The video's opening sequence establishes the film's title and production company using a typewriter font to connect to the film's focus on typewriters. It keeps the font simple to engage the target audience. The classroom setting is familiar to most of the audience who have been educated. Corridors with bulletin boards and classroom signs create nostalgia, but a menacing figure at the end of the dimly lit corridor filmed with a wide shot establishes fear and anxiety.

1. Question 4
Z- Diary – Opening Sequence
Link to video on Youtube- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgDn-It4d5A
Our Video has been publish on youtube along with annotation On certain scene, on this scene we’ve
presented in the annotation the production/distribution company in a Type writer effect that
established our title Font in courier as we wanted to establish a connection to our main focus in on
the Type writer as the font and style is in courier. The JAW Films stands for the first letters of each
group member which creates a significant link. We Decided to keep the font simple so it’s easier to
for our target audience to be engaged.

2. The Use of a class room has a connection straight away with our target audience as most age groups
are entitle to free or pay for education these days, and most of the audience are still in or have been
in education before so they can realise that the first set is based in a class room from the tables and
the white board.
Corridors are easily recognise by schools, colleges or even offices especially when bulletin boards are
put up and class room names and numbers, and this can give a sense of nostalgia however with a
menacing figure at the end of the corridor changes that and creates fear and anxiety, as well as the
dim lighting and wide shot establish a silhouette.