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I hate clowns because of what they are associated with in the modern world.
This is why this shot was so effective, when i first saw it, it was very effective.

The colour scheme used in generic in a horror-thriller film. Dark gloomy, setting the tone to be shady and expecting of some sort of creepy event. His face paint and smile is very scary and forced. He looks out of place and just plain weird.
The fact that he has been put in a sewer drain and is looking out towards the road allows us to identify this character as no more than a creep who will cause harm.

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I like this shot as it is able to make me get the idea that these two are runaways of some sort.
Their costumes suggest this aswell, they are wearing flexible clothing to which the male is carrying a rifle. The setting works well as they are ontop of a huge building looking into the city as if they are in search for freedom.
The lighting used also suggests this, it is bright and looks promising. There are birds flocking towards the sun which contrasts nicely with the beautifully colored sky.

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The flash is a superhero television show that allows the viewer to get a development of forensic scientist barry allen, whose parents were taken away from him at age 11 with the same abilities he earned 13 years later.
This scene inspires me for the following reasons:
The conventions of the films genre easily allows us to understand that it is a superhero action film- this is because of the use of their costumes, the visuals and the seriousness and dynamic created in the scene.
There is an evident contrast between good and evil in the scene. Red representing good, which if often used for the idea's of hope. Whilst the enemy being Zoom next to him, is wearing is black, he looks aggressive and bulky showing he is the aggressor in the situation.
The shot type used is a close up. This allows us to connect with the characters feelings and see their facial expressions.
The lighting is able to create the setting, had this scene been shot in the daylight. It would loose a sense of aggression and effectiveness.

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This scene in the trailer trust genuinely allowed me to connect with the character. I remembered after watching the first third of the movie, we got to connect with the main character. The girl, is lonely in school with a lack of friends, she has not had a boyfriend and think's she meets a "friend" online. However, the person she meets online is not who she thinks she is, uses her sexually and then shuts her out completely.
In the scene shown above, you can see by both the way the phone is held and the deep tremble of loneliness and crying on her face that she is again alone.
The reason why i am inspired by this scene is for the following reasons:
-Her face captivates the emotion and allows the viewers to sympathise with her. It creates an emotional bond between the viewer and the character.
-The setting shows that she has broken down completely, she is not crying in a confined or personal space, it is in a changing room at a SCHOOL. This means she cannot control the horrible emotion she has buried inside.

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The film 'The Dark Knight' contains a few scenes which really left an impact on me, even years after watching it. This scene shown above is one of those scenes. The whole general colour scheme and effect shows the idea of something sad or bad occurring. i genuinely love the posture that the 'Dark Knight or Batman' is in too. It leaves the idea of mourning of death. The reason it was effective was the fact that throughout the movie, or the second instalment in the trilogy, you never see batman is such a posture or shown in a sense of actual mourn. This work well as us as the viewer know that the person who died was not just a random person, it was a close friend, a lover and companion to which he had to (seconds earlier) make the decision of allowing her to die in order to save the life of another man- who later ends up as a killer. The music in the scene also contrasts well with the colour and dynamical lighting shown, it allows the audience to suspend disbelief and be drawn into the scene- as if they were the man mourning for a dead loved one.

This has inspired me in making a thriller film that contains a scene somewhat similar that is able to leave such a long lasting and critical effect on the viewer. I would love to have my audience captivate the emotions that the character shown on screen is feeling and connect to them on an emotional level. I would make use of the colour scheme, the lighting and the location in order for it to have such an effect.
*An example for a location would be a damaged broken building the north London, this would work well as the area generally is damaged, broken walls and parts of the building scattered everywhere. In addition at night time, the scene truly can be used to reflect the emotions of depression or something dawnting over the audience.