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Week 7 Editing Film Opening
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Week 3: Storyboarding
My group decided to begin with a dolly shot of our main girl character as she walks into a dimly lit area. The girl then slides down and sits on the ground, which is when the camera shot reveals that she is bloody and bruised. The next camera shot is a close up of the girls face while she is shaking. As the camera zooms in, flashbacks from previous memories are revealed. These flashbacks display pieces of the sequence of events that led to the girl's current state. As the flashbacks are shown at a faster pace, tension is continuously building before the scene cuts. The final piece of the opening is of a black screen that reads "24 hours earlier", so the rest of the movie would be an explanation of what happened and led to the events that occurred in this opening scene. Jobs: Renee, Kelly, Chiara: coming up with story line, plot, and camera shots Zoe: Drawings and descriptions
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