Video link: https://youtu.be/8fm6SE6xgEE

Team members: Alina Li, Baiyu Gao, Kanda Fang, Lillion Hunt, Shiyi Liu

We filmed in a restroom without mirror in Newhouse. We discussed a lots of details before filming, for example, the position of camera, the walking path of the ghost, and how to knock the doors. The plot of  the girl washing hands was not in our original idea, but we wanted to draw people's attention and let audience turn around. We found a lot  problems when we were shotting: persons behind each door could not stand on the floor because of the shadow, the way ghost walked could not create the sense of horror. And we found a big trouble when we started editing. The height of two shots were different so the transition was not smooth at all. We set the height the same as our height but it looked higher after we  uploaded it on computer.  Also, the tripod covered a lot of screen that the token could not even cover. So we decided to film it again. The second time was quicker and more successful than the first time. We brought the chocolate syrup to make it scarier. The ghost walked through a lot of positions and tried to crawl down this time in order to get the best shot.

This video was not scary at all without the sound and lighting effects. We filmed the story with the lights on. So we adjusted the color of the video to make it darker. We tried to dub everything in post but it was hard to sync sound with image together.

This experience is definitely interesting.

I’m extremely happy with how our project turned out. Our video was a horror 360 VR experience, and I can say that from filming to watching the final edited version, I was scared along the way. We filmed twice because we moved the tripod too much the first time, so the footage was not usable. During the video, we used a couple props like newspaper, red marker, a nurse’s costumes, and chocolate syrup for fake blood. It was fun filming the whole thing. We started to get more and more ideas as we went along, and I think it helped perfect the producers vision. Coincidentally, I’m super scared of scary VR, but I would do this again.