This is a close up of the first victim of Elvira in the opening scene of my film. when He is moving under a tree branch this brings depth and tension to the shot as he is seen a vulnerable and weak as he is on his own and this close up shot is used to empathize this. By creating depth and tension is this shot makes the film more exiting for the audience and therefore integrating them into my film.
This is an ancient drawing of an exorcism with a quote from the bible on exorcisms. This shot shows the audience what the film is going to be about. Also the darkness of this shot shows that the film will be dark and gloomy and therefor showing the audience what is waiting ahead. This shot it designed to hint to the audience on what the film has in store but also not revealing much and therefor teasing the audience. This shot also shows that the genre of this film is horror.
This shot is the start of my film. This is dark so shows that the film will also be dark and fearful. yet is not to revealing so that i can keep the audience interested in the continuing shot ahead.
Many other films start with production titles and this is also why i thought it should be my first shot.
This is a wide shot of the first victim of Elvira. This shot is very good as it empathizes the fact that he is alone with nothing but nature surrounding him. This makes the audience watching see him as vulnerable and brings tension as the audience are anticipating what is lying ahead for the victim/ character within this shot.The victim/ character in this shot is called Chris in my film. He is young and to show this in my shot i have surrounded him with big trees and a wide surrounding to emphasize his vulnerability and showing his weakness. This shot is also good as it shows the setting/location where my film will be set. Woods are a very typical setting for a horror films, 'The ward' like my film a horror film with paranormal activity occurring also has an opening scene set in the wood.
This shot is an action shot, showing the villain Elvira taking her first victim to the floor. its a long shot showing a the full body of both Elvira and her victim.
This again is an action shot but of the victim Chris running from Villain Elvira. this shot shows a clear view of the setting to the film. Hes surrounded by endless open nature. no one else is to be seen and he is completely alone. The audience can see the despair in his facial expression. This shot is unlike previous shots where Chris felt comfort, he now clearly expresses his fear for his own safety.
