This is the bedroom, which we be established in the first and few shots. The floorboard makes it look older fashioned, once filled with darkness, this room will act as a danger zone.
This is the corridor of the second floor. The space between the wall and the railings is very claustrophobic, which may connote danger and increase tension. The darkness of the room beyond connotes risk, and could suggest that something could be lurking in its darkness. This shot also acts as a vanishing point, and could be seen as the point of danger.
This is a high angle shot of down the stairs. The stairs are quite narrow and could suggest that there is potential for danger, especially in the darkness.
This is the door in which the character will escape. The darkness of the area beyond may suggest danger and risk, but a route the character is almost forced to take.
This is the view from the room filled with darkness. This is an example of an establishing shot, which show the area, and suggests that there is a potential for danger, and it might be lurking around the corner.
This is a shot of around the corner of the house. This shot shows the wet slippery surface and low key lighting, which be featuring in our thriller. The road acts as a vanishing point suggesting danger is quite literally, around the corner.
Some great shots here Joe. Don't forget to use tilt low angle shots, particularly of door ways and buildings. You need to add to your post by identifying films that have inspired your ideas. Costume design, shooting schedule, props and objects etc still need to be posted, to include references to films/tv dramas that have inspired your ideas.
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