Filming in tight spaces

Note on Filming in Tight Spaces

One of the biggest challenges we faced during production was filming in tight spaces—especially since we used a house as our main location. Some rooms were small and didn’t allow much room for camera setups, lighting equipment, or even crew movement. To work around this, we got creative with camera angles, used minimal gear, and sometimes even had to squeeze the camera operator into corners or film from outside a doorway. It wasn’t always easy, but it forced us to think differently—and in some cases, the tight framing actually added to the claustrophobic, tense feeling we wanted for our horror scenes.