Shots

I would like to create an ocular anxiety since the initial point. I want to have very clear shots of the woman who lay on the floor dead such as this one of Brendan Gleeson in the movie 28 Days Later.  

http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/news/373901-40-scariest-shots-horror/#/slide/34

I'm having trouble finding the perfect woman actor and I have to work on making her look dead. I don't know if I want to go the mysterious blood route of if I should stick to the idea of the pill overdose. I would shoot her at a bird eye angle to show her powerless vulnerability. Other than this bird eye and a few extreme close ups my film can hopefully be shot with a tracking shot to effectively show the character being followed. The tracking shot will be filmed with a hand held cam due to lack of resources. However, this will only be an advantage because it adds a sense of reality and it makes viewers feel like they are right there with him. I am a big fan of the reverse shot as well and I think if it is used uniquely it could build up great suspense but it could also look very bad.