Cinematography

In this film I felt that the cinematography was excellent considering how low of a budget they had. They used light extremely well because it showed how things really would have been during that time. In night scenes they used light only from candles which is the only source of lighting that they would have had. During the day they used as much natural light as possible. And for all that, it made the whole film feel like a real experience. In one scene, Anne is running down a street and instead of using a track for the camera, someone followed behind and you could see everything as if you were following her- dodging and ducking, tripping and skidding. Although some parts looked a bit cheesy, overall I was greatly please by the cinematography in this film.