A.M: Inspirational Shots and Frame Ideas

 This shot is from Amityville I think that the composition of the shot is done very well.  There is low key lighting and the girl is placed using the rule of thirds. She is placed in the corner of the room and she is curled up in a ball representing her vulnerability. A toy prop is used in the shot to convey her innocence.

This shot is also from Amityville. I liked this shot as I like how most of the shot is in darkness and then the protagonist is a silhouette. It makes him appear as an enigma and dark.

This shot is from Zombieland. I like the use of intergrated 3D titles.

 This shot is from Nightmare on Elm Street. It is a POV shot which uses burred edges to convey the fact it is a POV shot.

This shot is also from Nightmare On Elms Street. It is a pan shot showing all the hanging kitchen utensils around him. I like how the pan shot shows more information about the protagonists surroundings subtly.

my frame ideas :

My first frame (top left) is inspired by the Amityville silouhette shot. I have placed our supernatural protagonist behind the window and created her as a silhouette. While the antagonist is in the foreground being controlled by the protagonist. Also the shot would zoon out to reveal the supernatural silhouette.

 

My second from (top right) is inspired by the second Nightmare on elms street shot. I used a pan from right to left and made it a MS so that you can get more information around the surroundings.

 

My third shot was inspired by the NIghtmare on Elm streets shot. I have placed the supernatural being behind our antagonist and placed the camera at a low angle.