1.1 Film Analysis
Part 1
1. What is the physical setting of the film? Goes from woods to light house
2. What is the mood or emotional setting? The mood is creepy and emotional setting is normal
3. How would you describe the runner’s state of mind? Calm
4. What techniques does the director use to create the mood and illustrate what the runner is feeling? He uses different types of shots and music to make it seem like the girl is being watched.
Part 2
1. How does the runner’s state of mind change in Part 2?
She starts to fell scared
2. What elements of the setting (the wooded path, the lighthouse, the dirt road) create the most anxiety? I fell as if it is the lighthouse
3. Besides the music, what else can be heard? How does this choice in the film build suspense?
Her running and her footsteps, this makes it where you are more focused on the music and the music starts to build the suspense.
4. What techniques does the director use to help the viewer feel what the runner is feeling?
Her point of view and the music that goes by her reactions. Part 3
1. What techniques does the director use to help the viewer feel what the runner is feeling?
A number of techniques but mostly the music and her point of view
2. How does the music match what the runner is feeling?
It goes by how she reacts
3. Did you anticipate the film ending as it did? What …show more content…
To start off, this film was very entertaining and constantly kept my on the edge of my seat. I don’t know what the character’s names were but there were only two, a lady and a black shadow of a man. The setting in the beginning is in a jogging trail but then goes to a light house and even at the woman’s house. The woman was just jogging at first but then noticed she was being followed. This definitely creeped me out because I had to re watch the lighthouse seen where the lady looks down from the top and see’s the shadow man, because at first I didn’t see
1. What is the physical setting of the film? Goes from woods to light house
2. What is the mood or emotional setting? The mood is creepy and emotional setting is normal
3. How would you describe the runner’s state of mind? Calm
4. What techniques does the director use to create the mood and illustrate what the runner is feeling? He uses different types of shots and music to make it seem like the girl is being watched.
Part 2
1. How does the runner’s state of mind change in Part 2?
She starts to fell scared
2. What elements of the setting (the wooded path, the lighthouse, the dirt road) create the most anxiety? I fell as if it is the lighthouse
3. Besides the music, what else can be heard? How does this choice in the film build suspense?
Her running and her footsteps, this makes it where you are more focused on the music and the music starts to build the suspense.
4. What techniques does the director use to help the viewer feel what the runner is feeling?
Her point of view and the music that goes by her reactions. Part 3
1. What techniques does the director use to help the viewer feel what the runner is feeling?
A number of techniques but mostly the music and her point of view
2. How does the music match what the runner is feeling?
It goes by how she reacts
3. Did you anticipate the film ending as it did? What …show more content…
To start off, this film was very entertaining and constantly kept my on the edge of my seat. I don’t know what the character’s names were but there were only two, a lady and a black shadow of a man. The setting in the beginning is in a jogging trail but then goes to a light house and even at the woman’s house. The woman was just jogging at first but then noticed she was being followed. This definitely creeped me out because I had to re watch the lighthouse seen where the lady looks down from the top and see’s the shadow man, because at first I didn’t see