Genre Decision Blog

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The opening sequence will be a mystery genre. I came to this conclusion because now I know about the specific elements for this genre, so it will be easier for me. I also watched the opening sequence of 3 mystery films, which adds to the ideas that I already have. Making a mystery opening sequence will be very fun. Finding the right props, and having the right lighting will be a little complicated, but in the end it'll be worth it for the finishing product. Mystery opening sequences are interesting and seem to make the viewers engaged, because from the opening mystery sequences I watched, I definitely got engaged. I strongly believe that my opening scene will catch the attention of others because of all the elements of mystery that will be in it. 

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