EXAMPLE 1: Here we have an optical illusion which could be rather effective to show the state of her mind.
The lines are disorientating and the black and white seems to blur into one.
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Evaluation:
-This was harder to achieve as the lighting in the room didn't match the way we had lit up the character, therefore we decided not to use this as we didn't wish to seem unprofessional.
Evaluation:
We decided not to use this clip as because the progatonist would be walking around infront of the eye the audience may have difficulty understanding the relevance and what the object actually is. Although it is quite chilling it doesn't have an explicit link to our genre and so isn't suitable.
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The amount of different pills there could also suggest that she is under a lot of medication.
Evaluation:
-The image we are most likely to use is the one with the pills as it has an explicit link to our genre and helps the audience understand that our protagonist's condition means she is constantly taking medication in order to fit in and avoid any breakdowns.
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