On my research, I found that showcasing motives and reactions is key to a drama movie. The audience needs to feel and understand the emotions of the actors to truly enjoy the movie.
Close-ups will be an essential part of the project. Also, showing the vulnerability and imperfection within the characters is important to make sure viewers do not always know where the story is leading and are on the edge of their seat. Drama is a very broad genre with a large scale of things included in it so we can take our idea and do so many new things with it.
The scenery and location will be displayed right away so we can establish the setting ASAP. Then, I want the feeling to be a little eerie since the start but still have innocence to it. The story will get really dark really fast which will catch people off guard. Later on, we will find the deeper details within the plot. I do not know yet if getting lost should be the only conflict, but I doubt we would have time to display other conflicts because then it would just feel more like a trailer. Some sort of supernatural conflict would be cool but sounds way harder to execute properly. After discussing with Mrs. Stoklosa, we also got told the idea of character vs. character instead of it just being against nature. This would add substance to the project.
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