I am working in a group of 4 students. The other members of
my groups are George Flack, Charlie Myers and Thomas Stevens. We have chosen
Brief 7 (video). The opening sequence from a new film including titles, in any
genre or mix of genres such as a comedy or thriller together with a storyboard.
Maximum length: three minutes.
Research: Spooks (BBC 2002)
1.
Television Drama – Genre: Spy
2.
Had build-up of “previously” last week’s episode
followed by opening credits
3.
In the film opening, a spy rings one of his
colleagues to tell him to check his bed side table, he consequently finds a
large brown envelope – this meant the intelligence secret was out!
4.
The head of MI5 called Harry realises that he is
in terrible danger being consequently taken and presumably killed by hijackers
that broke in through his window. The imposters held him at gun-point. He
listens to classical, Russian music; this was the last song he listened to
before his death
5.
Regular titles of actors and actresses appear at
the beginning; the opening credits move at a fast, urgent pace of MI5. It has
split screens that appear busy and simultaneously happening; they move at not
regular, normal pace.
6.
The graphics of the opening look very computer
like – computer code, use of brackets and upper case letters.
7. Genre of the television programme is connected
to genre of film
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