Title research: Final Destination 3

I got this movie from artofthetitle.com, and is named destination 3. So what titles are displayed during the opening sequences. Without counting the New Line Cinema title, right after it begins we get a hard fight picture production title. Shortly after we get the "Final Destination 3" title. What images are prioritized in the opening sequence. The main images prioritized were ones focusing on the ferry wheel and other festival rides. This illustrated the setting. What connotations do these images carry. There are lots of establishment shots all over the festival, additionally they have a rapid sort of suspenseful music, and have constant shot changing/rapid pace.  How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset. They have fast-paced dramatic music and a continual change of shot. All which generate an unsettling and rapid vibe which create a suspenseful feeling. What strategies are used to ensure the film appeals to its target audience. Firstly it engages the audience on a dramatic/unsettling effect. This causes to emphasize the suspense which attracts suspense film enjoyers. Additionally they have faster paced shots which atomically attracts and engage the watcher. How has technology been used effectively? You want to consider camera angles, transitions and editing techniques. Firstly the editing in this film was good and contained lots of entertaining transitions and lighting which were used very effectively. Additionally it also has lots of special effects which add a more unrealistic aspect. Finally they had many drone shots, and angles which caused a likable effect. 





transitions and editing techniques.

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