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Jaws

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English

 

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Javier G

 

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August 19, 2015

 

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University

 

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Therefore, the killer shark would have had a lot of people making noise and moving around in the water. All the noise and movement in the area would have attracted the shark towards the island resort. In the opening credits the music is deep cellos and violins building up with the tension of the shark getting closer and closer towards the girl swimming in the ocean...
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The camera shot is shown as though you are the shark gliding thorough the water towards your enemy. Towards the end of the little sequence you see the girls legs kicking, splashing in the water and you hear her screams for help. By the time that attack has finished the music is really loud and makes the audience feel anxious towards the girl who had just been attacked, and also shows the tension because the boy she was with didn’t know any of this had happened...
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How does the director, Steven Spielberg, create suspense, and scare the audience in the 1970's film, Jaws? How Far is Shylock a Character for Whom We Can Feel Sympathy? How Would a Contemporary Audience's Response to Him Differ from That of an Audience in Shakespeare's Time? Based On Our Reading And Drama, Evaluate And Analyse The Ways In Which Miller Creates Dramatic Tension For His Audience: Look Specifically At His Chosen Period, The Play'S Setting In Brooklyn, New York And The Carbones' Tenement Flat. Analyse The ... Jaws - filmic techniques, structure of tension/suspense How Does The Director Stephen Spielberg Use Filmic Techniques To Build Suspense And Tension In The Opening Sequence Of The Film ‘Jaws’? audience Audience Diversity Audience Comprehension A Hanging Audience Audience Research Writeing for an audience The Future Audience Checkpoint Audience Analysis Bias Influences the Audience the connection between audience and author
 

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