name | what do you think the basic plot of the thriller is? | what do you think are the key strengths of this thriller and why? | how do you think this thriller could be made even more effective and why? |
Kara Alberts | Government problem, hacked into military | titles and editing | none |
Fran B. | security breech | good POV shots | lights not needed in the beginnings |
Gen | hacker in a office, major world ambassidors under threat | very good use of editing and story | could have been a bit longer just to flas it out a bit |
Anne Sophie VdW | presedent in danger political problem | very nice shots, interesting plot, makes me what to see the movie | bit confusing |
Tilly Guttridge | political problem/issue | like the acompning of the non-diegetic music, titles cool | little to much dialog/ confusing editing of shots |
Margot | about a hacker who hackes into national security | good storyline | put some suspense in |
anominous | Conspiracy between the world leaders | effective close ups | I didn't understand it very well as there were a lot of shots of typing |
anominous | President... attack of nations | Editing and music was good | It could be more clear what is happening |
this is some feedback from our first public screening with our peers. i'm pleased with peoples response to the first question as it sounds like everyone seemed to understand the gist of the theme.
there was about 8 comments on how we had good shot types and angles, and quite a few also on our editing which i am really happy with because i participated in a lot of the editing.
in the answers to the final question there were a lot of comments about it being confusing wiuth all the different shots and all the dialog.
i am pretty happy with the results from our feedback and in relation to the confusion of the thriller i truthfully agree as i found it very difficult to edit it with flow and realism. We had to inform the audience of the different characters and locations involved but i think the hacker section confused most as people didn't understand him to be listening in on the conversation like we had planned. the montage at the beginning did well to inform some people of the hacking and security aspect of the thriller. i did struggle in the editing to fit all the plot in the 2 minutes and to keep it as simple as i could, but i feel their needs to be a bit of confusion in the audience to keep them intreeged to find out what is happening.
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