As part of the research we looked at many different opening sequence films, that followed the genre that we are planing on working on. The one that was most useful was Casino Royal and also i had a deem understanding with this film the content was about the war for water. The opening sequence contained a car pulling up next to a building and a shifty looking character wearing a Russian hat getting out of the car then rides the lift to the required floor all shots are taken from below to make you feel interior. The next shot is this shifty person walking into a room and he sees that something is missing the angle is low and is from the perspective of bond and with the things in front of the camera giving the sense of hiding. They exchange dialog and then it flashes to a previous time where Bond kills his contact this is in a different black and wight to the being. After this its back to previous confrontation and the salient finds gun without bullets his drops and bond kills him dead. Finally the classic credits run. The way that this opening sequence grabs the interest of the viewer one things that hooks the audience is the way that cast talk with a rather humorous tone even thought its a very serious situation. An example is "If mam thought i was bent, she would send a 00"
Mise-en-Scene
*Establishing shot: Dark black and wight dark windows unknown building and lit from below
*Slanted camera angel: puts you on edge used in the lift to make you feel uneasy
*Character: wearing official looking suit and a dodgy looking Russian hat. Shifty eyes gives the sense he is up to something.
*Low vantage point obscured by take give the feeling of hiding.
*Single light: Cant really make out that's in the room.
*Where the point of view camera was is now where Bond is placed.
* The colours change from the simple black and wight to a brown tinge to show its from another time.
*They used a close-up to show the realisation that his gun is not loaded.
*To then flashes to Bond with a gun that then shots him and see a short shot of a family picture.
*Finally the classic Bond credits role.
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