What is the difference between opening credit and a title sequence? The difference between opening credit and a title sequence is opening credits is a list of names of the cast and crew, producers, studios etc. At the beginning or end of a movie or a show. A title sequence is a important scene that normally takes place before the actual movie, game or a show beginning. It includes a title card that is a graphic and that is indicating the title of the movie. What are the settings or locations of other films in my genre? Where and when are they often shot? Settings of horror films are always including cabins, forests, cementeries, abandoned buildings/places, and woods. They're often shot in the middle of a scene. I would do a abandoned place, because most of the time it's usually haunted and it also creates a sense of a mystery, giving you an idea that the film is going to contain scary things. Knowing the fact that it takes place in a abandoned building it would have to...
What is your "brand" or "mission statement" for your film? The brand for my film is that friendships is extremely important, and that no one should take it lightly. I am striving towards showing people off my age and older that having a true friend stand by you will make your life better. What are some production companies that specialize in films similar to yours? Some production companies that specialize in films similar to mines are
Do you plan to produce with a large studio or a smaller, independent production company? Why? I plan to produce with a smaller independent production company because we do not have much funding. We are not following the same formula as other studio films. With our film we are going to be distinguished by our content and the style we use. We are also in a low budget for the film that's why we can't have a large studio to start off with. What are you trying to achieve with your story? What I want to achieve in my story is on creating a feeling of fear. For-example I want my viewers to develop a feeling of terror while watching the film. So we're developing an atmosphere of horror. Most viewers watch horror films just for the scary scene but not the full story and the purpose of the film. So my film is going to contain both scary and entertaining so the audience can be equally scared and finds the film enjoyable. How will your film be exhibited? Consider theatrical and nonth...
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