Key frames

This is my first image showing the camera shot that I am going to be taking. This shot is an over the shoulder shot, myself and my group chose to use this because it clearly shows the audience that this person is washing blood of their hands and it makes the audience question what has happened and if this is someone else's blood. As well as emphasies the blood it is also withholding information from the audience as it is not showing the identity of this person which is effective as it keeps the audience interested.

This is a wide shot of the whole body. This shot will come after the montage of shots of the parts of the body because they will be the clues leading up to this shot which finally reveals the identity of the person. We felt this shot would be good because it conveys how the person has been injured and reveals the approximate age and gender of the character as well as portraying a bit of the location.

This shot is a high angle shot of the attacker washing there hands after they have assaulted the victim in the ally. The shot comes at the beginning of the film to show the audience that there has been an incident which has happened. This then sets up the rest of the film because the audience will want to find out why the person has got blood on there hands.

 

This picture is when the attacker is walking away from the scene and has blood dripping of there shoe. This make it an even more horrific attack because the amount of blood which there is. Because there is blood all over the attackers hands already and now loads dripping off his shoe to emphasis the attack which has taken place.