Ines,+Rupert,+Vista

Rupert's Section Lighting (dark lighting for "victim", brighter lighting towards "prosecutor") I wanted to make the audience suspect something bad to happen to the victim, therefore I chose dark lighting to portray something bad will happen.Dark light tends to enphisise a dangerous or scary situation. By placing a brighter light on the prosecutor, I tried to put him into more focus than the victim so that the audience will recognise the knife in the scene. Close up shot is used in this frame so the audience can get a good look at the knife used by the prosecutor. The prop used illustrates danger about to occur. I also wanted the prosecutor to be standing behind a wall, from the frame itself, we can identify that the victim does not know what is around the corner and walks straight into trouble. Medium shot here allows the audience to see the victims reaction while the knife is still within the frame. The main focus in this frame is the victim but the hands of the prosecutor also shows importance, the knife remains in the frame to show that the prosecutor has power while his other hand points towards her properties. This frame indicates that the prosecutor wants to steal the victim's bag. The shutter speed in this frame shows the fast action of the prosecutors hand moving towards the victims body causing an effect that the prosecutor has just stabbed the victim. The audience should know this because the victim was on the left of all the previous frames. Because the arm is blurred, the audience can still notice the knife in the posession of the prosector shown as the silver blur. A long shot for this frame now shows the victim and the prosecutor. Lighting is also used here, the victim is under a darker light. The dark light shows something bad had happened or "is" happening, in this case, it has happened. Black also represents funerals illustrating that the victim is dying, and is close tor her death. There is no specific technique being used in this frame, this may portray the actor's preformance how the police officer is looking down at the victim. This frame could be using lines, the police officer's focused on the victim drawing the audience's attention towards her, and the lines on the pillars towards the left draw focus to the victim.

Ines's section

Vista's section Medium distance shot, props used, depth of field killer is slightly blurred to emphasize the distance between police and killer. in the picture because the killer is not in focus it shows that he is already moving away from the camera, we can see that the police has started to run in the picture. This suggests to the audience that there is going to be a chase, because you can see the police in a running motion and because the gun is slightly off the picture it suggests to the audience that he is not going to shoot the killer. Long distance shot, shows the direction the characters are running towards. We decided not to put the killer and the police in the center because the position of the two characters in the picture now gives information to the audience, for example it shows the audience where the characters are heading and also it emphasis the distance between the two characters, this is important because it leads on to the next picture. Long distance shot shows the distance between the killer and the police. This picture follows through the previous picture as the audience can see the distance between the two character close suspense is built. In this picture we can also see that there is a long path in front of both the characters, this also creates suspense because the killer could suddenly change speed and out run the killer. The speed bump is slightly off focus so that the following pictures would surprise the audience. Close up shot, focusing on the feet of the killer, this is in an individual slide to show an important event is caused because of this action. From the previous picture the audience could see that the two characters in the picture is heading towards the speed bump, however because the speed bump wasn't in focus this picture would surprise the audience. Only the leg of the killer is shown in this picture suggests that this picture is in slow motion, this creates suspence and leads on to the pictures after this. Close up shot, showing the expression of the killer. the killer is scared and shocked which foreshadows what happens at the end of the story. The effect this picture has is that the audience can see the body of the killer, this gives a direction is which the killer is going in the picture. This was taken at a low angle to give the audience an impression that the killer is falling. Point of view shot from the killer's point of view to tell the audience what is going to happen to the killer as. The point of view shot was used to show what the killer is actually looking at, this gives the audience a sence of suspence because they still don't know whats going to happen to the killer. This picture is showing the point of view of the killer from the same time of the previous picture, this also builds suspense because it gives a slow motion effect to the picture. Low angle shot showing to top body of the police. Shows the police is in a relaxed position hinting what happened to the killer. In the picture the police are looking over the killer's dead body. The low angle shot shows that the killer is now powerless and shows the audience that the police has all the power in the picture.