Week 3 post 4

    My group and I looked into the narrating aspect of our film. In order to portray the mental battle have talked about several ideas but haven't decided on the best one. After some feedback from classmates, we looked deeper into the narrating aspect of our film. our classmate's feedback helped us tremendously and gave us two great ideas for our film. The first idea we could look at is just the plain and simple narration from the point of the mental battle of view. This could help us in several ways. the first is that he could naturally introduce not only the main character but the villain. In this case, the villain is the anxiety and shyness that our character suffers from. The narration could also dive deeper into what our main characters thinking. This could help us create both humor and horror. The narration, good shot, and editing could help us create a sinister feel to the film, this feeling could quickly translate to humor due to the narrations flexibility. Narrating is a strong option that could help us express the genre to its fullest.

    The second way to show the villain could through a camera technique such ad a pan into the villain. By this, we mean that the villain would visually be in the opening. Giving the villain a phase in our film opening could help us for two main reasons. One recent that this could help us is that he gives the audience an easier way to keep track of the villain's thoughts. Giving the villain a face can help create horror and help the audience understand the film better. The second way this helps us is that it helps us show our editing and shot-creating technique. Our group has a goal of making this film opening a professional as possible. This could be a great way to prove our group's professionality.

    My group and I still have a lot to go over when it comes to the narration and villain side of our film. So far even though the second option is great, I believe that the first option could help benefit the film opening the most. In my opinion, if we use the first method he could help the audience understand the premise of our film from the beginning. I also feel that the transitions between horror and comedy could be a lot smoother with the first option. instead of having to keep cutting back and forth between shots, we can just have more in the least amount of time possible. With that being said, we could get enough information for our audience that would keep them interested in our film. We can also reach our goals of professionalism with our first choice because of the shots and dialogue we can create from the narration.