Practical Video

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In this spooky short film we made, Ahmad, Hayat, Zaima, Musaib, and I teamed up to create something really cool using Sir Nadeem's new gadget for cinematic lighting. The idea was to use the light as a reference, and it turned out amazing! Musaib played the role of the silent evil character, and he really nailed it—his eyes said everything without a single word. Zaima was tied up and screaming, which added a lot of tension to the scene as Musaib approached her.

I edited the whole thing using CapCut, where I added some awesome effects and sound that matched the horror vibe we were going for. The color grading was done to fit the cinematic lighting, making everything look super intense. It was a blast working together and mixing all our ideas into this project.

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