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- 1. Ryan Williams Student 16 ‘’Wow it’s awesome. Very well put together, unique and I wanted to see what would happen next. When she turned around it reminded me of Slender Man – very spooky! Good job’’
- 2. Halima Hussain Acting Student 17 What I enjoyed when watching this clip was how influential the music was, how it set a story in my mind- which is effective as it keeps the viewer engaged. I was interested to know what was going on, why she was in danger and how she managed to end up in the woods. I liked the ending as we then find out this character in danger-she’s safe at home, and it was all just a bad dream. An area to improve on is the quality of the picture, as it was very blurry and difficult to see what was going on especially as the scene jumps from two different places in such a short space of time.
- 3. Jade Milsom Mum 18 I think it was a good film opening and I liked how you had to wait to realise she was only dreaming. The way it ended was good because you wanted to know what type of characters they would end up being.
- 4. Megan – Rose Kelly Student 17 When it comes to jumpy beginnings and structured films this definitely fits the title. Great opening for a film and set the base for a good movie overall. Audio is consistent however breathing effects are a little loud. Nice camera angles and good use of spacial dynamics .
- 5. Laura 23 Uni Student Not showing the characters face made it seem quite spooky/scary Sam 25 and the contrast of someone Builder running and somebody sleeping in bed was good. I liked it. It was a good film opening for amateurs but it doesn’t look like my type of thriller. The only thrillers I like are ones with males in the cast.