Mood board - Horror AS Media
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This mood board for a horror film suggests using found footage and mockumentary styles similar to Chronicle and Paranormal Activity 3. It recommends low-key lighting that could use infrared cameras or a camera with a light. Intense screaming close-ups of characters, especially female characters, should be included to add intensity for audiences. Additional elements include eyes, dragging, blood, locations, and technology.
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- 2. Found footage (Mockumentary) Films such as Chronicle and paranormal activity three have shots like these.
- 3. Lighting The lighting is low key – Infrared cameras can be used however usually its just a camera with a light.
- 4. Screaming Close up Adding intensity for the audience (usually a female character)
- 5. Eyes
- 6. Dragging
- 7. Use of blood
- 8. Locations