A minimal, psychological analog horror short film exploring deep introspective themes through eerie liminal aesthetics and persistent tension.
The Role
Conceived, shot, and post-produced the entire project solo, managing direction, cinematography, editing, and color grading.
The Vision
The goal was to evoke fear and anxiety through psychological dread rather than traditional jump scares.
By pairing a deep, distorted voiceover narration with flat lighting, minimalist fixed-camera compositions, and vintage VHS textures, the film builds an unsettling atmosphere that lingers on uncertainty in empty spaces.
The Toolkit
Production (On Set):
Camera: Panasonic Lumix S1H
Lenses: Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 DG HSM
Lighting: 300W Light (Book light setup for a realistic day-to-night transition)