Notes on the videos-What are the key ingredients in creating a suspense film?

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From this video we can see three films building up in suspense. The three films were jaws, the colour purple and Munich. From these clips we can see one of the main ingredients are by using close ups to limit the audiences view therefore creating a claustrophobic feel and only giving a limit amount of information and codes in each shot. Another key ingredient to help build suspense is the use of music in each scene. For a suspenful sen, the music used can add so much suspense 

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