Hello Cambridge! We have now finished editing our final task. We added some shots to the video of the bookshelves speeding by. We felt that this helps add to the eeriness of the video and to make the cuts less jarring for the viewer. It also makes it seem like something is potentially following her, or that she is being chased. This chaser may be her own psyche or her past actions that are haunting her and causing her to go crazy. This could be a very interesting thing to explore in the rest of the film if we were to continue past the opening sequence. The sudden motion also builds tension and interest for the viewer to hook them in and keep them watching. This is similar to the shaky cam in horror movies and actions scenes where the lack of orientation builds a sense of unease and fear. We also put the titles animated onto the screen instead of having them just on paper. We weren't able to just have the names on paper, especially since it could...
Hello Cambridge! We have been working on getting the music that we want for the film. We want to get Everything in its Right Place by Radiohead, specifically for the beginning noises that builds fear and unease. We messaged everyone we could find related to Radiohead. We emailed the account that their Twitter page linked to for copyright issues. We also directly messaged every member on Instagram and Twitter asking for help getting the rights to the song. We weren't really expecting to get a response, but surprisingly, Colin Greenwood messaged us saying that he would try his best to help us. We were very optimistic that we would be able to get the song that we wanted! However, Colin Greenwood started asking for more information about our project. We obliged, but one night we took a while to respond to his message, and he messaged us the next day saying "hello little baby!" This is obviously very concerning and made us think he was a pedophile. We stopped responding ...
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