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locations

This is similar to the style of corridor we will use when filming our opening sequence. We are filming in a place like this because we think filming in a normal house would be more effective than something more often used in the horror genre; such as an old abandoned house. we think that if we use a normal house the audience will be able to relate and engage with the characters and story more; hopefully making it more frightening for them. 

Also having a corridor to film in, allows us to make more creative moments, such as: the ghost walking across the end of the corridor or a POV shot up the corridor slowly moving towards the end.

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Locations

This fits our sub genre giving the audience a sense of mystery and suspense. This helps the narrative to try understanding the opening sequence; it also provides the viewers to follow what is going on during the film. This shot is very creative because the display of his facial expressions show confusion and anxiety which can reflect onto the audience as well.

 

This shows our sub-genre to the audience because it is giving a sense of confusion and investigation because as the audience we always tend to follow the story of the main character or victim. This helps the opening sequence because it follows the correct narrative theory meaning that it will keep the reader every time. This shot is very creative because it’s in a dark room with a flash light which centres on him, keeping the viewers interested.

This is another shot which shows our sub-genre through tension and emotion, this shot shows the characters face and fire which can resemble a lot of things, for example it could mean that he is burning up inside with whatever he is going through. This shot is creative because it is able to capture so much in one, the fire is the main object in this photo but the location background is hard to go unmissed because of its suspicious features.

 

This shot also shows our sub-genre because it’s shot in an a empty place with a projection and a look of surprise on his face shows that he is looking shocked or stunned meaning that something might of scared him. This helps the narrative because of its distinctive setting. This shot is very creative because of the imagery which is displayed on the projector and the room he is in.

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Location

This shows that it is from our sub genre because of the background location, very isolated and open. It helps explain the Narrative because you are able to know whether it is enigma code, bisary opposite or equilibrium. This shot is very creative because it is the opening title shot so it sets the tone for the film making the audience think about what the film will be about.

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This shows our sub genre because of the location of the building, the lighting is very dark apart from the head lights on the truck and the light on the top building. This helps with the narrative because it allows the audience to follow the story. This shot is very creative because it is taken from an angle where by you are able to see how empty it is.

This shows our sub genre because this shot shows a massive house on the side of a building with a mountain behind it portraying how isolated this setting is. This helps with the narrative because it helps the viewers know what type of film this is and also setting the tone of the film. This shot is creative because because it catches the vulnerability of this location.

 

This also shows the sub genre of our opening sequence because this shot is a high angle shot towards the side of a cliff emphasising the fact that it was film in a very isolated area which is very key in similar sub genre films. This helps with the narrative it provides the audience to see where the story of the film is going and what will happen later on. This shot is very creative because it is so high up in the clouds showing the audience that scene of isolation.

 

This shows our sub genre less than other shots however in terms of location it shows the fact that there is a public residence there where others can stay and by the look of cars there is quite a few people there. This helps the narrative because a viewer’s initial thought might be that the location should be empty and isolated. This shot is creative because of the positioning and angle.