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A man is tormented psychologically and has his sense of reality distorted by a mysterious box in his home, as depicted through gloomy interior and woodland settings with low-key lighting and angles. The film uses diegetic and non-diegetic sound along with its black and white visual style to build atmosphere and tension as the man struggles to discern right from wrong due to the box's influence, targeting a horror-loving audience aged 16 to 24.
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Film Pitch
- 2. Overview • A guy is being tormented by a mysterious box. He has no control of what is right or wrong.
- 3. Film World • Key Settings: - interior of a house; bedroom, lounge - woods • Atmosphere: - gloomy, dark = achieved through location, sound, lighting and colour.
- 4. Visual Style • Shallow depth of field and deep focus • Low-key lighting • Low angles • Black and white https://youtu.be/R1DaBxfFTUM
- 5. Sound • Diegetic sound: - sound effects, ambient sound, dialogue, foley sound • Non-diegetic sound: - music, silence – add tension and confusion https://youtu.be/OuaQDV_nSiM (- famous horror theme songs)
- 6. Target Audience • 16 – 24-year old's • Any gender • Any lifestyle • For people who enjoy horrors/thrillers