29) DIRECTING STYLE

  In this production we are mostly going to create our own style with aspects of Hitchcock moulded into this, We have chosen to use aspects of Hitchcock style as he mostly relies of the visual medium making sound secondary, therefor the audience don't need the sound to gather what is happening rather the emotions they will be portraying will be fare of informative. we feel that this would be visually interesting and allows up to build on the creation of Narnia as every shot builds on the ambience of Narnia.   
 Secondly Hitchcock uses suspense as a main part of his style building it up with his steady development of plot allowing the tension to build, this relates to the moment the children find out their prophecy therefor we will slowly building up the anticipation throughout the scene creating an interesting scene for the audience to view.
   


Lastly another part of Hitchcock style is creating a whimsical setting, this relates to Narnia as our main objective with setting it to create a place where the audience is aware that this is a different place that isn't in this world adding onto the feel of Narnia and building on the production as a whole.