The document discusses filming techniques for a forest opening scene, including close-up shots of hands in mud and washing in water, low angle shots of running in water, and a point-of-view shot of pulling bark from trees. It also mentions using different editing techniques like changing the order of shots, reversing shots, and disorienting the audience. Ambient, diegetic, and non-diegetic sounds will be used along with natural colors and high key lighting focused on objects and hands.

2.  Set in a forest
 We want nature to play a part in our opening

3.  Close-up - Hands in mud
 high angle -Washing hands in water
 Low angle - Running in water
 Point of view shot - Pulling bark off trees
 Extreme close up - Pulling up grass
 Over the shoulder - Dropping leaves
 Walking on leaves - Low angle
 Something being dragged - Birds eye view
 Footprints
 Hand putting Fake blood onto a tree
 Running –like a hunter hunting animals- humans

4.  Putting things in different order
 Showing things in reverse order or backwards
 Make the audience disorientated

5.  Position names in different places.
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDFAYRtr
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6.  Our characters faces wont be shown but in
some shots there will be a character present,
e.g. their hands when washing off the mud.

7.  Ambient sound - e.g. the wind blowing
 Diegetic - e.g. water splashing
 Non-diegetic sound - our own music
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVe0Kq16
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8.  Natural colours
 High key lighting – this lighting will be
focused on the object and the characters
hands