The document analyzes various film techniques used in a scene to create tension and unease. Low-key lighting in the upstairs area makes it seem eerie, while high-key lighting downstairs signifies a contrast. Slow, tense editing builds atmosphere and anticipation. Mise-en-scene details like the wine rack and the woman's dress establish her wealth and status. Camerawork employs an unsettling shadow and watching perspective to add creepiness.

1. Sixth sense

2. Camerawork
In this shot we see that the woman is looking around for
some wine , the weird p[art is that she is being looked at by
the camera behind the wine , it adds creepy effect.
The long shot used here is not to show the
woman on the screen but to show the shadow
this adds to the weird effect and mood of the
opening so far.

3. Lighting
• The lighting used in the scene is low key , this adds to the mood and
makes it look very eary , this is good as it adds to the overall effect
and makes it look as if someone is there with the woman.
• There is high key lighting used here shows that downstairs is
completely different to the upstairs part of the house as there is light
at the top of the stiats

4. Editing
• The editing used in this is very is very slow and is good as it creates a
scary and not nice atmosphere.
• It is used very good as it makes the audience feel good and get tense
at the same time as you know something will happen

5. Mise en scene
• Props – the wine rack is good as it shows that the person we are
seeing is rich and has lot of money.
• Costume – the woman is wearing a nice dress which adds to the fact
she is rich.