Final Piece!

Enjoy!

This is our final piece, we filmed it on a high quality camera so when being watched on Youtube change the quality to the highest, I believe it proves that the little camera that we used despite it's disadvantages, works a lot better than the standard Canon ones.

We are all very proud of this, including the extras, it took five hours for Jake to edit it, and around six hours to film and I think it has all paid off. This isn't how I imagined it, but personally I think this is better, we lost tracking shots and gained other components that really make this Thriller look professional and I am proud to have been part of this production. 

The Title of our Film

This actually turned out to be the most difficult decision of the whole process. We were all against one word titles and we wanted something completely original that didn't sound like a Horror film. Some days we would all agree on a title and then the next we would all say we hated it and wanted it to change. Ben suggested that we use a long winded name to make the film sound indie, but we were all against it and couldn't think of anything that suited the style of our film. I made the suggestion we should use an oxymoron in the title, and my first few examples were:

Beautiful Filth: A title that describes the Killer, beautiful being how he perceives himself, and filth being how he is seen by audiences and other characters.

Beautiful Slaughter: Again beautiful being Alex's perspective on what he does, who he is and slaughter just being the murder at the party.

I made the suggestion as well of 'Daylight' something, considering we were shooting in the day to take away people's assumptions that only 'bad things' happen at night. Macabre then got added in afterwards and we all immediately agreed that it was the best name we would come up with that the whole group would agree on. I am very glad that this worked out the way it did as it went with the 'Shutter Island' part of the soundtrack, 'The Nature of Daylight' which I thought fell perfectly into place.