This is one of my favourite images that I have taken for opening sequence ideas. I think it would be a good place to film an opening sequence as it looks like dark and mysterious, the footprints in the snow may cause the audience to wonder who made them and where the person is now. The footprints could also give a tense atmosphere as you cannot see in this low shot where they are leading. I like that you cannot see over the wall, this could leave the audience thinkning about where it is and what sort of road or place they are in.Friday, December 10, 2010
This is one of my favourite images that I have taken for opening sequence ideas. I think it would be a good place to film an opening sequence as it looks like dark and mysterious, the footprints in the snow may cause the audience to wonder who made them and where the person is now. The footprints could also give a tense atmosphere as you cannot see in this low shot where they are leading. I like that you cannot see over the wall, this could leave the audience thinkning about where it is and what sort of road or place they are in.
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Ok... footprints in the snow is a little cliche though - I'm sure we have all seen this idea explored before in numerous films.
ReplyDeleteTry looking at a wide range of opening sequences from the website 'Watch the Titles' - you will find student work here. It's often really refreshing in that it's original and creative. Did you look at the opneing sequence to 'Kill Your Friends' from this website? Great ideas - and different!
SJA