As he stumbles forwards he is placed in the centre of the shot, looking past the camera giving us a sense of his panic and need for a way to escape. The bright lights are symmetrical on either side of the Ellington Kid drawing the viewer's attention to him. The pace slows in this close up shot, building the suspense. The smooth pan between the two characters shows their power and ease, the man has a slight smile showing his confidence. His red shirt stands out against he white associates them with blood and power and contrasts with the all black outfits of the stabbers showing two separate sides. The low angle makes them seem more threatening |
I have decided to cast Scarlett as the main protagonist in my film. I think she will bring the character to life as she is an experienced actress and can relate to the role of a young girl trying to impress a date. I also decided to cast Daniel as the male protagonist of the film. I am good friends with both Scarlett and Daniel and know they will be reliable for filming.
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