Thursday, February 20, 2025

Character development

 Creating a kidnapped character in a suspense-thriller film opening requires careful thought to engage the audience to the movie and in the character’s vulnerability and desperation.

By beggining with a close-up of their face, focusing on the bruises and cuts shows that the character has endured trauma. The confusion and fear in his expression will demonstrate that he doesn't know where he is, or how he ended up in that situation. This sets the tone for their emotional thoughts.

As the character wakes up and tries to move, his tied hands and feet add to his desperation, using close-up shots to emphasize the ropes. The mid-shot of him trying to free himself adds urgency, making the audience feel the character’s frustration.

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