We decided to remake the opening scene of Gone Girl. This is because it has an opening scene which consists of mystery and this tends to intrigue an audience. The non-diegetic sound in the opening scene (a voice in the background) plays as the reason behind all this built up drama/mystery which seems rather compelling. Overall, I don't think the remake of Gone Girl was as successful as it could've been. One of the reasons behind this is the difficulty we faced as a group trying to input the sound in the original film into our remake. It turned out to be out of sync and didn't quite relate to the actual film itself. This may be because of the limited time we had to finish the editing and then upload it to the blog. However, utilising softwares such as Premier Pro and AfterEffects in our title sequence proved to be easier in terms of navigation and the pace in which we were able to do things such as, trimming a clip and putting in the directors' names or actor/s names. I do believe that if we were able to re-do the film, we'd be capable enough of creating something which is more successful and signifes a solid resemblance between our remake and the original.
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