Despite being quite different to our opening scene, these media products also have quite a lot in common with each other. For example, in Line of Duty (season 6 trailer) and in Who Killed Sara, they both revolve around a murder, and quite a few people in involved in that one murder.
Also, Battlefield Hardline and The Little Things both look like they show the most exciting life of a regular LA police officer.
All of these media products convey the genre of thriller, and so we can use them to our advantage to make sure that our opening scene also conveys the genre of thriller. This will hugely impact the film and appeal more to the target audience as it will show the genre more clearly. For example, we can use the intensity of using the fast closeup shots in Line of Duty as it shows that genre, and we can also use the dark undertones in the car scene in the trailer of The Little Things and learn and observe how they created these dark undertones. I can use all of these for inspiration for our own opening scene.
There are also many differences that I have mentioned between our opening scene and the media products that I have shown, and all of the media products that I have shown are also different from each other. For example, the police officer in The Little Things is trying to find one man who is committing loads of crimes and murders in LA, whereas in the UK based Line of Duty, it is about an entire precinct trying to take down a large group of criminals. This shows that each of these different media products have different things that I can use for inspiration in my opening scene.
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