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This document outlines storyboard ideas for a horror/thriller film. It provides descriptions of visual elements that could create frightening atmospheres, including a woman's bloody mouth, haunting eyes, knives, stormy nights, abandoned houses, and alleyways. Props like mirrors, children's toys, and padlocks are also mentioned as things that could advance the plot or add suspense. Locations listed include forests, streets at night, and underground parking lots. Characters briefly described include a stalker and an old man being watched. The overall aim is to suggest scary imagery and settings that would appeal to audiences of the horror genre.
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Storyboard linking in with horror
- 1. STORYBOARD- linking in with horror/thrillers. MIMI JEFFRIES.
- 2. • This is a picture of a women's mouth which could come across quite seductively but then red blood is dripping down, which leads us to think she has been involved in some kind of creature/human. Possibly a vampire or a killer. APPEARENCE
- 3. • Body scars • Pain • Torture • grotesque
- 4. • This picture of eyes can come across terrifying as they are not normal eyes, there are black, wide opened and shock the audience which sees them. • These eyes are haunting and evil.
- 5. • Blood, automatically linked with death, murders and horror.
- 6. • knife • This weapon is used to kill, torture and frighten someone.
- 7. • A normal big, family house, lit up in the dark. Scary, eerie, menacing. LOCATION
- 8. A house burnt down, after a disaster, contrasts to other house. Ruins left, scary, certain memories left.
- 9. • Moonlight moon, covered in clouds, misty eerie atmosphere. Scary.
- 10. • Dark scenarios on the streets. Typical to horror. Beam of light creates shadows.
- 11. • Storm, thunder, lighting- typical scary atmosphere.
- 12. • Dark enclosed space, puddles, forest, lonesome and darkness.
- 13. • Puddles related to drowning, death.
- 14. • Alley way, lonesome, dark. Enclosed space. Rubbish, heap yard. Dirty.
- 15. Props • Mirrors • Reflections-opposite • Ghosts, figures relfected
- 16. • Broken, cracked mirrors. • Reflections of children- upsetting
- 17. • Padlock • Safety • Security • Hiding something • suspicion
- 18. • Children shoes. • Memories • Factual information • Shadows
- 19. • Someone in danger, dead. • Need help • mysteriou s
- 20. • Stairway • Alleyway • Derelict • Deserted
- 21. • Lonesome • Death • Night • Scary • isolated
- 22. • Doorways • Stairways • Old • Abandoned • Wood • broken
- 23. Stalker. Someone watching someone from a window, of a car. At night
- 24. Blurred image of an old man, being watched.
- 25. Burnt child possessions, dolls, toys etc
- 26. location.- fair ground. Surrounded by children, memories.
- 28. Underground, car park, isolated area.
- 30. Garage door, hiding something behind, secrecy.
- 31. Characters.