Anyways, my group still has not finalized our plot but after seeing some scenes of TV series and films I will be bringing up to my group the visualization of our film opening. Watching Interstellar and Stranger Things allowed me to see how I would want the setting and mood to be. Shown to the right are some pictures of Interstellar and Stranger Things. I want to emphasize these two scenes. In the first image, Matthew McConaughey is trapped in time (let's consider this a void) and can see how the world has moved on without him. In the second image, Eleven is in some stage of an intense dream where she can see anything when she puts her mind to it, but this isn't a typical dream. 
In my film opening, the main character is trapped in a void but cannot see anyone in the real world. In essence s/he is in their own little dimension, separated from society, and has no clue how s/he got there. The absence of setting provides a sense of suspense along with the absence of sound. The main character would eventually find how to escape the void by the end of the opening. If this film were to be fully produced, it would have the ability to go in many directions. Due to the appeal of the possibility of many different adaptations after the opening, the film, not yet named, would have a great appeal to many in the industry because of its inexpensive production as mentioned in the previous blog posting.
Many things still need to be done, but this only the beginning. I cannot wait to pitch my visualization to my group and hopefully the ball will start rolling from there!
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