- Details of cast and crew.
- The film's title.
- An introduction to character or character type.
- Indication of place.
- Indication of historical period.
- Information regarding mood and tone.
- Introduction to signature theme tune.
- Information about genre.
- Questions that the viewer finds intriguing.
- Patterns and types of editing that will be echoed in the remainder of the film.
- Mise en scene and cinematography that will be echoed or elaborated upon later in the film.
AS Media, Film Opening Sequence
Calling all film makers!
Welcome to PA's AS Media blog for the Foundation Portoflio project to create a new opening sequence to a fiction film. Here you will find all the course infomation that you need, including deadlines, links to useful websites, examples of existing opening sequence analysis and of course a space to upload your group's blog!
All that's left for me to say is...lights, camera, action and enjoy yourselves!
Ms George
Welcome to PA's AS Media blog for the Foundation Portoflio project to create a new opening sequence to a fiction film. Here you will find all the course infomation that you need, including deadlines, links to useful websites, examples of existing opening sequence analysis and of course a space to upload your group's blog!
All that's left for me to say is...lights, camera, action and enjoy yourselves!
Ms George
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Opening Sequence Elements
Typically, an opening sequence will contain:
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