This post links to a previous post about using a forest as a location.
- Tight framing used within the two shot to show the vast nature of the woods, and therefore the possible lack of escape. Captures the background within the shot.
- Hear them both talking to eachother, but you can also hear digetic sound of the animals and the leaves crunching on the ground as they tread on them.
- Continuity from one event (unloading the car) to them walking along in the forest, shows that time has moved forward and they've been walking for a while.
- Carry oversized rucksacks on their back, showing they are not going as a day trip. The forest appears dead and deprived, as not much green is used.
Filming
- Shakey close ups are seen with tight framing, emphasising the fact that the person filming belongs to the group,
- Which also links to the sound that can be heard on filming as it's a voice over.
- Cutaways are used to link the real filming, and the filming that is being percieved in the video, this interupts the storyline and switches back to a reality.
Markings on the stones link to the story and have a meaning within the story, the clothes that they wear are quite preppy connoting that they are a group of older teenagers.
Tree Appearance
- Low angle shot used as if you as a viewer are also looking up at the tree. Tree is centralised in the shot showing it's importance.
- Creepy music beging to play as non diegetic sound to create tension, links to the tension that is being created by one of the main proganists questioning the trees appearance.
- Jump cut from person to person to view their responses and there is an eyeline match between them looking at the tree before we as a viewer also see the tree.
Tree in the centre is shown as very big when they all look up. Lighting changes to the viewer can tell that normal filming has resumed.
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