Stage 32 is excited to welcome Christina Pamies for her upcoming webinar. Christina is the writer of Studio Canal's hit film BAGHEAD!
Here's what you'll learn!
-INTRO: WHY DO WE LOVE HORROR? WHY IS IT SO POPULAR?
Why do we love horror?
Why is it so popular?
-CRAFTING A COLD OPEN
Opening with dread
Types/Examples of Cold Opens
-LAUNCHING INTO OUR STORY
Who is our main character and what sets them apart?
Building our world
Hinting at the horror to come
Popular Examples
-WHY DO SOME JUMP SCARES FALL FLAT?
Avoiding cliches
Keeping the element of surprise
Making the audience invested
-WRITING JUMP SCARES THAT WORK
Going big for the first scare
Setting up expectations and then subverting them
Style and techniques: using descriptive, visceral language
How to write scenes that scare and push the story or character forward
Popular Examples
-PACING
Timing out jump scares: how often, how many?
Balancing escalation, tension and release
-ENDING ON A HIGH NOTE
The keys to Third act scares
Writing Tags/final moments
Examples
Email edu@stage32.com with any questions!
Sign up link: https://www.stage32.com/education/c/education-webinars?h=how-to-keep-pac...
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Craig D Griffiths, you should also post this question in the Cinematography Lounge, as there are likely DPs here in the community who could help advise you based on their experiences....
Expand commentCraig D Griffiths, you should also post this question in the Cinematography Lounge, as there are likely DPs here in the community who could help advise you based on their experiences.
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Craig, depending on the use and the speed of the lens I personally would choose the 24mm. Also, what are you mounting it on? It might make sense to rent them for a week and see which one you like. Good luck.