Shot ideas

        

these are drawings of the four main shots that we are going to use within our opening sequence. Our first idea was a close up of a note which gives the audience a clue as to why this person is in the location but also leaves them to wonder who wrote the note and who has received it. The questions are created by hiding information to the audience such as the characters face. Titles will appear on the note at first and slowly the message on the note will fade in.

The second shot is an extreme close up of a phone which will also display titles to the audience. the titles will then disappear and will reveal somebody phoning. The audience may wonder who is calling and what relationship the person calling has with this character whilst also wondering who this character is because their face is still hidden. 

Thirdly there will be a long shot of a girl  lying on a floor in an old abandoned room surrounded by blood and rubble. The long shot allows the audience to see the setting and how alone the girl is showing her vulnerability. Blood shows something physical has taken place previously but the audience don't find out what until after the opening sequence. Rubble and dirt also represents the idea of desertion in this house. 

Our fourth shot is an extreme close up of an expressionless face against the floor also surrounded by blood. The blood pouring from the head is effective because is gives the audience a clue that this person has been perhaps attacked or hurt in some way. The eyes will remain still to show this character has died and the camera will pan out to show the blood pouring slowly out. The blood will also turn into titles next to the face using the rule of thirds. The girls hair is scruffy and her face is pale to imply pain as well as death.