This document discusses different camera shots and lighting techniques for a movie scene. It suggests using medium shots to show actors, settings, and facial expressions; close-ups of eyes to imply being watched; and long shots of a character and surroundings with high-key lighting to focus on the setting. Establishing shots of a scary house and woods are also recommended along with medium shots of a woman's face to show fear.

1. Moodboard

2. Medium Shot to
show the actors
settings and
backgrounds.
Medium close
up to show
the actors
facial
expression
without
getting too
close.
Close up shot of the actors
eye’s, may imply that he is
watching someone or being
watched.
Simple intense picture of
the face of a male
character. Tells the
audience that he may be
the main character.
Long shot view of the character
and his surrounding. The
producer uses High key lighting
to highlight the settings so the
audience can focus on it.
Establishing
shot of a
scary house
and the
woods.
Medium
shot of the
women. It
makes her
facial
expression
stand out
and shows
she may be
scared.
The producer made a the title of
the movie bold and white to
make it stand out especially with
the low-key and dark lighting.