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August 28th, 2001, 02:52 AM
#11
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how about you have them going out in the woods not knowing anything is out there, then things start to happen, etc. talk about the monster more than show it, create suspense, then when u actually show it, it will be that much more terrifying. just a quiv: watch steven spielberg's JAWS and take notes on the techniques he used to create suspense in that film.
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August 28th, 2001, 03:01 PM
#12
Inactive Member
okay many people have already written what i wrote, i didnt read them until after i had posted mine, but anywho listen to us, itll make a good movie.
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August 28th, 2001, 11:12 PM
#13
Inactive Member
Thanx a lot for the ideas and suggestions people.
I'm planning on shooting it this winter in the snow up in the forest. I'll have a Native Indian theme which will include some Native chanting music, and have a Native actor describe the legend of Sasquatch to our main character.
And, instead of showing Sasquatch himself, I will have shots of foot prints in the snow and of close ups of body parts while making it as freightening as possible.
Again, I appreciate your comments.
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I LOVE THE SMELL OF NAPALM IN THE MORNING
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August 28th, 2001, 11:13 PM
#14
Inactive Member
Thanx a lot for the ideas and suggestions people.
I'm planning on shooting it this winter in the snow up in the forest. I'll have a Native Indian theme which will include some Native chanting music, and have a Native actor describe the legend of Sasquatch to our main character.
And, instead of showing Sasquatch himself, I will have shots of foot prints in the snow and of close ups of body parts while making it as freightening as possible.
Again, I appreciate your comments.
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I LOVE THE SMELL OF NAPALM IN THE MORNING
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