This was a very well presented and edited story with great cinematography and decor. It went by really fast and I was surprised when there was only 5 minutes to the end; it was that interesting that time flew by. Visually there is a great color palette with unusual color placement chosen by whomever work this departments in the production. There is a lot of apricot lighting and a t-shirt worn by one of the girls which is a very rare color to find for clothing. There are pictures that combine pastels green pink yellow which are very well placed together and a cookie jar in the same color palette it was interesting and I wondered if it meant something or if they were just going out of their way to find visually appealing colors for the story.
There is a close up on beautiful red candles a bright green wall in the background which was unusual and the psychic has a strange Shadow play on her face with extremely long bottom eyelashes that it made me wonder if it was indeed a shadow or it was painted on her cheeks in the end I couldn't figure this out because her eyelashes were actually short so I'm not sure how they lit this scene to make her cheeks look like that.
The woman who played the psychic was very reminiscent of a famous actress, Iliana Douglas, whom she reminded me of, and both the mother and daughter telling the story were very beautiful women with interesting makeup colors: dusty lavender eye-shadow on the mother and soft pink blush on the daughter. There wasn't much insofar as spookiness and scary elements, and the man who played the dead soldier looks more 35 than 19 years old, but whoever chose the colors schemes here, whoever did the makeup and brought the set decor and props, needs to be commanded because they made the episode a lot more enjoyable than it would have been.
There is a close up on beautiful red candles a bright green wall in the background which was unusual and the psychic has a strange Shadow play on her face with extremely long bottom eyelashes that it made me wonder if it was indeed a shadow or it was painted on her cheeks in the end I couldn't figure this out because her eyelashes were actually short so I'm not sure how they lit this scene to make her cheeks look like that.
The woman who played the psychic was very reminiscent of a famous actress, Iliana Douglas, whom she reminded me of, and both the mother and daughter telling the story were very beautiful women with interesting makeup colors: dusty lavender eye-shadow on the mother and soft pink blush on the daughter. There wasn't much insofar as spookiness and scary elements, and the man who played the dead soldier looks more 35 than 19 years old, but whoever chose the colors schemes here, whoever did the makeup and brought the set decor and props, needs to be commanded because they made the episode a lot more enjoyable than it would have been.
