Analysing previous student's work

I personally like group 32's blog as they posted a variety of blog posts; they did this by using different types of ICT apps, including: Prezi, YouTube, SlideShare and many more. In each of their blog posts they wrote in a lot of detail which is seen below:

By them writing in detail it allows group 32 to inform others about their title sequence and what they did to produce it. Their blog is very well presented as it is clear and easy to navigate around, i like the fact that they put their group photo as their blog background as it gives a fun feel to the blog which is contrasted to the plot line of their title sequence. Each person in group 32 have published a minimum of 78 blogs each which is over 30 more than suggested, this shows that the group worked hard and were aiming for a high grade.

Group 32's title sequence is very eye catching as they uses a variety of shots including:

• Mid shot - by using this type of shot it allows the viewer to see the location which the film is set in and they also see what the character looks like.
• Pan - by using this type of shot it allows the viewer to follow the character and see what they're doing.
• Close up - by using this type of shot it allows the viewer to see more detail of what is currently happening in that scene.
• Tracking - by using this type of shot it allows the camera to follow the actions of the character, this makes the scene appear more daunting and scary due to it being a horror film title sequence.
• Wide shot - by using this type of shot it sets the scene for where the title sequence is set and it allows the viewer to see the character in full.

Group 32 use a variety of shots which allows the title sequence to be interesting, if it wasn't then the viewer would most likely not want to continue watching the rest of the film. A good title sequence is needed as it is the part of the film which needs to grab the attention of the viewer.

They also use a variety of lighting in the shots which makes it appear more scary and sinister, making the viewer want to continue watching.

32. Callum, Esther, Jan, Faris from 283goswellg on Vimeo.