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We developed the opening storyline in a very isolated area away from the city, which sets the mood as it is the first scene you see as the audience and immediately get a sense of what our opening sequence to our film will hold. In our trailer and opening sequence of our film "MOLLY" we gave away clues from the locations so people had an idea of what the film would be like and whether it would stick to its pridicted genre. The opening sequence allows the target audience and public to see the characters and relate to them depending on whether they fall into the section of the target audience or people who have seen the opening sequence and feel like they can relate to the type of genre that we are portraying. With our target audience also knowing the genre which was set for our film it was essential that the code was very relevant to the genre and in making sure it easly flowed keeping them anxious for the whole film to be revealed.

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We used a variations of camera shots, movements and angles. We explored shots from a high angle low angle as well as having different types of movements included such as panning vertically and horizontally, tracking and match on action. We interpreted theses camera movements into our opening sequence so that we could keep our code genre of making the victim as vulnerable as possible so the audience become more sympathetic for her, also keeping the dark theme the same with the intimidation given off by the oppressor as a convention. keeping all of this in mind it really helped us develope a better idea of how to keep our film interesting to the target audience of a thriller genre and also help us better our original ideas on what the movie would be like.
The camera work and movement were targeted to being typical to the genre and the type of opening sequence film we were trying to portray.

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we developed our chosen location which were ruins in Chilworth, which allowed us to create an even greater effect towards the sub genre we were trying to portray to our audience. The location very much displayed the views and attitudes of the antagonist characters. This could also be seen as typical location in which a villain would take his victim and keep away from reach of the public, so that they are not able to find out where she is. In addition, it's also to suggest a state of enigma, as a theory making the audience wonder about what is going on.

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We developed our editing in various ways, we firstly have many L-cuts and cut aways; mainly to reduce the amount of time and build tension, but it's also to reproduce an upbeat atmosphere to which the audience can expect something to happen at any give moment. Our jump cuts suddenly stop when the door to the daughters confined room opens, this slows down the pace which is our way of create slow suspense. Then the pace suddenly quickens quickly when the daughter to discovered, and we have also incorporated the jump cuts again.

Using editing to create tension I believe is common within real thriller films.

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We used different types of material clothing to fit our genre, we put the vulnerable kidnapped girl in normal casual clothes to suggest that she is an ordinary person, however we used makeup and etc., so that we are able to make her look as if she has been held in captivity for a very long time. We added some heavy make up to show her bruises around the girls eye and her cheek. Fake blood was used on the side of her face to symbolize a small cut had appeared.
in my opinion I think that this is a typical way of a thriller genre to portray its characters as an injured victim in the story which the audience is mainly focused on.

For the second main character he is wearing massive clothes all dark coloured or black to try and again bring fear to the audience, this suggests the characters fearlessness and strength. We kept the choice of clothing simply so that it isn't seen as over done.

The costume worn by the daughter is developed from conventions of the thriller genre, as it has blood which represents the theme of death. I believe that the costume of the main character, Dr Anne, is challenging the conventions of the triller genre as they are light, which clashed with the tipilcaly dark costumes.

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We challenged ourselves to using the props for our opening sequence. the Propswhich we included in our opening sequence are: Hammers, saws, screwdrivers, gloves, dust cloth, tape, shape cutting object, Rope, plyers, sliver tray, white cloth and Swiss Stanley knife.

The Props that we used for the opening sequence in which we used helps show a mysterious psychological thriller genre. The opening sequence will mean people see this film to have an enigma code to it. The props used by the mad man character shows the audience what he intends to do to molly increasing anxiety and mystery to our viewer, finally the use of cleaning the destructive tools means that he may have been wiping off her blood spilt and also that he could use it again, however this time it could be for fatal death as all the tools used and shown all have the ability to do so.

The props used can also show that our film is a psychological thriller, this is shown by scenes in the film where the mad man character is standing over his tools, and by taking the light, music, font and effect in to consideration all of this is shown to the audience as a typical psychological thriller. Similarly, the weapons used are rusty old tools, that are very sharp and dangerous. we used big props to bring fear in the eyes of our audience.

In conclusion I think that we have used a good range of props, for eample: the hammer and tools. These were used to portray danger and cause anxiety and fear to the audience, which will create tension to make a eligable opening sequence thriller.

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Our genre is psychological thriller.

We developed the opening of Molly which was choosen to fit this genre challenging use to use all resources in able to make the best opening sequence possible. In my opinion what linked the genre to the opening sequence was the audio sound backing track and the different effects and fonts that we used. These things stood out to create the drama effect and atmosphere for our opening sequence. With all of these unique effects Molly was able to become a thriller.

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We developed the main character in our film who is a young teenage girl, she goes missing and is held hostage by a crazy  man who is obsessed with her. We showed this by placing the two characters in a isolated area, which is away from society. this suggests that the man who held molly hostage didn't want her to be heard by the public or to try an escape easily. Her costume is dirty old ripped casual clothes, and the make up is used to emphasise the injury on her face, and also the dim and mild lighting colours to portray the genre of the opening sequence.

The way the group portrayed this character was to seem innocent and vulnerable, as she is a symbolism of many teenage girls in the UK, as they are both all vulnerable at the start. A character that is held against her will from the start is not as common in some thriller films, A good example of a psychological film with a similar theme is seven .

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We used the title Molly for our film because, the opening sequence represents the missing girl. my group and I decided this name would be best because it's short and has the potential to draw interest towards are target audience. We learnt from previous research and successful thriller films that titles with one word were very successful for this genres. Successful film examples would include: Inferno, Seven and Scarface.