Opening sequence review.

At the moment, our group have covered most of the shots in our opening sequence but we still need to take a couple more shots in the field which is where part of our opening sequence is taking place. However some of the shots that we have already done still need to be edited so we will be covering that as soon as we get the last few shots done.

Personally, i think that our group are working hard on the project because we have fully organised the equipment that needs to be used for the opening sequence and also we are keeping on track with what we are supposed to be doing for the opening sequence. as i am the camera man, i think personally I personally think that I am doing very well filming the opening sequence because most of the shots seemed professional, they were steady and I also used a variety of different shots and angles in order to make this opening sequence become unique and professional.

casting decisions

Spider diagram on Opening Sequence.

storyboard anamatic

script

Sound involved in the opening sequence.

The sound that we are going to use in our opening sequence mostly fits in to a more pieceful context. But when it comes to the end of the opening sequence we then pick up the volume of dynamics and then tension starts to creep up in the clip. Throughout the whole of the opening sequence, we are going to film it all in slow motion so that the audience can get a clear idea on what is happening in the clip. The music that our group are going to use is nice and pieceful at the start but when it comes towards the end of the clip, we pick up the pace and so does the music. This builds up tension for the audience which makes them more interested in the clip and what is about to happen. The dynamics will increase as well as the pace of the music so that the audience can be sucked into the opening sequence and make them involved in the clip.

Time table on the shooting schedule.