In the short film, No Way Out, director Kristoffer Aaron Morgan shows a character who is trying to escape from a monster. The monster, however, is nothing besides his own mind working against him.
In the short film, the director uses the setting to create the illusion that there is something working against the character.
The character’s reactions and actions lead the audience to the idea that the monster is not anything concrete but abstract.
The director presents the evolution of the character’s actions to demonstrate the reveal of the actual monster.
The final scene of the short film proves to the audience that monster wasn’t anything typical.
Director Kristoffer Aaron Morgan illustrates the true monstrosity of the human mind through
In the short film, the director uses the setting to create the illusion that there is something working against the character.
The character’s reactions and actions lead the audience to the idea that the monster is not anything concrete but abstract.
The director presents the evolution of the character’s actions to demonstrate the reveal of the actual monster.
The final scene of the short film proves to the audience that monster wasn’t anything typical.
Director Kristoffer Aaron Morgan illustrates the true monstrosity of the human mind through