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THE TEAM KEPT ALL EDITING TO A MINIMUM BECAUSE WE ALL THOUGHT THAT THIS FILM OPENING IS STRONG ON CAMERAWORK AND WE WANT THE AUDIENCE TO GET A FULL ON EXPERIENCE OF THE CAMERAWORK AND CINEMATOGRAPHY.

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Final Key Scene (Scene 3) The rubbing head scene + Creating a twist: --------> How we achieved this?

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Final Key Scene (Scene 3) The rubbing head scene + Creating a twist: --------> How we achieved this?

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Mis en Scene

For this scene, we want to end the romantic side of the girl by putting her by a pool and peaceful scenery: Trees, pool, white walls at first and down on her lap, a boy is lying there also enjoying the view. By doing a cliche but still perfect love scene, we gave the audience a sense of peace and serenity along with the characters.

Camerawork

For this scene, we did a mid shot of the girl and the boy lying on her lap to include all of the peaceful scenery accompanied with a centre composition of the girl and the boy lying in the middle of the frame to satisfy the audience.

Editing and Sound

In terms of sound, we kept the white noise of nature and used Audio Gain to increase the volume of the surrounding noise letting the audience hear the soothing and peaceful sounds of nature. In terms of the main editing of the scene, we adjusted the brightness of the scene to comfort the eyes of the audience.

Creating a Twist (Mis en Scene, Sound, Editing, Camerawork)

In order to create a twist, the team decided to add music. Ten made the horror soundtrack and composed it in order to create a change in atmosphere and a quick change in mood. We edited the drastic change from the peaceful looking house to a destroyed house with walls getting burnt and the dried up pool to show that she's not normal.  We edited in that way to make the audience feel a sense of doubt for the peaceful house gave a false representation and all this time, everything was a false, the girl is not normal. With added music after a period of silence made the change even more dramatic and show her insanity more than usual.

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Key Scene 2 : House -----> How we achieved this

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Key Scene 2 : House -----> How we achieved this

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Mis en Scene

For the house scene and the rest of the movie opening, we want to slowly reveal her identity and personality, releasing the girl's inner crazy within a more personal space. For this, we started with a house scene (exterior part of the house); basically, in this scene, we started off with shoes placed on the front doorstep. But there were more than one pair of shoes. We placed 2 pair of shoes to create an enigma for the audience, making them wonder "who's shoes are these?". Moreover, by placing the shoes, it starts to create suspicions whether the girl is a normal person or not.

Camerawork

For the shoe scene, the camerawork and its effects are pretty obvious for the viewers. I did a close up shot of the shoes to make the audience identify that there are 2 pairs and one pair happens to be a male shoe with a male shoe size.

Editing & Sound

This scene, we edited time duration of the shoe shot. Basically, controlling the time duration of the shoe scene to make the timing perfect and plenty for viewers to identify the shoes and giving them time to think through to whom the shoes belong to. As for sound, we used white noise to make the viewers understand that it is a house scene by keeping noises of birds and wind blowing into trees.

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Mis en Scene

We focused on her normal character during the first scenes of the film. By achieving this goal, we placed the girl in a public place full of people such as Siam (Thai social gathering area). In terms of costume and clothing, we put her in normal school clothes as if she had finished with her lesson and about to walk home after a good shopping break. Moreover, we also tried to make her blend in with the crowds actions which was mainly playing with phones or taking photographs of the scenery.

Camerawork

In this scene, we started with an extreme close up shot of the girl distracted with her phone and walking like every other person within the area to act normal. Then, as we slowly zoom out, we slowly show the clothes that she was wearing to make the audience think that she is just a normal girl like everyone else. Later on, we panned the camera as while she was walking to show a normal situation of a girl who is walking home from school or from stopping by a mall before going home.

Editing & Sound

In this scene, we kept the editing minimal by keeping the whitenoise of the scene that we shouted. Sounds of the environment around the girl e.g: People talking, the fountain, skytrains and other people's footsteps to make the girl blend in with the environment to the maximum and to conceal her voice to hide identity.

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We believe that Michael Cera would be a perfect fit for the boy due to his "awkward teen" personality in most of his movies. I believe that having an awkward teenager as a first victim or one of the early victims of the movie will build up a better tension than having a good looking and more masculine character from the start. Furthermore, having an awkward teenager as an easy target in the beginning will also help build up the girl's character as being a patient person when it comes to hunting down for guys and making "every next person" a better looking target.

Since the rest of the film might reflect on the flashbacks of the first character being in love with the girl and flashbacks of when the boy gets killed, the awkward teenager acting could make parts when he breaks down when he sees something horrible like dead bodies will make it seem more authentic as the personality of his would reflect and amplify the break down due to the difference in acting.

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Michael Cera

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For me, I think Amanda Seyfried is a beautiful women who is able to play a psychotic role and a "person who knows how to love" role at the same time. Given examples of her work would be Jennifer's Body (one of our inspirational movies). As seen from Jennifer's body, we can see that Amanda can play a role of a "good girlfriend" and a "psycho" at the same time. As the movie progresses, her character slowly gets crazier and more obsessed with things, and in the end, the character ended up in a mental institution for killing another person.

Why Amanda and not Megan (Both played in Jennifer's body)? Well the answer is that even though Megan Fox's character Jennifer was also psychotic and wanted to kill boys, Jennifer did not know the true meaning of love. She needed to seduce and kill boys in order for her to live and survive. On the other hand, we can see Amanda's character (Needy) showed a constant progression of psychotic"ness" and also at the same time, loving and caring for her boyfriend in the movie. That is why we want to cast her to become our 'Psycho Girl" because we believe that she could play that role brilliantly due to her looks and past experiences playing this type of character.

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Amanda Seyfried

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1) Psychotic (Obviously)
2) Disturbed
3) Obsessed with love
4) Lack social
5) Hard to understand
6) Preserved
7) Crazy

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Psychotic Girl: Ching Ching Rungcharoenwikrai

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Psychotic Girl: Ching Ching Rungcharoenwikrai