Storyboard for our opening sequence

Before we started filming we had to create a storyboard to follow. As a group we put together this storyboard for our opening sequence and this will hopefully help us when filming and give us an outline of which to work with.
This was our first draft storyboard

After looking at the first draft of our storyboard we looked at ways in which we can improve the shots in order to make them more appealing and affective towards our audience. These are some of the shots we have added and changed in our sequence. For example, the first four shots we have decided to use extreme close up shots in order to emphasis on the blood and brutality of the tools on the table. Little aspects of our opening sequence such as these, will make a great change on the overall affect and therefore we have chosen to alter a few things (which are shown in the storyboards below) in order to make our opening sequence more enhanced. 

Drawing by Zulaikha Khan

Information on our opening sequence

Our targeted audience for this sequence ranges from teens to adults. We have chosen this age range for our audience because as a group we feel we will be able to relate to the audience and have knowledge on how teenagers think and react to certain situations. This will help us make the opening sequence more effective towards the audience.
The sequence genre is a psychological thriller which consists of crime, murder and suspense. The opening sequence will create suspense in the audiences mind however will not allow the audience to predict upcoming events. The first half of the sequence is shown positively which then contrasts with the dark gloomy image set in the garage.