This document discusses the cinematography and stylistic choices made in a media project. It explains that titles were given their own frames rather than being placed underneath shots. Many shots use close-ups, shadows, and minimal effects to build suspense and mystery rather than relying on special effects. This challenges Hollywood conventions by using simplicity rather than elaborate CGI. Symbolism is also used, such as a shadow representing a character's split personality.

1. In what way does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

2. This is not the stereotypical way in which titles are usually presented in film sequences. Because we thought that the titles were an important part of the piece we decided to give them their own frames rather than having them underneath the other shots. We also animated them so they actually flickered (like our title!)

10. Although on first glance this shot appears extremely simple there is actually a lot of subtle symbolism involved. The bricks are covering the entire frame, suggesting there is no way out for the girl. We used an extreme close up (only) to demonstrate this point.