A boy is playing video games with his brother and receives a text from a friend to go play football. On his way home after the game, the boy is being stalked without realizing it until he is stopped by the stalker near his house. The thriller opening will show the boy in his house, at the park playing football, and possibly on a bus to build tension. There are no costumes, just everyday clothes, and props will be mobile phones and a football bag. Music will play a key role and set the thriller tone. The editing will start with slow motion and speed up as the scene becomes intense, taking inspiration from an effective example title sequence.
2. Idea
A boy is at his house and is playing video
games with his brother as he receives a text
message from his friend asking him if he
wants to go football after they and the rest of
their friends go to play football. On his way
home the boy is being stalked and does not
realise until he is stopped by the stalker right
around the corner from his house.
3. Setting
There will be different settings for this opening
thriller it will be in a house then there will be
shots that are in a park and possibly on a bus
and this was done to just give the journey that
everyday feel and help to build up the tension
for later on in the opening.
4. Costume/Props
There aren’t really any costumes for the
characters they will just be dressed in
everyday clothing and in terms of props it will
just be mobile phones and a football bag .
5. Music
Music plays a key role in the title sequence
and we think there is a specific type of thriller
music that will support our idea of a opening
title sequence.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez15h19H
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6. Editing
We Looked at examples of title sequences
and we thought the example below was very
effective and what we liked about this clip in
terms of editing was how the typography was
produced.
We considered slow motion for the beginning
then fast as the scene goes on and starts
becoming intense.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk9CMM
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