. SHOTS TAKEN

These are the print screens of a range of scenes shot over the process of making this horror trailer. As you can see from the thumbnail, there are a range of shots taken from different angles and in different settings. The variety of scenes filmed allowed us as a group to really decide what moments were to be included in the narrative. I star in a large amount of scenes as I played the role of the final girl, and as a group we chose what scenes were the most appropriate for the narrative. The benefits of going through scenes as a group allowed us to all take part in the decision making process of what went into the trailer, this allowed us to genuinely be happy with the end product. If there happened to be a scene that we did not all agree on, we simply did not include it and due to the fact that we had a large amount of scenes to choose from this was not detrimental to the progression of the trailer. As you can see from the thumbnails a good majority of the scenes were filmed in the daylight, as because of the season it got darker earlier and without being able to rely on natural lighting the shot would not have been appropriate. Therefore with the use of the editing software Adobe Premiere 6 we darkened pivotal scenes e.g the scene where Riley walks through the graveyard, the altered brightness and contrast on the scene encouraged the audience to feel a level of distress.