One development made for my opening sequence is changing the time of the filming from late to early. Originally, the opening sequence was going to be filmed late in the evening when the sun has gone in and it is dark. This was the best idea at the time as it would have helped to create more of a suspense and more of an enigma as it would have looked more realistic and scarier which would also help the audience to recognise the genre easier. However, my group and I decided to change the filming to day when it is light outside. This is due to the fact that in the dark, the scenes did not show up on the camera very clearly as it was too dark. Filming in daylight made it much easier to get the correct shots and made the shots look more sharper and clearer. As my group and I wanted our opening sequence to be dark to create more of a frightening feel but we could not shoot in the dark, we decided to edit our film so that it can be viewed in black and white which we believed would also have an effect on the audience and would also represent the thriller genre. This alterataion has made our film look much better and more realistic.