Within our group each of us had two shots from our opening sequence that we had to draw out. It was important that it was clear and the most specific to what we wanted it to look like when filming so we could get an understanding of the angles we want the camera at.
This is my first image showing the camera shot that I am going to be taking. This shot is an over the shoulder shot, myself and my group chose to use this because it clearly shows the audience that this person is washing blood of their hands and it makes the audience question what has happened and if this is someone else's blood. As well as emphasies the blood it is also withholding information from the audience as it is not showing the identity of this person which is effective as it keeps the audience interested.
This is the second camera shot that I am going to be taking. It is of the clip where someone is walking away from the crime, but there will be this shot of more than 1 person in difference clips. This shows the audience that it could have been different people who have beaten up the boy who is laying on the floor as the identity is hidden and it also hides from the audience how many people were actually involved. This will also build up tension as the audience will be curious to find out who it is that has hurt this boy as they feel sympathy for the one who has been getting bullied.
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