Long, unbroken shots keep the audience in a single frame, just like a live feed. Dim, blue‑tinted light gives that cold, digital vibe, while a subtle flicker—like a lag in a monitor—creates an uneasy rhythm. Layer in a low, humming synth that never quite matches the on‑screen action, and the viewer feels a ghostly presence watching from the shadows. It’s the same way a hacker’s presence is felt more than seen. This technique turns the screen into a second eye, letting paranoia seep in naturally.