The editing and sound in the scene from the
film Sleepy Hollow, contribute toward
the horror genre of the film. The editing starts out slow and speed up a little
towards the end of the scene, when the storyline becomes a little more intense.
Though the genre is horror, the editing doesn’t help it too much, as it is
generally slow paced throughout the entire scene. This makes the film look less
scary than it could be and also stops the audience from getting the full impact
of the genre. The sound in the scene makes up for the editing a bit, being
suspenseful and dramatic and speeding up as the action got more intense and
when the tree opened, showing the heads, as this was a scary part of the scene.
The dialogue was very genre specific, talking about the different aspects of
what was happening. The sound effects in the scene made it a lot more
realistic, such as when the horse was galloping, there were sounds that related
to this action, also when he was hitting the tree with the axe, there was a
chopping/thumping sound every time he hit it. The editing made the scene look a
little less like it was in the horror genre, but the dialogue, music and sound
effects made up for it.
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