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CDC Zombie Preparedness
A link and screen capture from the Center for Disease Control's section on zombie preparedness.
Alienation Still 7: Jim Walking Through Deserted London Streets
Still of Jim navigating deserted London. Inclusion of recognizable London landmarks, with absolutely no people around, dials up the creepiness factor.
Clip 1: Rage from 28 Days Later
28 days after a deadly virus is released from the Cambridge Primate Research Center, a band of survivors seek refuge from rage-zombie infested London. The sanctuary they find at a remote military base, supposedly a safe-zone, highlights the limits of…
Clip 2: Alienation from 28 Days Later
28 days after a deadly virus is released from the Cambridge Primate Research Center, a band of survivors seek refuge from rage-zombie infested London. The sanctuary they find at a remote military base, supposedly a safe-zone, highlights the limits of…
Alienation Still 1: Jim Leaving Hospital
This still shows Jim outside the hospital. The framing and angle illustrate his insignificance outside the building, setting him up as alienated from the built space of London.
Alienation Still 2: Broken Bus ELS
Still of Jim walking by an iconic London double-decker bus, flipped on its side with broken windows.
Alienation Still 3: Piccadilly Circus ELS
Extreme long shot of Jim entering Piccadilly Circus. The desolation of the usually vibrant London landmark highlights the terror of total isolation and alienation.
Alienation Still 4: Piccadilly Circus Long
Long shot of Jim examining the notice board in deserted Piccadilly Circus. At this point he begins to realize the horror behind the horror of deserted London--rage zombies!
Alienation Still 5: Jim Walking Through Destroyed London
Still of Jim walking past the overturned bus of Alienation Still 1. This shows his isolation, but not yet his horror as he hasn't fully realized the extent of London's desolation.
Alienation Still 6: Jim with Big Ben
Still of Jim standing in front of Big Ben. Inclusion of recognizable London landmarks, with absolutely no people around, dials up the creepiness factor.