changes to our opening sequence

During the process of production of our opening sequence, we carried out an audience feedback survey which would help us identify any weak areas in our product, which you can find in our blog. The survey has shown us that the scene where we witness the two protagonists talking in the kitchen is the weakest part (0:35-1:15), therefore in order to increase the impact that our opening sequence has and keep the intense action at a constant throughout the scene, we re-filmed that sequence using a series of cross cutting to create an action packed running sequence as our protagonist finds out that his dream is becoming reality. in the first draft of the scene, there was no music to accompany the action, in order to make the scene more dramatic, making the audience want to watch on. we and the audience felt that we needed to add some iconic London shots that would increase the amount that the audience can relate to the film, as they recognise the location of the film, also to make the film look more professional and have the correct conventions of an opening sequence, we needed to add a few more stereotypical credits into our sequence, like director and casting crew, which would also require a specialist acronym C.S.A if the person was a member of the Casting Agency of America.
As a group we feel that by listening to our audience and making these improvements, we would have a more professional looking end media product.