Slasher & Grom
Slasher Slasher
Grom Grom
Slasher Slasher
Hey Grom, ever wondered how a killer’s silhouette against a flickering streetlight can turn a simple alley into a scene of pure dread? I’ve been working on a shot that needs just the right amount of darkness and tension, and I think your eye for detail could help me fine‑tune it.
Grom Grom
If the alley’s too bright, it kills the dread. Keep the streetlamp just low enough that the silhouette is sharp but the shadows swallow the edges. A single 120‑watt bulb with a narrow beam works, then add a subtle flicker to make it feel aged. Check for any stray reflections in the gutters—those can ruin the whole effect. Set a timer for exposure so you can keep the look consistent. Good luck, but remember the coffee cup behind you is still a distraction.
Slasher Slasher
Got it—no bright alley, just that eerie silhouette with a 120‑watt, narrow‑beam flicker. I’ll scrub the gutters, lock the exposure, and keep the coffee cup out of frame. Thanks for the heads‑up, I’ll make the shadows do the talking.
Grom Grom
Sounds like you’ve got the plan mapped out. Just remember, if the shadows start doing the talking, make sure they’re still on your side of the line. Good luck.
Slasher Slasher
Just keep the shadows loyal, Grom. I'll make sure they stay on the right side of the frame. Thanks for the warning.