Shock is a sudden event or experience that causes a feeling of surprise or distress. It is usually a surprising feeling that is upsetting and frightening. .
When a person is shocked by an incidence, so many physical and psychological effects may occur. A person might start shaking or trembling. Darting eyes is a common thing to happen. He or she may be breathless or start breathing fast. Muscles tensing or cramping might occur. As well as screaming, yelling or being totally paralyzed in a frozen state can be some of the shock expressions.
In this presentation, we will make our project in a way that will let each student experience the emotion "shock" by a sudden event, that will surprise each person in a way. Making them feel exactly what the word "shock" means.
We will be using a movie camera to present our work as in a documentary technique. Two of our group members will be going in their new flat mate's bedroom. Trying to discover what kind of a person is she by looking at her things. .
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The movie will start when the two girls enter their new flats mates" bedroom with their video camera. They start looking at her personal stuff such as her photographs on her wall board. While they are doing so, the girls will be whispering slowly all through the movie while they are inside the bedroom so that nobody can hear them and notice that they are sneaking inside! .
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We will be using the camera technique of zooming in and out slowly at some objects, to give the viewer an idea of what kind of a person is she by what she has in her room, and what those things placed in her room means.
After zooming in an out at the photographs on the wall board, the girls will move to the other side of her room, filming the girl's small perfume and jewelry table. After that, the girls will be filming her teddy bears collection while they are still whispering some words, trying to analyze the new girl's character and personality.
