CINEMATIC IDEAS...
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Props-
Fake blood
Spray
Gun props- Pistol
Smash-able objects/ etc broken bottle
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Camera Angles-
Extreme close-ups of gun
Tracking shots of Archy
Mid shots of characters
Establishing shots of train
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Costume-

Formal suits- Black
Glasses
Torn victim cloths
Make up- Blood on Victim

Lighting-
Low-key
Light at the end of the tunnel

Sound-
Running/ heavy breathing
Character speech

Editing-
Slow motion

                

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