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Couple prepares for a picnic (include red imagery eg. oozing jam and hand ripping into a pomegranate). They go to the car, and there is a POV shot of a body in the back of the car (Dutch tilt up at the two in the front). They drive to a location (aerial tracking shot), and have glass of wine in front of the sunset.

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- Being watched
- Camera surveillance

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- Themes of privacy and being watched

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The Circle Official Trailer 1 (2017) - Emma Watson Movie

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- Themes of being watched

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- Themes of obsession

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- Obsession
- Stalking
- Cameras watching - being recorded

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The Openings to Thriller films are often most effective when there isn't any dialogue, which makes picking the soundtrack more important. Diegetic sounds are often exaggerated when included, but the sounds are predominantly non-diegetic music.

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- Lack of CGI skills
- Target audience
- Equipment needed

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- Introducing enigma codes
- Montage?
- Establishing characters/location/setting
- Red Imagery
- POV shots
- Uncomfortable close ups

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This video contains soundtracks from 16 movies known for building suspense and classify as Thriller films

1. Psycho
2. Fatal Attraction
3. Body Heat
4. Play Misty For Me
5. Dial M for Murder
6. Family Plot
7. Frenzy
8.  The Lady Vanishes
9. Marnie
10. Presumed Innocent
11. Torn Curtain
12. Vertigo
13. Rear Window
14. Strangers on a train
15. The Firm
16. North by Northwest

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1h of the best Suspense Movie Theme Songs (Psycho, Body Heat, The Firm, Marnie...)

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Background Suspense Music - Suspenseful & Dramatic Film Soundtracks "ANTICIPATION"

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The sounds used in the opening scenes of Thrillers, are normally quite ominous, establishing the tone of the movie

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- Credits often appear during the opening scene (only occasionally displayed afterwards - depends on how dramatic the opening scene is)
- Eerie/dramatic/ominous music sets the tone of the movie
- Usually slow editing and long duration shots

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- Having trouble finding the opening credit scene

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- Eerie music
- Jarring sound of crying
- Dark lighting
- Credits appear after opening scene

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- Slow intro (Long duration shots and slow editing)
- Credits appear after 1 minute of long shots
- The opening shot is quite disorientating
- Ominous music

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- One extremely long shot
- Dramatic music (that doesn't fit the imagery)
- Credits displayed during opening scene

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- Slow intro / long duration shots)
- Editing slowly speeds up as it follows Clarice running before slowing again
- Dramatic music
- Credits displayed during opening scene

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The Silence of the Lambs (1991) title sequence

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- Long duration shots
- Slow editing
- Dark lighting
- Credits displayed during opening scene

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- Contrasting lighting
- Blue tones
- Slow editing
- Ominous music

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Panic Room (2002) – Opening Title Sequence

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- Silence of the Lambs
- Rebecca
- Panic room
- Us
- The shining
- Black swan
- Midsommar