Just by looking at the prelim we had decided as a group that
we was keeping to the idea, I had learnt by developing and expanding the idea
we had thought of and based our idea film about, this had helped us create a
main focus on the task. I had learnt that even though we as a group have
decided on the organisation of an area of our film, there would also be
consequences ranging from actors not appearing to missing props in which we had
to improvise or the fact that the weather had changed in which we had to alter
the scene or leave the filming to another day which had changed our outcome we were hoping to have.
Another way was that from deciding to have 3 three boys and
just one girl for our prelim in our official film we had decided to change this
number to an equal amount of two boys and 2 girls. Through this we wanted to
draw the audience closer to the characters. However in doing so, we had to use
our target audience as a part of information so that we could learn from them exactly
how to target directly by using age, gender, class, jobs, income, hobbies etc.
From this, it had helped us learn and develop into the actor’s character
further by understanding what our audience would be expecting to be contained
in our film.
One of the most important things that I personally didn’t officially
know about is camera angles. However by learning each of the different terminology
and applying them to our film, this had created more interesting and effective
shots in which we wanted to add tension to our film. One of the examples would
be the use of a long shot in which we can see three characters running away
from something as well as the scenery creating an impact on where the scene is
set and slight indication what time period.
The last key part in which I felt that I have learnt was
using IMovie and Motion to create the final product. With knowing little information
about the program, I had to experiment with what was on the screen to increase
my knowledge and ability or for further help, asking from the peers/teacher.
Once I had what I was doing to create the final piece, this would benefit me
further into the educational aspect as well as applying this into a job that
would be involving editing.
From the beginning, we had wanted to use a professional
camera that would produce use high quality footage and with this we had used a
Sony HVR-Z5E which we had found that it had given us an official polished look
which we were happy to receive. Additional to this, we had used a microphone
which had picked up a clear reading of our dialogue. Through using a tripod, we
had captured clear and steady images of our room scene where was had used a
medium close up shot where the audience cold see the contrast between the two
character that are in this but also how they are inflicted to what is happening
to them. However by adding suspense to our film we had filmed most of the shots
with the camera on the floor especially when recording feet running past. The
reason for this was that by revealing so little of the situation, the audience
were made to think about what was happening in the scene as well as who these
characters were.
Once we had collected our shots and that we were happy with
them we had then uploaded them onto the computer Macs. However we had problems
with connecting the camera to the Mac, which had cause an issue but once we had
fixed this, we was happy to continue uploading our work onto the Mac. Once this
was done, we had used IMovie which had saved all our work onto automatically so
we had little worry of losing our work. Through using IMovie, we had started to
edit each clip together despite having little knowledge of the equipment
however by asking help from the other groups and experimenting, we had finally
got an idea how to work it.
By continuing the editing, we had used another software
called soundtrack where we were able to edit either our music that we had
chosen that fitted our genre as well as our clips but also the sound effects we
had chosen. From placing the music piece to where we thought it was best
placed, we were able to place the sound affects of a gunshot over by blending
and fading the piece together which had gave our film an overall more of a
professional look. Once we had finished and happy with our overall result we
had exported our film onto a group members file in which was the original and copied
another onto a memory stick as a backup copy.
The last piece to finishing our film was the last software
of using Motion. From this we had struggled using it however from the help of
another person from a different group and playing around, we was able to
understand the basics of what we need to use. From this, we were able to add
title sequence as well as adding the actor’s names on parts of our film and
with this we had edited the affect so that they only lasted for a period of
time but also adding a shaking affect which we wanted to link with our genres
theme.
Through trying to attract or address our
target audience we had thought of a way in which would have an effective opening to draw them in. By this, we had disgusts as a group of how we could
approach this in which in the end we came up with an idea of someone laying on
a table with a cloth covering them. Additionally to this, to enhance and
intensify the scene further we used little light for the background in which
adds a gloomy affect to the scene as well as adding eary music. The reason that
we had picked these for an opening is due to the fact they fit the generic conventions being blood, darkness and daunting music. The reason of this is that we wanted to add
suspicion and suspense which would draw the audience closer and to stay
continuing to watch our film. Through adding a timing sequence into the next scene,
this was to add anticipation where the audience would feel more drawn to the
film but also adding an effect of a documentary feeling as though this was a
true event. Just by this, we still wanted our audience to feel uncertain of
what genre this is however by adding a blurred out scene with 2 characters this
changed the affect on their behalf so that they finally knew what genre this
was.
Another way that we thought we could
attract our audience was the clothing. By this we had looked around on the common
things social groups or a single person that is aged between their late teens
to mid twenties would wear that they would consist of casual clothing. However
despite this, we still had to fit the criteria and convention of clothing to
our film so that it would match to the Zombie/Thriller film but also
representing each character individually. The reason for this is that the
audience will feel more engaged if they saw character wearing clothing
particular to them in which would lead them to relate to that character and
draw them in further to which they continue to watch our film. Overall, due to
looking at example of a film ’28 Days Later’ in which is a Zombie/Thriller film,
we decided that it was more generic to wear dark attire however the overall view
was that we decided that the clothing would have to be something practical but
also realistic in which is comfortable and warm through the fact that this
would be the only thing that they have left to wear.
Furthermore, by also discussing a
convention of a place that a particular Zombie/Thriller would take place, we
had decided that the setting would take place inside an abandoned college; this
would attract the late teens more directly due to the fact that this would be a
place where they learn yet socialize and meet up with their friends, we thought
this would be the best way to attract our target audience.
At
the start, as a group we had discussed who our prim target audience would be to
target our film towards and had a clear idea of who we wanted the target
audience to be in which we had started to develop our film around the idea. Through digusiing of our
film genre which is a Zombie/Thriller, I had then used this by looking at
different parts of the society which would
like this type of genre. From asking around in a local college, we had found
out that the male population would watch this type of genre where there age is
between 17 – 19 but also asking around locally we had the same feedback where
it was mostly males that would watch this genre however they were in there late
teens to mid twenties. However we still had to look and research the certification
of our film due to its contents so that by using British Board of
Film Certification this helped us with the guidline in which our route of the
film will be taking. From this, we had compared our film to the guidline which
contain of horror to a certain extent, mild foul language, a little blood but
also containing a weapon and from this we had found out that the Certification
of a 15 rated film is our main focus.
However, this was only just a substantial amount in which we had to look deeper into our
film genre and by this we has started to look into British and American films.
As a group, a couple of films came to mind where we had initially thought of ’28
Days Later’ which is an British film and ‘Resident Evil’ which is an American
film. The reason for picking ’28 Days later’ was that that it had attracted
more of the male population compared to the female in which is in our age
criteria however with slighy difference where our film contains less gore and
less swearing. Exactly like ‘Resident Evil’ our film contains less gore and
swearing however this film was made with a well budget compared compared to ’28
Days Later’ which by contrasting there is a quality difference.
Overall we had to look at the spacificas of a particular
group dispite knowing our target audience age is between late teens and early
twentieswe still had to think about the
class of this area but also the costs. From this, we had used the basic facts
of what class would watch a Zombie/Thriller. We had disgovered that from
looking at a lower class, there main film genre would be based of stereotypical
objectives like fast paced action films and crime films. We had also disgovered
that from looking into the upper class, we had found out that there main stereotypical
genres that they would watch is historical, political and comedy. By this, it
had not fit into our category so far so by looking into the middle class and
after doing research we had found out that there prim genre of watching a genre
is horrow, thriller, Mystery etc. From this we had found our main social class
that we would target but from looing into a particular person, this genre would
be mainly watched by those though are single or in a couple that overall is a
well cost from being in the cinema or on Dvd.
With an overview based idea was that we had decided that as
a group we would permute our film to a distributor that consists of low budget
films but also experience of the Zombie/Thriller genre. However, able to agree
and work with our ideas of our particular film.
We had started to look into UK based companies due to being
our prim factor and target where we had found a company. We had found that the
company called DNA Films was the best route to take our film. By looking deeper
into the company we had found out that the company began in 1997 in which was
founded by Duncan Kenworthy and Andrew MacDonald. We had found out that they
were indeed based on low budget films such as Beautiful Creatures (2000), The
Parole Officer (20010 and many more. What struck us the most is that they had
promoted and distributes ’28 Days Later’ (2002) which was our main focus on basing
our film on but also ’28 Weeks Later’ (2007) as the follow on film. This showed
us that we could approach them on our Zombie/Thriller based film due to that
they have worked with this type of genre but also was likely to distribute or
film.
Through distribution, we had thought that DNA Film would
consist of mainstream films due to the wide spread of pushing our film across
the UK through variety of type like TV, Radio, Magazines, Posts etc. This would
help draw in our particular audience due to the wide spread of talk from person
to person which would draw them in to watch our film. From comparing to what
our film rate might be to ’28 Days later’ we had found out that it was mainly
males though wrote positive feedback reviews with consists of 1414 reviews altogether. This
shows to us that it is possible for our film to do well in drawing our particular
age group but also DNA agreeing to work with us. However, we will independently
film the shot in the style that we want by either following or ignoring the
common conventions to a particular point. Despite this, we would still want the
company’s approval, feedback and support to help us create it during this time.
If DNA Film was to promote us, we decided as a group that we
would have to project our film through the use of the internet due to the
common factor that this generation is computer based so this would have been the
best route to take. We would target the age group between late teens and mid-twenties
however based on the male population due to being the most likely to use the
internet more compared to the females reading from magazines. We would also
take the route of broadcasting our film on the television due to the common factor
of the society. This would broaden our opportunity for our audience to watch
our film however we would have to create a trailer in which is short, snappy,
engaging however acceptable due to the risk of smaller age groups coming across
it. With an overall view that we would hope to receive good reviews but also
offers from bigger companies which would like to continue on our journey making
more films based on Zombie/Thriller genre which will become a blockbuster. If
this did occur we would hope to extend our distribution range to hit America
due to the bigger franchises.
From the beginning our group had a prepared set of how many
actors that we wanted contained in out film. By this we had chosen 4 actors, 2
males and 2 females who will be playing the age range between late teens and
early 20’s for the characters. One of the reasons why we had picked an equal
amount of both genders is due to the stereotypical fact that males are the most
predominant ones to watch a Zombie/Thriller film in which they can relate to
the male characters but also we had used an equal amount of females despite
their less of a stereotype to watch a film, however they can still link the
emotions that the female character is going through.
Within our film, the main characters are Anya, Monroe, Erin
and James. By this we had decided what each character would represent and how
we are going to show this through our film.
By looking at the character of Anya we had decided that she
would represent a lower-middles class female in her early 20’s. Through this,
we wanted to represent her as a typical tom-boy physic in which she is wearing
dark, semi loose attire which interprets the character as though she has a dark
personal life. Through this, the character is supposed to link to some of the
stereotypes of a females were she will be contrasting with the other
characters. We wanted to make the audience feel as though they can relate to
her but also feeling as though she is a strong character. By showing her
naturally through our film we had created two interpretations of her in which
the audience can decide which she is more like. By this, we had made her
character continuously stay in front of the group. One way we had interpreted
this is that Anya is a strong and leader like character in which she could have
a background of that she is independent or that she had a harsh upbringing
where she had to look after everyone around her and herself. The other
interpretation is that due to the fact that she is running the fastest, this
could show that she is thinking of herself rather than the others meaning that
she is a weak character.
By looking at the character of Monroe, we had decided that
he would represent an upper-middle class male in his early/mid twenties.
Through this, we wanted to represent him as a typical male physic in which he
is wearing regular, semi loose attire which interprets the character as though
he is a natural bystander. Through this, the characteristics supposed to link
to some of the stereotypes of a male contrasting with the other characters. We
wanted to make the audience as though they can relate to her but also to feel
as though he is a weak character. By showing him naturally through our film we
had created an interpretation of him in which the audiences feel what he is
really like. By this, we had made his character continuously stay behind the
group in symbolism that he is a slow character, not intentionally but naturally.
We also showed that he has a caring side due to the fact that he was comforting
Erin in her time of need.
By looking at the character of Erin we had decided that she
would represent a middle class female in her early 20’s. Through this, we
wanted to represent her as a typical girl physic in which she is wearing dark
clothing that is loose which interprets the character as though she has a
secretive personality. Through this, the character is supposed to link to some
of the stereotypes of females. We wanted to make the audience feel as though
they can relate to her. By showing her naturally through our film, we wanted to
create an interpretation of her in which the audience feels like they can
relate to them. By this, we had her character behind Anya so that she is second
continuously in a symbolism that she puts herself in whatever situation that
happen implying that she is not always a leader but she does not always follow
either. We also wanted to show her weaker side of who she is by having her
cuddling into Monroe as a source of comfort, trying to overcome what has
happened to her recently.
By looking at the character of James, we had decided that he
would represent a middle-class male in his mid twenties. Through this, we
wanted to represent him as a typical male physic in which he is wearing casual
attire which interprets the character as though he is well known to someone
within the group or to the area itself. Through this, the character links to a
typical stereotype of a male. We wanted to make the audience feel as though
they can relate to him. By showing him naturally through the film, we wanted to
create an interpretation of him in which shows him being protective and puts
others before himself. We wanted to represent this by him being the last
character to be introduced. We also wanted to represent this by him running
into the room holding a weapon suggesting that he is the only one that contains
something to keep him or the others safe as well as yelling the other
characters to get out of the room.
From the start of our filming we had wanted to show the
narrative by using lighting, camera, mise en scene and fonts to help develop
and show what our particular genre is.
Frame One
From looking at this opening frame, you can see the key
things that create this image dark. One being the pitch-black background and
the other being a body covered on a cloth laying flat on a table. This body
reveals that the plot consists of some sort of death or a surgical procedure
enhancing the feeling of uneasiness.
The use of the pitch-black background was used to darken the
scene creating a horror like feeling in which with a medium shot, this allows
us to take the whole scene in and add questionable doubt to what is the meaning
or what is happening on the audience’s behalf.
Despite the frame supporting our film as being a part of a
Zombie/thriller, it still however does not reveal the full extent of the plot.
The next frame I have selected to discuss how our film fits
into the generic conventions of a Zombie/Thriller. The title plays a key part
overall because it is providing the audience with a narrative of the film
without revealing the plotline. With our film title being ‘The Un-Dead Rush’ Idecided that having the title placed on just
a plain background, I thought it would be more affective having it placed on
one part of the film in which help lead the audience to what type of film genre
it is. The capital letters used throughout the font was used as a basis to
stand out but also shout to the audience as though this is an important and
must see film were in contrasting with the splatter of red interprets as though
it is maybe blood which suggests a slight indication what this film either
contains or a theme that links to it i.e. the typical convention of blood the
is generically used in Zombie/Thrillers.
Frame Two
By creating a sequence of a time lapse between each frames,
we wanted this to signify a dramatic pause for the audience. By having the time
counting up in milliseconds, this was to emphasize the tension on the audience’s
behalf in making them overthink and anticipate what the next frame will come.
By wanting to build up the tension we wanted to capture and
ensure that our camera work is affective enough. By using a long shot, we felt
as though it was important to capture what is happening in the whole see,
giving the audience a chance to start and understand what is happening with in
which the character is experiencing internally.
As we can see here, one of the characters is running from
what we wanted the audience to presume is a hallway and through this we used
the convention of a secluded area i.e. a college in which shows a contrast of
an average on being filled with students compared to this frame. By this, we
wanted the audience to feel confused about what has happened that there is no
sign of any life compared to just the characters running.
Frame Three
By introducing the Zombies in this scene, we had decided to
create the frame so that it became blurry. This takes part in distorting the
image in which we wanted the audience feel uncomfortable to see. The point of
this is by instead of revealing who the zombies are straight away; we created
this as though to confuse the audience as to whom these characters are. Through
this, we wanted to challenge the natural conventions of being a dark and gloomy
place to a brightened hallway altering the common conventions but however
defragmenting the frame so that there is still an element of spookiness.
From one of a particular convention of being in a secluded
yet confined space, we had used a typical small room within the college. The reason
for this that a college is well populated which links into the convention of a populated
area where also a class room fits in. The overall is to make the audience feel
as though the characters have nowhere else to go which consists of Erin (Female
in frame) has given up running and Monroe (Male in the frame) who is trying to comfort
and encourage her to keep going.
Frame Five
By officially introducing this male character into the film,
the audience can see that something has happened to him just by the faint blood
on his face. This fits into the most common convention of either gore or blood
due to being the main factor of what creates a typical Zombie/Thriller film. We
also wanted the audience to feel empathy for him in which how he had got cut in
the first place. Another convention is the male in the frame is holding a gun.
This is also a common convention, maybe not a gun specifically but holding a
weapon as security which contrasts with the huge bag conforming that he is well
equipped with whatever is happening. Furthermore, by the male actor blocking
the door, the audience can interpret that he is either stopping the characters
from getting out despite this is a less likely solution due to the audience figuring
out the plot but rather stopping the Zombie from getting in.
At the time
of our filming, we did not have a set script so we had improvised through the
scene fitting with what was happening in which should compromise with what the
characters are going through at the time.
(Voice over)
James: Oh,
oh god Anya. Born 29thFebruary 2001, death 28th February
2019.
(Erin and
Monroe in a room)
Erin: First
Spence and James and now Anya, I might as well be next.
(James
enters the room)
James:
Where’s Anya?
Monroe: I
don’t know
Erin: James,
what happened to your face?
James: It’s
not important; we have to get out of here now.
(Voice over)
James: Here
they come. I can’t keep them for much longer. Get out, Get out. Go go go.
Title of
our film
After debating in our group of suggesting and choosing
which title we had thought fitted the film, we had come up with:
‘Run’
‘They’re Coming’
‘Death waits’
‘Death is Coming’
‘The Un-Dead Rush’
‘The Living Run’
These were the titles that we had liked but the
three main titles that we thought was going to fit our film more was ‘Run’, ‘The Un-Dead Rush’ and ‘Dead
is Coming’. However we have not made a precise decision with what symbolised
the film itself after the recording and editing but we will still keep these
ideas in mind.
Due to the fact that we are creating
a Zombie film, we had decided as a group that some sort of fake weapon should
be used due to the fact that this would be one of the common conventions of
this genre. So with this, we had picked a fake gun and a frying pan despite it
may not be shown in the film.
We had picked that it would be necessary
that one of the characters will be carrying around big back pack due to
containing essentials for the survival of the other characters which would also
fit a common convention.
We will also need tables and chairs
in a scene of your film due to mapping out what a college room would look like.
Equipment
We will need
lighting, depending on the scene, to either be dark or bright to contrast the
certain area.
We will be using
a video camera which will be provided by the college which also contains a
microphone so it would be easier and clearer to pick up the characters voices
but also as tripod in which will be used so the video camera does not shake
when using it for our classroom scene.
We will also be
using the editing equipment of the IMovie on the Apple Mac's which have been
provided by the college to annotate the clips together that we prefer and to be
able to add in sounds clips as well as background music to add the affects.
Location
The location we
had picked was on a college grounds due to the fact that they are populated
with students which contrasts with the theme of a populated area being
isolated.
We had also
picked a college classroom just due to the fact that it will be used as a safe
place to stay away from what is after them which consists to the theme of a
safety area.
Costume
We had decided as
a group that it was better if we all wore dark clothing so that it would fit
into the theme of an Apocalyptic world so that we are trying to keep a low
profile in which we can stay away from the Zombie by blending into the dark
backgrounds but also warm due to the fact that this will be the only clothing
we had when were on a run.
Cast
Anya will be
playing herself as a strong minded and leader like character.
Kisha will be playing
as Erin who is in despair of the loss she’s had but also on the verge of giving
up surviving.
Myron will be
playing Monroe who's a bystander that had come across the group, trying to
comfort Erin most of the time
George will be
playing as James who is like the protector of the group were he will put
himself forward for the others safety.
Michael and
Tawanda will both be playing the Zombies.
Through studying the typical
audiences for a Horror/Zombie genre, I had found out that this film
was particularly aimed at those who are aged between 15 - 25. They
are mostly aimed at males due to the fact that they interact with what is
happening in the scene as well as stereotypically they have
more of a preference like Science fiction, Action, Horror
etc. Despite this, it can also be aimed at females even though they would
have a different reaction to the scenario even though the stereotypical fact would
be that they prefer Romance, Comedy and Family films. The second
target audience can be couples that have been in a relationship for a while in
which they can watch this genre together without any problems.
By looking on the BBFC
website, in my opinion the 15 certificate would be the best for aiming at the
age restriction. The reasons for picking this certificate were due to
the strong image that can be shown in a Zombie/Horror film. One of the reasons would be the use of
strong language despite that in our official film there might not be swearing
to make it more appropriate. Another aspect would be the use of strong
violence, despite our film not having as much violence participating we still
however it still contains a fake weapon in a certain shot which may not be
suitable for those younger. Lastly, the fact of the Horror works have a strong
threat and menace, we would have to take this into consideration through some
of the scenes in our official film.
From
looking at the past conventions of a Horror/Thriller film, I had noticed that
every particular convention was the same. Relation the Zombies, they go against
the tradition of how Zombies are created. With this, an antigen plants a rage
virus into the brain in which causes the person to have mindless, uncontrollable
rage and aggression. A slightly tradition theme would be that if you were
infected, it was through bodily fluids such as a bite, kiss or an infection. However
an untraditional one would be that you can get infected by the host’s blood if
it went into your eyes or mouth which in a matter of seconds would completely
plant the virus into the brain. In this case, they are still humanly where they
have a normal process system so that they can think for themselves but also their
movements are normal from fast to slow due to still having a process system. The
last tradition would be that to kill this Zombie is either by damaging the
brain or in which they suffer from starvation where they end up dying.
From
looking at this image, the Long Shot has shown where the scene/film has
been set. By this, you can see Big Ben in the background which in fact
indicates that the film had been set in London which in addition might be the
opening of the film due to the fact that nothing has happened significantly.
The character itself indicates who he is or where he has been by. You can see
that he is wearing a till coloured overall shirt and trousers with white pumps.
This shows that he might have come from the hospital due to either working
there or was admitted there because with this type of clothing, nurses mainly
wear them. By looking at his body language, you can see that he has a slight
hunched back, hung arms and slight drag of his feet which could mean that he is
a city person, indication the symbolism of London in the background but also a
working class person. The natural lighting of the sky bring a dull, darkened
light affect to the image which could interpret the sense that something had
happened to the area.
By
applying the conventions of ‘Stereotypes’ to this image, I think that this
character would more likely be the hero throughout. The main reason for this
would be that most of the time at the beginning, the camera work focuses on one
particular person in which it portrays them to be the hero. Maybe not at the
beginning but some when during the film, you do see aspect of the hero within
that person. Also applying the convention of ‘Secluded Areas’, this fits due to the
fact that most Horror/Zombie films are based in a well known areas like a
city/town, however being inhabited.
By
looking at this mage, an Extreme Long Shot has shown the setting is the primary
focus as the character is the secondary focus. The reason for this is mainly
because the director has wants the audience to understand and notice what has
happened in this particular area. Being this, you can see that there are papers
scattered all on the road, an inhabited motorbike against the wall and a
deserted open car looking like it’s near some sort of construction. This
indicates that because of these, this area had once been habited due to the vehicles,
however there had most of been some sort of panic that had happened for the
paper. This gives a sense that there is loneliness being messaged a cross due
to just seeing the character walking around on his own feeling isolated which
links with a secluded area due to roads are mainly inhabited with cars and
people. Despite this image also looking irrelevant for a horror film, this
could be a shot where it is opening up to the audience of what had happened
before the apocalypse.
By
applying the conventions of ‘Groups’ to this image, we know that there is
always one person on their own or near enough at the beginning who are either
understanding their surroundings due to having no relocation of what has
happened for a particular reason in which they fight for survival in which in
the end find a small group or a bigger group for protection or searching for
the necessary requirements.
By looking at this
image, you can see that the Medium long Shot has shown the character as well as
a part of the scene. By this you can see that the character is in some sort of
run down house. The lightening reinforces this by being a low key lighting
which had gloomed the image which can relate to a Horror/Thriller Film. By also
looking at the character itself, you can see that he is wearing Black clothing
but also appears to be damp which I interpret that it had been raining outside.
From looking at the facial expression of this person, his mouth is wide open
with his head slightly tilted which might show that he is either inhaling or is
shouting because he cannot find something. It also appears that he has slight mud
marks on him which indicates that he has been outside but also appears that his
eyes are slightly dilated which indicates the convention of being a Zombie in
which contrasts with his clothing facial expression and open but hunched body
language.
By applying the ‘Time of day’ to this image, despite the
lighting being indoors, this could still fit for the time of day being the sun
set or midnight which relates the conventions of a typical Horror/Thriller film.
Adding the ‘Stereotypes’ to this image, the character which presumed to be
playing a Zombie would fit into being a villain on this films circumstance to
this image, due to that he seems to be
looking for people. Lastly, applying the ‘Zombie Appearance’ to this image, he slightly fits to the convention
due that the man is dirty/wet, blood shot eyes with a different type of body
language however making him look more dangerous than what the typical Zombies
are.
