Asset List - Characters

Conclusion

The characters are important as they make the 'Enigma Code' work. Even playing dead they build the question of why was Matt there? why are there dead people around? what is happing with the flashes that have fighting in it? ect. They also reinforce stereotypes of thrillers, protagonist, antagonist ect which is what we want in order to not reveal the antagonist.

Asset List - Props

Conclusion

These are all the Items that will be used in our opening sequence. We will need them in order to make sure that our Thriller Opening Sequence keeps the audience in suspense and reinforces the stereotypical characters that can be found in Thriller films.

Scene Walkthrough

Key -
present time
flashbacks



0.00-0.20
Over scene showing dead bodies and unconscious MI6 agent (arc medium shot)
0.21-0.22
MI6 agent opens eyes (close up)
0.23-0.28
MI6 agent sits up and holds head (medium shot)
0.29-0.31
shot over the shoulder with MI6 agent on the left side of shot looking at colleague standing a couple of feet away- head gesture for him to follow (long shot)
0.32-.35
confused expression looks up (medium close up shot)
0.36-0.40
following woman through alley (medium long shot)
0.41-0.43
perplexed looks forward (medium shot slightly from the left)
0.44-0.48
woman walking into warehouse he follows (long medium shot)
0.49-0.51
gets up (medium shot)
0.52-0.56
match on action gets up feels dizzy (medium shot)
0.57-1.02
walks up to colleague in warehouse handing over envelope (long shot)
1.03-1.07
looks over at the wall (medium long shot)
1.08-1.11
puts envelope into bag (medium close up shot)
1.12-1.15
looks around for colleague- notices a body (medium shot slowly zooms out to long shot)
1.16-1.25
fight scene (medium long shot)
1.26-1.28
approaches the body looking at it and stops (medium long shot)
1.29-1.35
fight scene man dies (medium long shot)
1.36-1.40
walks back from body nearly stumbles over body behind him (medium long shot)
1.41-1.45
looks down in confusion (medium close up on face)
1.46-1.54
fight scene (medium long shot)
1.55-1.58
looks between the bodies (medium shot)
1.59-2.06
both of them fighting him (medium long shot)
2.07-2.11
looks at body behind him (medium shot)
2.11-2.19
fight scene man dies (medium long shot)
2.19-2.22
looks up concentrating (close up)
2.23-2.28
man knocks out MI6 agent and flees the scene (medium shot)
2.29-2.31
walks towards door front shot (medium shot)
2.32-2.40
match on action from behind walking to door opening it and bright light floods in creates a silhouette and bleaches the shot out (medium shot)
2.41-2.45
DOUBLE AGENT TITLE (words on screen)

Costume Design

Conclusion

The costumes are important for our Thriller Opening Sequence as they will make sure that the actors/actress looks more realistic and that they are relatable outfits to the audience watching and what they would expect from the stereotypical hero, heroine and villians.

Test Footage

Conclusion
This test footage has allowed us to realise that our original plan needs more to the story- his journey to the warehouse as well as the fighting scenes he remembers as due to class feedback there is not enough to set the main scene. In our real title sequence we are going to have the MI6 double agent following his female colleague to the warehouse with the drug dealers finding out he is a double agent so that it makes more obvious sense to the audience. the lighting will be made dimmer with a grey blue tinge to the shot to make it seem more like a thriller and a decipher between the real world and his flashbacks.

Thriller Target Audience Research

Conclusion
When research Thriller Target Audiences we found that they are mostly made for Men aged 18 - 29 but can sometimes be made to Women aged 18 - 29.
From this we decided to interview three from each group.
We found that even though made for men, women have a greater understanding of Thrillers and for most it is there favourite type of genre.
This is important as when we make our Thriller Opening Sequence we must consider that although there will be a female audience watching. So when making it we can remember to include aspects that will appeal to both audiences.

Final Time Line for Opening Sequence

Conclusion

This is our final draft idea for how we think the Opening Sequence should go. 

But looking over it we do think that some modifications need to be made.

Also we think there need to be more memory flashes init in order to build the plot and enigma code more to get the right amount of suspense that we want and to hold throughout the sequence.