- Point of view shot allows the audience to feel as though they are in the characters shoes, which would make the horror film more scary.
- Establishing shot makes the audience aware of where the film is set, before the actual story begins.
- High angle shot which would illustrate the murder attacking the victim. It makes the film more scary as though the camera is looking down.
- Over the shoulder shot creates tension between characters and makes them seem closer than they really are.
- A low angled shot allows the audience to feel intimidated and unsteady.
- Extreme close ups allow the audience to view the characters in detail. When the camera is zoomed into the persons face it creates a terrifying effect.
Characters:
- Unusual faces
- People with hidden identity
- Young children
- Females with long dark hair
- Strong muscular men
Sound:
- Rain
- Children talking
- Children playing
- Babies crying
- Screaming
- Silence
- Sudden break of silence
- Floor boards
- Footsteps
Extras:
- White clothing
- Black dark clothing
- Big eyes
- Pale skin
- Set in the night time
- Dark room
- Ghost
- Blood
- Death
This link below is similar to the expectations of my horror film.
IF YOU WISH TO SCARE YOURSELF CLICK THE LINK BELOW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=Xw70E71G8Z8
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