A ten-minute film that literally opens with a bang. It begins at the inciting
incident. Some dramatic event has occurred moments before the film began. A
murder?
Aesthetic ideas to explore include:
- Film Noir, something visually expressive that uses light and shadow and is thoroughly thought out in pre-production.
- The idea of the long take, as in Orson Welles’ Touch of Evil.
- Contrast – two styles of aesthetic. The stylised and expressionistic nature of Film Noir versus the raw and loose nature of the French New Wave.
- Sound should be an important component of the film. How can it be used to dramatic effect? The use of soundscapes etc.
- A film that has a proper and professional colour grade, with sufficient post-production given to this.
The idea of two contrasting cinematic style means that a dramatic event has to occur that is big enough to warrant such a change in style. Something must occur to the protagonist that changes the path they are on.
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