Shot/Plot list

Shot/prop list

•     Close up= horror reactions on actions; shows emotions
•     Extreme long shot/long shot = to establish the horror movies; mostly used to show the area to indicate the seclusion.
• ·         Extreme close up = horror reactions on actions; shows emotions closer and thoroughly.
• ·         Over the shoulder shot = adds to suspense; usually around mirrors/reflections to show the villain behind or near the victim.
• ·         Hand held camera shot = creates a sense of reality, makes the audience feel involved

Props I will be using;

·         A hammer (relates to TA- working class object.)

·         Knife (again relates to TA- working class object. A knife is also a kitchen utensil and so niche audiences will also relate to the weapon by fearing them.

·         Costumes for all characters; dark colours for the villain, casual clothes for the protagonist.

·         Fake blood- a convention of a horror film; to connote death to the audience.

·         Flashlight- the scene will be dark and it will help the trailer to look like reality.

·         Film camera- to film the trailer with.

·         Camera Mounted flash- to light up a scene which is too dark too see.