Planning - Influential title sequences.

The two title sequences that I thought was influential and relates to our very own title sequences are Se7en (1995), Die Another Day (2002) and The Stepfather (2009).

                   Allure storyboard                                                                                       Se7en (1995)                               

For our flashback scenes we wanted the shoot in the same way Se7en has for their title sequence. Se7en's title sequence features face pace and extreme close up shots of documents, newspaper, pen on articles and other stuff that realtes to the thing and for our flashback, we wanted scenes of extreme close up of polaroids pictures being scatter, the victims face, passports and documents.

                   Allure Storyboard                                           Opening sequences of Die Another Day, torture scenes.

As for the torture screen, Die Another Day has given us a few ideas in how to shoot the torture screen, what the atmosphere of the room should be like and what camera angles work best. 

As for The Stepfather (2009) we will follow their order of credits.

The Stepfather opening. 

We also like the font in which The Stepfather uses, the font is a simple san serif font that clearly states the credits names and do not distract the film content. Fancy and over the top fonts will looks unprofessional and childish.