Creating enigmas - extreme close ups of gravestone and flowers, and hands of person placing flowers, as not to show person or what they’re doing clearly.
Crime – the narrative will revolve around a death of a old woman which the main character has her apparition intruding his life.
Peril – Later in the film we will have the main character have to face some fears as he becomes weaker from losing his mind.
Blocking – used on the suited character when walking up to the grave to place flowers. We would try to block his face to create the mystery of identity which also creates another enigma within the sequence.
Close Ups – Using this technique we would use this on placing the flowers down and to show the confusion of the main character.
Establishing shot – this would be used to set the start of the sequence by introducing the graveyard scene. We would also follow a character throughout this establishing shot.
Crime – the narrative will revolve around a death of a old woman which the main character has her apparition intruding his life.
Peril – Later in the film we will have the main character have to face some fears as he becomes weaker from losing his mind.
Blocking – used on the suited character when walking up to the grave to place flowers. We would try to block his face to create the mystery of identity which also creates another enigma within the sequence.
Close Ups – Using this technique we would use this on placing the flowers down and to show the confusion of the main character.
Establishing shot – this would be used to set the start of the sequence by introducing the graveyard scene. We would also follow a character throughout this establishing shot.
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