Shot types

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1t3PNfPXvaEYLDfMTc-9nz7gm3CsfaVT_6q1zc-gOERo/edit?usp=sharing

Where we filmed our preliminary task

Where we filmed our task

The room was a store cupboard, which was very dark. We made the room darker by covering the windows so the room was pitch black. We then got a tiny light and used that to give the flickering spotlight effect in our film. We also used a green screen to hide what was on the shelves so the background didn't make it look like a store cupboard.

Lighting

Lighting

High Key Lighting :                 
 I like this use of lighting because it makes me look more ghost like, by drowning shadows and colours out my face.

Backlighting :






This creates a mysterious effect, by not being able to see my face this builds a tension of 'who is that' .
 I could use this before or to introduce a character.





Natural Lighting:





This natural lighting was too bright, compared to what it should have been.






Artificial Lighting :

Artificial lighting doesn't do much for the genre of thriller as it makes me look quite natural and gives of a theme of normality.

 Chiaroscuro Lighting:

This lighting makes me looks scary and goes well with the genre of thriller / horror .

For this post I used phoebe's blog post as we worked together ... CREDIT TO PHOEBE OLDFIELD!!