Filmmaking Basics: 8 Ways to Build Tension in a Scene | PremiumBeat.com

bit.ly/30GY5ti - Creating tension doesn't have to be nail-biting, here are 8 basic tips that you can follow to create a tense scene for your short film.
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[@YeagerFilm]

As soon as the door opened at the beginning, I knew this was going to be amazing 😂💪

[@BooneLovesVideo]

😀😎🐻

[@anirban9210]

so beautifully described, very practical tips, kudos to your efforts.

[@okiseee]

you give the on point tips without not watsing our time ... i like that ❤

[@Talmiior]

At 2:30 I get the weird distinct feeling that the teddy bear is being hunted with that background music xD

[@jesselopezvlog]

Thank you. Will you be doing more Halloween themed videos?

[@mnblcrt]

It's so funny! Thank you!

[@VoidAnimal]

Thas was actually quite helpful. Thank you

[@dipayansarkar5416]

Bro so cool bro!

[@binuserkaf]

Absolutely amazing!

[@mayankmaurya8028]

Its so on point, such lit intro

[@alexanderkarlsson9523]

Great video! Good simple techniques

[@arnoldmelwin]

Great video mate ❤️

[@jeffreywarrenpark9149]

Unfortunately, you forgot a VERY important aspect: EXPOSITION, (aka "Character building)! You first need to establish an emotional connection between your audience and your characters. If your viewers can't identify with your protagonist and/or antagonist in at least some minor way, then they won't care what happens to them. Good OR bad! To do this doesn't actually need to take a long time. If done right, it can actually be accomplished in a mere few seconds. BUT, no matter how long or short a period it takes to do this, it MUST be present.