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Analyse the ways that director Steven Spielberg builds suspense and scares the audience in the film ‘Jaws’.
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Analyse the ways that director Steven Spielberg builds suspense and scares the audience in the film 'Jaws'. To answer this question I am going to be focusing on the second attack sequence. The second attack starts with the boy, who is about to get attacked walking up to the beach to talk to his mother. In this very first tracking shot of the scene we see all the main characters: the boy who is attacked (Alex Kintner), his mother, the dog and its owner. All of these main characters and a one other who meet a bit later all have something on them which is yellow. I think that Spielberg has done this for three reasons firstly to make them stick out from the other people on the beach, secondly because we usually signify the colour red with danger, so, as they are wearing yellow they obviously don't feel that there...
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