Some of the first steps we took…Capturing the shotsWe then arranged them into our filesThen tried out various combinations of shots (finding some were actually quite good and others completely useless) We then toyed with fades for the transitions.

We used a ‘black and white’ effect on the first scene (the flashback), to create the idea of time, and then we altered the speed of the shot to give it an eerie feel.

This is our Paperchain shot.

Within this photo, we are most probably debating and deciding what to do with the colour and general appearance of the paperchain shot. This shot is supposed to be a bit creepy, so after this photo was taken, we decided to add a sepia effect to bring out some pencil marks etched on the heads of the paperchain, these are roman numerals. This gives the paperchain an effective look, we also included a blur (out into fade), this also provides a kind of distortion which works well within the shot.

This is our original idea for the Distribution.

As you can see, we were perfecting it on Adobe After

Effects, and we created a ‘water’ element which ties in with the end of our opening.

The ‘water’ effect was achieved by the blue colouring of the text

and the distorted font. The motion of the text was blotchy

and fluid.However, we decided against

this logo because the blue clashed with the sepia tones in

our opening scene.

The log sheet is present in this photo. We were doing it as we went along. Yet again, the photo shows the earlier stages of the development to our opening.

Choosing the shots and making the transitions as smooth as possible. At this time, we were also contemplating the effects and other means of filters for some shots.

After this, we went on to import the audio.