Ideas and moodboard
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Flickering lights, smashed glass, candlelight, and mirror reflections are ideas for scenes in a horror film. A moodboard combines these ideas with images depicting a woman in a white dress on a swing in a park, as well as dimly lit shots involving mirrors, candles, and nighttime settings. The goal is to film in a way that enhances the horror genre using dark lighting and creepy childhood imagery.
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- 2. Lights flickering Car lights Glass smashed Candle Mirror reflection Park rides Here is our Moodboard with our ideas combined with images. We come up with different scene ideas such as having Faye on a swing in a white dress in a park as we think this is quite creepy and represents childhood, we also like the use of mirrors and reflections as this is what tends to be involved with paranormal things and also flickering candles or them blowing out. As you can notice all of the images are quite dull and have dark lighting and is set around night time we want to film ours like this is as we think it will really make the horror genre stand out.