The initial establishing shot shows Legjenda who is walking home from school. A quick cut then shows an image of the full moon. There is no need for us to show her arriving at or getting into the house.
The second interior shot will be of her in the downstairs bathroom brushing her teeth. As she is brushing her teeth, the reflection of her face will remain in the mirror; however the protagonist does not see this, it is only visible to the audience.
Legjenda then goes upstairs into her room and lies down in her bed. The camera retreats downstairs back into the bathroom where the light is still on. The same reflection seen earlier is bizarrely still in the mirror. It then emerges out of the two-dimensional mirror and moves towards the camera.
The reflection is then shown moving up the stairs into Legjenda's bedroom. The camera cuts to Legjenda who is lying in bed with the lamp on, her eyes closed. She suddenly opens her eyes and looks around. The camera quickly shifts and zooms into the lamp, which fades into an image of the full moon as seen earlier.
This Blog incorporates a detailed presentation of the research,planning and evaluation of the video brief which Legjenda Tamrva, Insaf Chentouf and Myself were given. We collaborated over several months in creating the opening sequence of our moving image text, Beyond Reflection, in which we deployed, exploited and subverted the generic conventions of a supernatural thriller. We initially trialled our creation of material in this genre in the form of a video preliminary exercise.
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Thursday, 26 April 2012
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