For this project I used a mix of tools to bring my idea to life. I used my phone to film all the scenes . It made filming really easy because I could quickly adjust angles and record multiple takes until the scene looked right. I also used lighting in the room to help control how bright or dark certain shots looked so the mood felt right for a psychological thriller.
For the editing part, I used editing program called ClipChamp where I could cut clips, adjust the timing of scenes, and add effects. This is where a lot of the storytelling actually came together. I used a filter called Filmic for the flashback scenes so they look softer and more like memories, while the present scenes are brighter and more saturated so the audience can tell the difference between past and present.
I also worked with sound editing, which was super important for my intro. I layered different sounds like heavy breathing and a phone ringing to build tension. When the sounds overlap it makes the scene feel more intense and helps the audience feel the character’s anxiety.
Online tools were also really helpful. I used them to research psychological thriller conventions and get inspiration for editing styles and sound design. I also used online platforms to share updates and reflect on my progress during the project.
Overall, combining filming hardware, editing software, and online resources helped me turn my original idea into a full movie intro and really helped bring the suspenseful atmosphere to life.
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