- Outside an airport during the day. The woman comes out of the airport and walks along the road.
- Crosscutting inside the room during the evening where she is setting up the gun and turning on the radio; something about the 2012 Olympics is being said on the radio
- Crosscutting to her walking along the air port.
- Crosscutting to her in the room taking an aim outside the window. A man enters the room holding a gun.
- Reaction shot of the woman seeing him she turns pointing her gun at him.
- Blackout. We hear a gun shot.
In our first ending, the woman looked people outside and stopped at one person, which we could see through the viewer of the gun. Than there was a black out and you just heard the shot.
Now we changed it. The woman is still looking at people outside with her gun, but than someone nocks on her door harshly. She turns around and when she sees him you have a reaction shot of her face. They both point there guns at each other. There is a blackout and you hear a gun shot but you don't know who got shot.
We decided to do this because we wanted more action in our opening sequence. And we thought it would add sum suspense to the opening sequence. We also didn't know how to film it in the Olympics, because there was no way for us to get access to the Olympics.
Now we changed it. The woman is still looking at people outside with her gun, but than someone nocks on her door harshly. She turns around and when she sees him you have a reaction shot of her face. They both point there guns at each other. There is a blackout and you hear a gun shot but you don't know who got shot.
We decided to do this because we wanted more action in our opening sequence. And we thought it would add sum suspense to the opening sequence. We also didn't know how to film it in the Olympics, because there was no way for us to get access to the Olympics.
