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on April 09, 2022

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Drama Opening Scene

Drama Opening scenes are meant to give first impressions. It should consist of secret meanings and give a certain tone without revealing the entire movie. This movie portrays that in many ways. The genre of the opening scene my group has chosen to do is a drama. One drama film that uses different methods to convey tone and meaning without giving away too much would be 'The Perks of Being A Wallflower'. Similar to this film, I’d like to create a film that

My Favorite Film's Opening Scenes

Titanic The movie Titanic is a drama film made back in 1997. It's about an ill fated romance on one of histories grandest ships, the R.M.S. Titanic. It starts off with a young man named Jack who wins a ticket to the so-called unsinkable ship. On that ship he meets a young woman named Rose who unfortunately she is engaged to an arrogant named Cal. But her love for Jack grows too strong which causes her to have an affair and eventually end things with Cal. Just as Jack and Rose's relationship start to look up an iceberg hits the ship and the Titanic doesn't live up to its nickname as the unsinkable ship. Sadly, the young, wild and free Jack ends up freezing in the water but Rose ended up surviving as that was his dying wish to her. This opening scene is 1 minute and 32 seconds long. In the opening scene we see an ocean with moonlight shining on it. As we go underwater we see lights slowly coming towards the camera. It's then revealed that the lights were coming from subma...

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Filming During the process of filming the opening scene of 'Inner Turmoil' we used our cellular devices to film in landscape mode. We first made sure we still had all of our actors. At one point, we had to switch an actor out for another due to the fact that the former could not film and we were pressed on time.

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