Revised idea

Some of the shots we will use in our film would be long shots, high angles, medium close ups, and establishing shots. The long shots will be used to show the films landscapes and our environment of the film. The high angles will be used to show the vulnerability of Rhys and the innocent jogger. I feel it will also show the power of the killer. Medium close up will be used too get the facial expressions and emotions on film. The establishing shot will give context and location. A medium close up could also be used for intense conversations really capturing the emotion of fear. High angles during the action scenes will be utilized to show the chases. the chases we want to really capture the intenseness and raw emotions one may really be feeling. In a situation like that we want to portray real emotions and we will do that with cameras angles and good acting. Rhys is a decent actor and has done many other films including his AS lvel class. Rhys also has done theter. One of the most important aspects to our film is the environment. The environment that our film is set in is perfect for a irie killer movie. The setting with the mangroves and a panning shot of the area.   A panning shot can capture the animals that would decompose the body supposedly. Rhys will catch onto this and realize the ecosytem would be in the mangroves. In the mangroves he hinks he leads the cop thee. The cop finds the body. The killer is close by and chaes Rhys doesnt see the cop i the bush. The cop pops out the bush and arrests the killer.

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