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July 28, 2014

 

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. . The musical score, directly from the beginning, cues the shark for attack. Spielberg plays with the audience, making an unsure atmosphere. This area of water is the only place action is taking place. When the director wants the audience to feel a certain emotion then they must convey this through the 2-dimensional world that is going to be set before them...
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Spielberg knew there were times when he wanted the audience to center on a certain area, but he wanted it to be scary. The audience will be told that there is a shark in the waters that all these people are in, but they are not told where the shark is or if he will attack. There is a scene towards the beginning of the film where Brody knows about the attacks and sits on the beach and watches intently for people, and sharks! As he is watching there are quick cuts getting closer to him as he sees certain things...
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