Emma plans to create a horror short film without dialogue to build tension through quick pacing, jump scares, and using a clock to convey a late night setting. The target audience of younger horror fans is well-suited for the project. Emma likes that the brief provides structure while allowing creative freedom. She intends to use unsettling porcelain dolls and influence her film's mood and ideas based on a mood board.

1. INITIAL PLANS
Emma Garthwaite

2. I think A horror short would be a good project for me as its easy to use images and
sounds to effect the audience. A Jumpscare at the end would be effective along with
quick pace to build tension. Can use the clock to show late night in the film. The
target audience is also a good age for a horror film seen as a lot of younger people
are into the horror franchise at the moment. The brief seems very simple and will
help build a simple storyline using the rules so I do like the brief in general the no
dialogue will be hard to get to grips with but once you get music and sound effects in
to build the tension it will move a lot more smoothly.

6. Is there any repetition in the images you have collected?
Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood
 I like the idea of using a porcelain doll within my film as they
are quite unsettling and well used in a lot of horror films.
They are also mysterious because of the fact that you don’t
know what is haunting it or causing it to move/do things.
How will your mood board influence your final product?
It will definitely influence my main idea of my film.