Opening scene; Seven (Se7en)

Seven Opening Scene

This first shot shows that this book is obviously important within this film.

These two shots shows which producers they use to make this film.

This shots shows who the directer was of this film. 

 

This shot shows that the key is important within this film.

This shot shows that Brad Pitt stars in this film.

This shot shows that Morgan Freeman also stars in this film.

This shot shows that a baby may be involved within this film

This shot shows the title of the film.

This shot shows that Gwyeth Pallrow stars in this film.

This shot shows that this piece of writing could be important within this film.

This shot shows that Richard Roundtree stars in this film.

The colour red in this shot could connote danger and death.

This shows that R. Lee. Ermey stars within this film

This shot shows that pictures on this tape are important.

This shot shows that John. C. McGinley stars within this film.

This shot shows that Julie Araskog and Mark Boone Junior star in this film.

This shot shows that John Cassini, Reginalf. E. Cathey and Peter Crombie.

This shot shows that Hoethrone James, Michael Massee and Leland Orser star in this film.

This shows that this piece of paper could be important within the film.

This information of this text is important within this film.

This shot shows that Richard Parlno, Richard Schiff and Pamola Tysan star in this film.

This shot shows that Billy Hopkins, Suzanne Smith and Kerry Borden choose and controlled the casting within this film.

The colour red in this shot connotes blood and danger.

This shows that the Music is directed by Howard Shore.

This shot shows that Richard Francis- Bruce edited this film.

This shot shows that Arthur Max was the product designer.

These are all other shots of a book which emphasises the fact that it is very important. Also this last picture shows that Daruis Khandji directed the photography.

This shot shows all the executive producers.

This shot shows who Seven (Se7en) was written by.

This is another shot of the title to emphasise the name.

This shot shows who produced the film.

This shot has the word 'God' in it which could emphasise that this could be a religious film.

Lastly, this shot shows who directed it again.

Overall, throughout the opening scene all the cast members, directors and producers are all simply black and white shots which emphasise and show the significance to the main people who put this film together.