For our opening sequence we want a split screen of our two characters opening their eyes in sequence and then another shot of them walking out the door.
I have found examples of split screen shots in films.
This is a shot from "Mean Girls" the shot is titled phone trap. the screen splits every time one of the girls is added to the conversation. this is emphasized by the thick black line between the scenes. It also says a lot about each character on the screen, this is because only two of them have a close-up of their face and this I think portrays the fact that they are the ones that planned the 'phone trap' and therefore why the close up is on them.
This is kind of what we want to do, we want the eyes on both sides of the screen and to make sure the eyes open at the same time.
I have found examples of split screen shots in films.
This is a shot from "Mean Girls" the shot is titled phone trap. the screen splits every time one of the girls is added to the conversation. this is emphasized by the thick black line between the scenes. It also says a lot about each character on the screen, this is because only two of them have a close-up of their face and this I think portrays the fact that they are the ones that planned the 'phone trap' and therefore why the close up is on them.
This is kind of what we want to do, we want the eyes on both sides of the screen and to make sure the eyes open at the same time.
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