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Week one

 This is the start of our portfolio project, also start of week one. In my group it is Peyton, Meadow, Ella, and I. We are going to base our opening on the horror genre. We all find the horror genre to be very interesting and entertaining for us as an audience. Ever since I was little I was always intrigued by horror movies, and I would never get scared. I always wanted to keep watching more and more. My favorite horror movies was The Shining and IT. We hope to keep our audience entertained with our opening that we are going to produce, film, and edit. Our initial idea as of right now is that we are going to film a group of people breaking into a zoo (we are probably going to film at Big Cat Habitat) and then getting caught by an animal or a worker and then the group of people are going to run into a open cage and close it. That way they will be stuck in the cage with an animal that they didn't realize was in there. We aren't sure if a worker or an animal is going to run them into the cage, but I think we are leaning towards a worker because that would be more convenient. I also suggested that we should have a worker chase us in because it would make the most sense and will help with continuity when filming scenes. Typically in the horror genre many questions seem to arrive when watching an opening. At the end of our movie at this point we are hoping to leave some questions maybe like what animal attacked them in the cage or why were they breaking into the habitat? 


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