The document provides details about a Polaroid photograph that is fading from view, showing a flash of red that suggests danger or death. As the photo fades, it reveals a tattoo on the character's hand and that they are wearing a suit. When the photo is fully faded, it creates ambiguity around what was depicted. Subsequently, more details emerge that indicate a shooting took place based on evidence of blood, a bullet, and glasses at the scene. It becomes clear the character took a photo of the murder victim lying on the floor.

1. The text fades in from being on a black background and the first thing we see is a
Polaroid picture, at first its not completely clear what the picture shows at first
glance but you can see a flash of red which connotes death or danger.
The cold blue on the contrasting background of the Polaroid makes it seem
somewhat sinister as its also in serif font which is a serious type of font generally
used in letters and newspapers so we know the picture is showing something
grim.

2. As the person in the scene waves the photo, at first we think its developing the
picture but really it’s fading which tells us the scene is going backwards. This is
effective because it lasts for a long time and it is a very calm scene before any
real tension appears.
Secondly, we can see there is a small tattoo on the characters hand, although it’s
not very clear what it says this is an important detail that identifies the person and
could be important later on in the story.

3. This is the first time that we can notice the character is wearing a suit, it makes
the audience question why he is in the situation because someone wearing a
suit shouldn’t be taking pictures like this.
The Polaroid has fully faded to black by this point. By now, if we haven’t figured
out what is in the picture, there isn’t a chance to see it and this creates a sense of
ambiguity because the picture isn’t clear and neither is the situation.

4. Here we can clearly see that the character took the picture, which is
suspicious because it makes us question whether he had something to do
with the events that took place. Its also shows that whatever he is taking a
picture of, it is directly in front of him and rather than calling someone for
help he is documenting the events, again very suspicious.

5. This is the first shot of the characters face which is a big close up and it is a good
shot type to use to introduce characters because it shows a focus on certain
characters.
He is a young male, he looks shocked at what he is seeing and he has a distinctive
scar on his face. These are the first things we notice and the directors would have
planned it to be like this so that we see he’s not just an ordinary person and he
has a lot of relevance to the events.

6. There is blood dripping down the wall and it goes backwards up the wall
which is effective because it shows where the blood is coming from. This
looks sinister and you can tell that we are very close to seeing the events
that have taken place. The pace also starts to get noticeably faster here
building up the tension and causing the audience to get more excited.

7. The bullet on the floor tells us that someone has been shot which highlights that
the situation wasn’t accidental and someone has clearly been murdered. This
shows even more interest in what happened in the photo.
This is a very simplistic shot but tells us a lot about the situation, the sound even
makes us feel like the tension is building up to a certain point and everything will
become clear.

8. These glasses give us a small idea about the identity of the victim. We can see it is
likely to be a male, because males would stereotypically wear these glasses and
there was a struggle before death because his glasses have fallen off. There are also
clear blood spatters over the walls.

9. Face down on the floor, we can’t see who has been murdered yet but we link the
scene with the photo taken earlier in the opening scene and we see clearly now that
the character took the picture of the victim laying on the floor.
This creates a sense of mystery because we still have no idea as to who he is and
why he is on the floor, the pace and music are also building up causing there to
be an extremely tense moment.

10. We can see that there is a makeshift curtain over the window, the location looks
very abandoned and tells us they are somewhere they shouldn’t be.
Here we can see the gun fly back into the characters hand, showing us that
he infact shot the person who is dead on the floor. This is very effective as we
wonder why he shot this person and whether he is the ‘bad guy’ or ‘good guy’.

11. All the tension builds to this point and the events suddenly start to take place in
real time, we see a quick flash of the victims face but not enough to fully identify
who he is but it shows us he is wearing glasses and he looks quite official. He shouts
but its not clear what he says, it does tell us he put up a fight against the person who
murders him and attempts to fight back.