opening sequence


The plan

for this project I will be making a sequence from the game Subnautica, and the sequence I plan to make will be very similar to a trailer for the game.



I plan to use game play from online as well as making my own at home.

for the sequence I plan to include sounds from the monsters in the game and exaggerating them by either layering them up or changing the volume of it.

in the sequence I will be adding sounds and noises from the actual game itself such as:

 * mechanical sounds
 * the robot speaking
 * sounds of water either swimming or of waves
 * creature/ monster sounds

a couple scenes which may work for the sequence are of:

 * building scenes
 * the sea emperor
 * the reaper leviathan

also in the sequence I would need to show all kinds of monsters and creatures from all area's of the ocean.

for the music I have a couple option I think will work well:

 * Under-tale megalovania
 * Subnautica abandon ship
 * Most wondrous battle music ever :
                   - daughter of flame
                   - the wild card


an idea I have which I think could potentially work really well if executed properly. if I draw a sketch that could transition into a actual scene it could be quite effective. but for that I would need to trace it digitally and then record myself tracing over the neater version it could then transition in to video clip.


the age rating of this game is 12


*i have decided to change the subject of the opening sequence from this to little nightmares because i feel that i could do a lot more with that game since it has more of a story which i can work from and i have more idea's that i can work from and execute*










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