped cement the story, the
start was a bit slow, changing scenes with no context, flashback to school”
“Like the edit on the text, needs more pace i.e. music needs
to become faster”
“Hanging shot looks pretty damn good, some of the audio needs
to be redubbed – quality or audio is different enough to be distracting, genre
captured well”
“Desaturation worked really well so set tone, quick shots
created really nice tempo, awesome final shot, could do with a more contrasting
pace at the beginning and end, the background music didn’t really match the
tempo of the video”
“Good music is effective, good use of shots, could do with
more voiceover perhaps, needs to be quicker pace and more action”
“Music fits well, lighting is done well, improve by adding
more about the family and make it a tad faster”
“Good use of diegetic sound, screeching of doors, good use of
after effects on titles, non-diegetic music could change, better flow, nice
variety of shots, good religious satanic theme”
“Good use of child, changing colours, location is good, make
it more fast-paced towards the end, alter intertitles”
“Opening shots cut very fast, good shots when running away,
could use more scares, don’t really know what’s going on at the start”
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