Our opening scene has been largely influenced by the film Se7en. The scene starts with the villian looking at pictures of the victim he seeks. It shows him looking at pictures on the victims social network page. he also has photos of the victim scattered around the mirror. He has candles around the table which indicates he admires the victim.
It then shows the detective parking up at the victims house, he looks very professional and approaches the victims house. The victim comes to the front door looking vulnerable and invites the detective in. They then discuss a case that the victim reported to the police several weeks ago.
It then switches to the credits shortly after the detective gathered his information. Our credits were a part of our opening we spent a lot of time on as we was inspired to make it unique and enticing. We used a variety of close cut shots merged together, shots include, photographs, drawings, writing, the reading of books and analysis of the victim.
It then shows the detective parking up at the victims house, he looks very professional and approaches the victims house. The victim comes to the front door looking vulnerable and invites the detective in. They then discuss a case that the victim reported to the police several weeks ago.
It then switches to the credits shortly after the detective gathered his information. Our credits were a part of our opening we spent a lot of time on as we was inspired to make it unique and enticing. We used a variety of close cut shots merged together, shots include, photographs, drawings, writing, the reading of books and analysis of the victim.
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