The document outlines the planned shot sequence for the opening of a thriller film. It describes 6 main shots that will be used to introduce the two main characters, Iris and a male character, and establish the scene. The shots include both characters finding identical notes, a confrontation in the woods with a drawn gun, and Iris walking with dissolving backgrounds. It ends with a note dropping, the camera tracking up a red-nailed hand and arm to a face, and an iris flower falling on the male character's body as the screen cuts to black, leaving the relationship between the characters unclear.

1. 6 Main Shots:
As a group, we've developed ideas from our planning in
order to create the opening of our thriller film.
The following shot ideas include our basic planned out
images for important scenes we wish to include in the
opening of our thriller film.
The second main shot part, is where
Iris looks at the note.
She picks it up and an extreme close
up on her eyes as she stands to leave
the scene.
The first shots we open with will be only short; all the shots
establish the scene from different angles.
The female main character in the background, at no point is
it clear to the audience who she is, her identity anonymous.

2. The next shots will join Iris in the woods,
where the first time the second character is
introduced.
The man is shown, through camera angles, to
be more dominant and superior, in
comparison - with a high angled over-the-shoulder
shot.
The confrontation with both characters; both
showing they have identical notes. With an
extreme close up of the gun being pulled, but
the audience doesn't know who's drawing it.
The third sequence of shots will be Iris,
the main female character walking, this
footage will also be short, getting to the
main part of our thriller opening.
With close up on her feet walking, the
background dissolving into each scene.

3. The next sequence of shots consists of one of their
notes dropping, unclear who it belonged to. The note
falls in slow-motion to the floor, the red-nailed hand
The camera tracking up her arm to her face. Followed
by a high over-the-shoulder shot looking at the note in
the foreground and man's body in the background.
Finally, an Iris flower falling onto the man's body
which frames the bottom of the screen. As the
flower hits the body, screen cuts to black.
Cliffhanger:
picking it up.
The cliffhanger of the relationship between them remains unclear, only because it's the opening of the film.
The use of these generalised characters makes it seem relatable to the audience.
Along with my group, I really like the idea of this ending scene. The small specific ideas of the flower falling
onto his body being an Iris, which is the main female character. Which can also be seen by who signs off the
note that he had, and dropped at his shooting.