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The lighting in this film helped add a thin dark tone to show the unexpectedness of the social group of friends, which we tried to add into our own film, where we had dark shots in a classroom that both Mia and the stalker were in.

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This film gave us the idea to have a young cast and have the setting of the plot to be in a college, similar to theirs.

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Another film that inspired our group was "The Breakfast Club

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This film expresses clear points of the building up and impact of tension which our group tried to implement into the plot of the opening sequence. We included scenes of flashbacks to the protagonist's boyfriend confronting the stalker which were short in length and loud in volume as to shock the audience and attempt to get them to question the possible relation between the boyfriend and the stalker.

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Several shots in 'The Resident' included close up's and match cuts, in which we wanted to embed this type filming into our own work, where we had match cuts of actions by Mia i.e. putting her shoes on, pressing the button at the crossing, and using her phone

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An example of an inspiration for our title sequence is the film 'The Resident'.

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Antagonist establishing shot after titles have finished so audience can see what is about to unfold.

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Final title with a match cut of Mia desperately getting to college.

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A dark silhouette shot to help aid the audience to recognise that the genre is horror and thriller.

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Establishing shot of Mia walking to college, whilst titles continue.

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The title of the main film, all in capitals and taking up the majority of the screen to signify the importance of the name and title.

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This shot shows to the audience the main character played by the main actress.

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This title conveys the main actress of the film.

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The general order of titles begins with production and distribution idents, followed by names of the main actors, then the title of the film, and following that the rest of the actors, casting, sound, costume, and at the end the producer, the writer and the director. The reason it is in this order is that showing the idents first help give the audience familiarity in the type of film they will watch. For example, seeing a Warner Bros. Ident would clearly show that the audience are about to watch a Thriller for example. Also, another reason is the build up to the title of the film with the names of the main actors that the audience would know, which coincides with the shots happening in the opening, syncing up to the build up to the title of the film.

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The function of a film opening sequence is to address to the audience who is involved in the production of the film; including titles of actors, directors, sound editors, etc. As well as this, a film opening sequence allows the audience to realise the genre of the film, early clues to the rest of the film, and help to recognise the setting and characters in the film