Analysis of filming shots.

For the first 2 days of filming as a group we decided to focus on the shots that we had planned to shoot inside, the first day we did all the shots needed and then the next day we re-shot any shots that we thought did not come out as well as we wanted. These scenes are the first scenes in our opening sequence hence the attention to detail we put in.

The arrows show in which order the pictures appear on screen...as seen so far it is narrative order. The first shot was taken on the first day of shooting as we noticed that our reflections were visible in the tap this then meant that we had to re-shoot the scenes again which we did on the second day but instead we put fake blood on that tap so that the audience is not able to see our reflections...this also helped with our Mise-en-scene because it made it really look like thriller. The first shot of human presence the audience sees is one characters hands and shes washing bloods if her hand this shows the mystery about the movie because the audience doesn't know who is washing their hands and where the blood is coming from therefore making the audience ask questions.