We have decided to use the third font named Broken Ghost because it has a blood stained appearance and it stands out but not to the point that it is hard to read such as Survival Horror. Font one and four seem fairly average and bland, therefore they do not give a big enough impact to the viewer.
A Hysteria Productions Presents An Endstone Film (Cast 1) James Blake (Cast 2) Alan Caster (Cast 3) Freya Land Costume Design by Russell Cann Art Direction by Ruth Mendun Production Design by Jeremiah Kashey Casting by Laurence Smith Film Editing by Nick Reyes Cinematography by Kayleigh Tunwell Original Music by Susannah Trawley Produced by Tracy Chakelmen Directed by Lewis Endstone (Main Title) Crimson Fall
Camerawork: The camera was well placed to capture the close up shots of the doll which gives an eerie out look to the viewer. There was one occasion where the camera was hand held and was shaken before the scene was cut.
Editing: The editing was produced well with the quick shot effects of different locations in the same room. The flickering effect on the videos gives the impression that the location is set in an old house.
Mise-en-scene: The props used in this video gave the impression that the scene is set in an abandoned house with only the one mysterious character who's shadow is the only glimpse we see. The doll is some how brought to life with the different lighting effects and positioning of the doll.
Soundtrack: The soundtrack of the video was very effective and adds to the eerie atmosphere as it consists of only chimes and violin.
In Rohypnol, the camera work was deliberately unsteady to create a sense of Action & Drama. The video was masterfully edited to further the mood of action with translucent layers and fades in a "double-vision" style. The clip was very stylised and although there were little props, apart from the car, the dark setting presented a realistic 'thrilling' atmosphere. The backing soundtrack was relatively eerie and fitted well with what was shown on screen. The woman's exasperated breaths also added to the atmosphere. The titles were original, as they moved across the screen a little, although it did not fit the type of clip they made. Because some were placed at the bottom of the screen, it was as if they were subtitles which had detrimental effect on the setting. Overall, Rohypnol was a well edited clip although there were still improvements that could have been made.