Marne Bredenkamp AS Media

 

  Feedback -Pay around with sequence, length, and amounts of shots -Make the eerie audio and sound effects have a bigger impact -Completely cut out shots of woman on bed in beginning - Good and understandable storytelling Response - I plan on definitely adding more sound fx - I also plan on shortening the length of my film by playing around with my number of shots, while keeping the same sequence - I also plan on colour-grading before finishing my final edit.

  Done by Marne Bredenkamp Foundation Portfolio - Concept Marne Bredenkamp 24/03/2025 Media Studies  Foundation Portfolio concept                  A CONCEPT FOR                TIL DEATH MISA Media - Marne Bredenkamp’s Concept 30/04/2025 Title: Til Death We here at MISA Media chose “Til Death” as our film title, as a play on words of the term “Til death do us part”, showing both how truly serious the wife is about this statement, and the extent of her psychotic response to the news of her husband infidelity, showing that she is willing to take her husband’s life, in order to get justice for his actions. Target Audience: Age: 18–35 Gender: All genders, though the storyline may especially resonate with women due to themes of betrayal, control, and emotional manipulation. Psychographic: -Fans of intense, slow-burn psycho...

 Video 1: How to Create Suspense through Camera Movements Here's how we can use each technique with our film: Camera Technique Best Scene Use in 'Til Death' Subtle Dolly Husband walking toward breakfast table Unseen Husband waking up in the shed Anticipating Motion Wife checking hallway or opening a door Push on Nothing Suspenseful moments in kitchen or shed Widening the Space Husband crawling or hiding in shed Two Things at Once Parallel scenes: Wife cooking / Husband texting Traces and Clues Wife discovering the affair Steps to Suspense Husband searching for a way out Visual Dangers Wife threatening in the background   Video 2: How to Create Suspense & Tension Like Alfred Hitchcock How to Apply Hitchcockian Tension in ‘Til Death’ Technique Your Adaptation Anticipation over action Show poison being prepared, not the effects — build dread Audience ahead of character Reveal her knowledge before he knows Control visuals tightly Use restrictive POVs, close-ups, or obscu...