Wednesday, 18 December 2013

Hinting Location Example

Here is one of the examples I mocked up to try and show the idea of hinting a location without showing it. Here obviously I only have still images but I think the point is gotten across well nonetheless:
  















As you can see here I chose a location and went up to seven parts that I though were fairly important to the making of the room. By doing this it gives teases as to where we are without directly showing an establishing shot, this as a result makes the audience think about what they're looking at and engage with the images/film more.

This is the kind of idea I want to get across in our experimental film's visuals, but since it is obviously a much more visually outstanding and interesting location there is going to be much more to show and exploit in teasing where we are. This shows that we're going with the idea of the film being 'pure abstraction' just a arrangement of shots based around shape and texture to get across the aura and sinisterness of our location.

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