Those mothertruckers don't know how to accccct - sexxy paragraphs continued

This is the sexxy paragraph work continued. I chose to do the aspect of lighting in the scene we were given. This is a continuation of this blogpost

This scene takes place at night and uses low-key lighting. In the shot we see Sergeant Borman holding his baton up against Geel Piet’s neck against a wall as a way to get information. This scene is set at night and the director, John Avindsel, made this decision as to create tension and suspense in the scene. If it was set during the day it wouldn’t feel as tense and serious. This also made the audience sit on the edge of their seat, will Geel Piet die? Will Geel Piet crack and tell the Sergeant what he wants to know? The Audience feels the suspense and tension and they are engaged. This can be compared to many of the raids that appear throughout the film including the school raid and the township raid which are also set at night, use low-key lighting, and are incredibly tense scenes.