The first scene - reveals the box. This makes the audience question the significance of the box and evokes a sense of mystery.
Mid-shot - fade to black with sinister diegetic sound effect - representative of the 'demon'.
Mid-shot/tracking shot - female protagonist coming home - setting the scene - intro to characters - moves into main plot - establishing shot - normality of everyday life - relatable to the audience - sense of the unexpected about to unfold
(scene cut out of final production)
moving in - showing how previous owners had died - relation to protagonists - a sense of empathy
Night time - mid shot/close-ups - the introduction to the strange occurrences - diegetic bang sound effects - no dialogue - follow the female protagonist investigating the attic - intro to independence of character, she does not wake her boyfriend - intrigued
Panning shot to show the attic hatch has opened - realisation that was what the sound was - darkness evokes mystery and fear of the unknown - non-diegetic music in minor key to emphasise suspense
Variety of shots of female protagonist entering the attic - mid/long/over the shoulder/birds-eye view
Discovery of the box - small intro into what it contains - takes it downstairs to investigate further - audience will recongise the box from the beginning - dramatic irony - they know it is something to be fear - increases tension
Focus on the pendant - the appearance and introduction to the demon through the reflection in the box - groups the significance of the pendant with the demon
tracking shots of normal everyday tasks but with the demon always being present
research into the necklace - realisation of the demonic entity that may possess it - audience already know its too late
close-up/mid/over the shoulder - murder/suicide scene
flashbacks contrast with present - cyclical nature - demon over the shoulder with pendant
death of protagonists - drop of pendant - open ending - suggests the cycle starts again
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