In the prelim task we briefly planned a basic plot in the form of a mind map that would intrigue the viewer. We then established who would play each character. We then developed and mapped out each scene on a story board. This allowed us to work out the camera angles we would use for each scene. This process limited the amount of mistakes we made and meant we would waste less time.
Camera angles
In the prelim task we used a range of camera angles to enhance the feeling of tension and suspense. It opens with a pair of feet that look like they are tied up. We also tried to give a wider perspective to the viewer by using a range of different camera angles and shots. For example we used a close up, medium shot, high angle shot and an upwards pan.
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