Lighting

A good lighting for the wood are would be a great fog, or mist in the morning or a light rain with a good canopy over the scene by trees, so it gives a good dark mood. Another idea is to have the wooded scene wit the guys facing the east so when the sun comes up u see the silhouettes of the people and the body bag, then when the woman walks past the sun catches her and u see her hair glare with the sun. For the scene after the credits the ideal lighting would to have a dark gloomy room, with just a bit of light on the woman face, or light coming through a window form the side.(Alex Mutu. Pat Henbury)