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Analyse the ways in which the director builds up suspense and scares the audience in the film 'Jaws'.
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Analyse the ways in which the director builds up suspense and scares the audience in the film 'Jaws' 'Jaws' is a film, directed by Stephen Spielberg. The basic plot is that a shark has attacked swimmers who have come to Amity Island for the summer. The Mayor does not want to close the beaches, as he relies on them for the income, as Amity Island is a tourist attraction. The main character, Officer Brody, wants the beaches closed but he has to bend to the Mayor's will. There are more attacks and the beaches have to be closed. A bounty is offered for the capture and kill of the shark that is terrorising the locals and tourists. A marine specialist is called in to help. Bounty hunters catch a shark, but when the marine specialist cuts it open to determine if it is the right shark, it turns out not to...
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