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Color use blog post

 Color plays a crucial role in setting the tone and enhancing the emotional impact of the story. In this script the transition from a warm, inviting atmosphere to an eerie, supernatural horror is greatly reflected through shifts in color within the setting, background, costuming, and props. At the beginning the setting is bathed in the warm glow of the sunset. As the scene progresses the transition from golden hues to cooler, darker shades mirrors the shift in tone. As the scene progresses more the unstable flickering lights represents a shift in reality, what was once stable is now unpredictable. As the park grows eerily still the once warm setting becomes cold and ominous. Ethan eventually develops blackened eyes as key visual markers of his transformation. 

Supporting character analysis blog post

 The main characters of our film is Lila and Ethan. Lila is a young woman in her mid 20's, she has a deep appreciation for stories and books as seen in her enjoyment of reading in solitude at the park. Lila's ultimate role in the story remains open ended will she fight, run, or surrender to whatever darkness Ethan has become. The main role that she takes from Vladimir Popps analysis is the hero. Ethan is in his high 20's and appears as charming. He approaches Lila by using their shared love for literature as a means to connect. The main role that he takes is false hero/villain. In the film both main characters physical appearance gives young due to the fact that they are only in their twenties. Lila has on a warm color sweater and jeans while Ethan is wearing streetwear. Lila is intelligent, independent, and drawn to quiet introspective moments. Her mental health state ends up being all over the place as the story takes a huge plot twist. Ethan is chirming, intelligent and ...

Main character analysis blog post

 The main characters of our film is Lila and Ethan. Lila is a young woman in her mid 20's, she has a deep appreciation for stories and books as seen in her enjoyment of reading in solitude at the park. Lila's ultimate role in the story remains open ended will she fight, run, or surrender to whatever darkness Ethan has become. The main role that she takes from Vladimir Popps analysis is the hero. Ethan is in his high 20's and appears as charming. He approaches Lila by using their shared love for literature as a means to connect. The main role that he takes is false hero/villain. In the film both main characters physical appearance gives young due to the fact that they are only in their twenties. Lila has on a warm color sweater and jeans while Ethan is wearing streetwear. Lila is intelligent, independent, and drawn to quiet introspective moments. Her mental health state ends up being all over the place as the story takes a huge plot twist. Ethan is chirming, intelligent and ...

Title sequence blog post

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 My groups title sequence changes from warmth to suspense, which reflects the story's shift in tone. We chose a sunset inspired color palette that slowly darkens, creating an inviting but uneasy atmosphere. For lettering we used Playfair Display with Patrick Hand for a cinematic feel. The text comes up  with soft fades and dissolves like a mist which helps enhance the mystery. The film opens with a slow zoom into a lake with falling leaves and ends with the title lingering before darkness. This combination of color, font, and motion gives a smooth yet haunting transition, soaking the audience in the story's mood.