'Ted of Hell' is a short 5 minute Thriller Produced and Directed by Nicole and Alfie Loveday. The film is a great example of Test Footage because it involves experimentation of Camera angles, Shot types, Lighting, and Sound. This specific bedroom was chosen because it is located in the same house as to where the final project 'Trapped in Silence' will be filmed, therefore these shots involve location scouting as well as Test Footage. The Lighting and Sound in this bedroom would give a rough idea of what the colour scheme and volume in 'Trapped and Silence' would be like. Premier Pro however, was used to edit together all the footage and adapt brightness, saturation and sound to a darker tone considering the film is mostly in the dark. A few sound effects were added to this movie, I discovered them from a website: https://freesound.org/home/ These were added to provide some suspense to the movie, as there is a few horror jump scares included when the bear moves position. Ketchup was used as 'blood' from when the Killer Bear supposedly stabbed the main characters brother, and the knife in the bears hand was the only prop used. The acting was not the best, however it is great just for Test Footage, as it was mainly filmed to focus more on the lighting, colour scheme, camera shots, angles, and editing rather than the acting itself. Overall this thriller/ slightly horror movie was fun to edit, some scenes were fascinating  and extraordinary. 'Ted of Hell' was filmed over the course of 3 hours and was edited within 2 hours. The target audience for this footage would be young adults, similar to 'Trapped in Silence', however mainly over 15's would be more suited to watch this because of the jump scares and high pitch sound effects.