There were three major features which created tension:
timing, sound & light and character
The group used a fade effect to elongate each title
increasing the tension by drawing out the beginning and allowing for more
tension to be built the pace was also slow to build to the climax of the scene
when the monster attacks.
As well as this the
minimal lighting from torches and refection’s made the scene darker causing
more tension. And the lighting also focused the audience’s attention to
specific parts of the environment and how they are central to the narrative of
the scene.
The main aspect that creates tension is how the scene
progresses – the group is evidently matriarchal as she has control of the male
characters and is constantly reminding them to keep quiet and seems to be in
charge – she also looks for fuel whereas the men look for weapons which shows
she may have a larger plan than survival – whereas the men are focused on
fighting and the man who makes the spear seems older than the boy in the
background who doesn’t really do anything but carry the map and examine some
nails
In conclusion the scene effectively creates tension because
of the acting and characters giving believable performances – the lighting
disorientates, with its quick movement, and focuses attention to specific things
in the scene such as the door or the map.
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