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winters bone

Winters bone 

  • chiaroscuro 
  • hand held camera 
  • lens flare
  • non-trained actors local to the area
  • super 8 camera
  • natural lighting
  • exposition
  • low- key lighting to create tension
  • active spectatorship 

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