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#theconjuring #jameswan #videoessay #horror A technical analysis of The Conjuring. Includes discussions on the different camera and audio techniques used to create fear, as well as an example scene breakdown. If you disagree with my interpretation please be polite and state your case with examples. This is a learning experience for everyone and I am happy to be proven incorrect if that be the case. The Conjuring is one of the most important horror movies of the last few years. It helped bring back legitimacy to studio horror films and helped steer the genre in a new direction. See, before The Conjuring came out, most mainstream horror was defined by cheap jump-scares and a blue tint. But James Wan believed that the key to a successful horror movie was to slowly build tension and keep a sense of dread. He emphasized quiet scenes that were shot in multiple long takes and often times had little in the way of tension breaking scares at the end. It ushered in an era of mainstream horror that took more consideration in how to effectively build to the scare. Music: "Aries Beats - Halloween Pipe Organ" is under a Creative Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...