How does the director Stephen Spielberg use filmic techniques to build suspense and build tension for the audience in the film Jaws?

Stephen Spielberg is a very famous director and well known for his high budget action films. The film that will scare anyone and live on for generations is the terrific Jaws, the first ever block bluster in 1975. His tagline was very catchy and ment something to people as in when people went to see Jaws, to then go on holiday they did exactly what it said “Don’t go into the water”. The view on Jaws was very different and certificates for example: U.K rated it a PG, France rated it 12, Germany rated it 16 and Argentina rated it an 18 but that might be because they do suffer from shark invested waters.
At the very beginning of the film you only see a black screen but in the background you hear the sound of the sea, which immediately links to what the film could be about, but then as soon as you seethe actual sea, you go straight......

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Title: Jaws - 'How Does Spielberg Create Tension?'
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