Changes made

I've recently made a bold decision in my filmmaking journey,

I’m switching to a black and white theme for my next project, infusing it with a sense of darkness and ambiguity. This change marks a significant departure from my last film, which was a vibrant explosion of extreme colors, perfectly matching its energetic themes and lively vibe.

Why the shift? Well, I believe that a black-and-white palette can add a striking visual depth to the horror genre.

 The simplicity of this color scheme allows for an eerie atmosphere that draws viewers in, making them more attuned to the nuances of light and shadow. It’s about creating a haunting space where the absence of color amplifies the tension and suspense.

In horror, ambiguity can be a powerful tool. By embracing a vague and moody aesthetic, I aim to invite audiences to engage their imagination. The lack of color prompts viewers to fill in the blanks with their own fears, making the experience more personal and intense. 

It’s a way to tap into the unknown and explore themes of isolation and uncertainty, which are so central to effective horror storytelling.