St Micheals graveyard
United reforms church
St Peters church
Actors
Elly - A level drama student
Menna - GCSE drama student
Time and Weather
We are planning of filming when dark as we feel it would make it much darker and creepier, also we checked which day would have the best weather that would be ideal for shooting.
Shot testing
We spent some time planning out the shots to make sure we were prepared when filming rather late and didn't want to be out all night testing and filming shot after shot so we spent a little time working out how to achieve each shot effectively. Also how to effectively use the camera and tripod to test different cinematography techniques to make the horror scene feel tense and edgy, like breaking the 180 degree rule to make the viewer feel uneasy, and the low angle shot be filmed with the grass visible in the frame it make it appear like you are actually there and involved.
To present Elly as the scary antagonist we have chosen to give her creepy-looking makeup (examples below).
Permission For Filming
To make sure that we could film in the church graveyard we emailed them:
However because we didn't get a response we planned to film at Sutton Park instead, because the dark forest and trees would still be suitable for the horror genre.
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