Location scouting

Location: 

-Classroom

-Stairs at Kelvin's house

-Hallway 

-Road 

📍Vinschool Central Park - Secondary & High school

Classroom:

Because the action takes place at a school, I chose a setting that I was familiar with. Furthermore, because this is also their school, obtaining permission to film will be quicker as well as more convenient for the performers and crew. Throughout the creation process, I imagined all of the activities taking place in specific areas at my school, so Vinschool Central Park was an obvious choice. 

 These images will show us the classroom's layout and surrounds. Because the film was shot in a classroom, viewers will feel more at ease, and it will be easier to seek help from peers. Lighting and camera angles will aid viewers in understanding the plot and context in

Because our group is enrolled in class 11b3, 11b3 will be the preferred location for filming, as it will also be more convenient and easy. If we are recording in another classroom, unforeseen circumstances like broken furniture or misplaced personal belongings might happen, for which we could be held liable.

camera set-up

Stairs:

At kelvin's house

Kevin's house will have the stairs used for filming. The staircase area's architecture and lighting will accentuate the film's overall plot points while giving the scene a historic vibe. Regardless, the staircase will require effects from post-production and film editing because it still doesn't appear very ominous in photos. This scenario will feature footsteps and suspenseful moments. The action in the scene will be seen up close on each actor.

Hallway:

Our team decided to shoot the school scene at night in order to create a gloomy and dark mood because lighting and location are essential when filming horror scenes. The word "Exit" will become a focal point of the scene with its brilliant blue glow. Additionally, this hallway is long enough to record an actor chase, which is useful for long shots or one-shots.

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For Hallway Section - the big Hallway on the fourth floor:

-Long length 

-Can lead to other scene in the storyline 

-Useful for action part of the movie 

Road:

 

We also decided to film shots outside on the road that is close to Kelvin's house. The area and plot of the movie will be expanded by filming scenes outside on the street at night, giving audiences a captivating experience. Extremely long shots and medium close-ups are frequently used in these sequences to show the audience the surrounding context and particular expressive motions. The scene's harmony is additionally enhanced by the naturally grouped props. The focused lighting arrangement can also serve as a focal point in the picture due to the unbalanced lighting caused by the street lamp posts on one side.

Filming at night can affect the people around, so this scene is often used for scenes with little dialogue and is often used to film action scenes of the film from inside the house to the street. However, the sound-effects will be important for the scene to guide viewers' emotions through many sound effects such as jump-scare, breathing, footsteps, ghost sound effects, stabbing, slashing, and other flesh wound sounds.