Title Sequence;
-A variety of Close/Extreme close ups of a person putting old photos and writing into a book.
-Newspaper articles on the table next to the old book.
-Old style music, or in the style of a girls jewellery box.
-Edit the title sequence into sepia, so it looks like it was made a long time ago, which will add to the effect of the background story in the film.
-Or the first part of the title sequence can be in sepia, then the second part can be in normal colour, this will show that the events in the film carry on through time.
-Show a person writing the book. - Writing the story.
-Candlelight is the main source of light, this gives the sequence a much more mysterious and uncanny feeling, it also means we can use any setting, and we don't have to make it look like it was being done a hundred years ago, which is when the book would have been wrote.
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