Evaluation Q2

The main focus of our film is at the social group of teenagers. Our actors are between 16-12 making them seem vulnerable to the situation they are facing. No parent or adult is shown in our opening making the teenagers independent. This connotes their naivety due to the fact they are doing something they no nothing about without any guidance.
They characters are portrayed as easily manipulated and gullible by the control one of the characters holds over the rest of the group. This is shown when the girls argue about doing the Ouija board and are easily persuaded to do so without better judgement. This also connotes there innocents since they don't think of the dangers that could come from their acts.
The costumes our characters wear shows them as innocent and vulnerable. Our characters are seen in bright and girly pyjamas making them seem younger then they are. This helps show there naivety and lack of consideration to the dangers they might face. This also sets a contrast between adults and the characters, due to the fact adults would be shown more mature and organised.
The shots such as the close ups help show there innocents by catching there scared and worried faces. This makes the audience feel more involved. Also the slow pan of there faces helps show there lack of control of the situation showing there age. As adults would fight for the control or wouldn't let it get out of hand in the first place.