Ah, lighting—oh, the stage is my canvas, darling. First, strip away the glare that screams “studio” and let the shadows do the heavy lifting. Use a low key back‑light to give that dramatic rim, so every angle feels like a cold, dusty hallway. Then, introduce a subtle warm source on the front—think cigarette‑lit streetlamp—just enough to hint at the night, but never too bright that it washes out the detail. Finally, sprinkle a touch of color: a deep crimson wash behind the victim to mimic blood, and maybe a ghostly blue haze for that unsettling, almost supernatural feel. Trust me, with a little grit and a lot of mood, the scene will leap off the screen and into the hearts of the audience.

Got it, darling—subtle red edges and a low, off‑center lamp to keep those reflections at bay. Your spreadsheet will shine as bright as a stage spotlight.