Electric guitar opens the sequence as the unnatural colours appear on screen, with a shadowy figure. Although not clear what sort of film it is, it is clearly not a low budget film, and the electric guitar and fast editing would suggest a action film.
Close up of the main actor, and titles come across the screen, changing from the name of the actor to the name of the character played. This notifies the audience of the characters importance, due to him being first on screen.
The camera follows the bullet shot from the handgun, (iconography – action film) and pans around. This again is unnatural filing and the audience get a sense of what the film is like to come, action packed and perhaps a little far fetched.
The camera tracks the bullet over what appears to be a desert, perhaps indicating to the audience the setting for the film? The titles keep coming across the screen, always in different places – this keeps the audiences attention as well as the ever moving camera angles.
As more figures appear on screen, the viewers again get a sense of importance of the character – so far he has been the only one to appear. Always armed with a handgun, the film is clearly an action but with the smooth vocals in the background and character in a suit, the audience could presume the film will have aspects of class and wealth as well, not just an average action with explosions.
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