The above image shows all the shots in our storyboard as we planned them. In the .gif above I have set each frame to have an equal duration to how we want it to be in our Opening Sequence.
The majority of shots appear to be at least two seconds long so there is not such a long screen time for each of our shots. This means that in filming our Opening sequence we will probably stick to using the faster shots accompanied by some quite fast tempo yet still eerie backing tracks and accompanying sound effects.
As you can tell from the shots we have drawn out many of them are Extra Close Up to Close Up so it is clear we want to do that which many Thriller films we have analysed does, provide an audience with clues and make them ask QUESTIONS!
In our notes next to a shot we have notewd the sounds and the editing that will be used too. A musical score will be running throughout the Opening and in some points diegetic sound is heard. As for editing we will use cuts as well as Pans along different shots and Crabs.
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