Social Group Represented
I think the social group best represented in our title sequence are criminals. This is because we were able to show the different criminals that walk amongst us in society. Criminals are usually seen to be of the lower class, however we thought we would depict this social group differently and show them as having the potential to be individuals who are usually shown more respect in society and carry a status of being respectable gentlemen.
It was vital that the mise-en-scene clearly identified the social group our title sequence represented. For this we used props such as fake money, whiskey tumblers and cigarettes. We also used a nameplate on the desk in the office scene to establish with the audience that that character is Mr Moore, as well as the audience being able to see his position within his company. Mr Moore's desk also consists of paperwork and a few personal items. We thought it important to make it clear that he had a cellular office as this also helps in establishing Mr Moore's status within the company.
For the private poker game scene, we wanted to create the idea of an abandoned warehouse, so that the audience is again reminded of the secrecy of the events. We used a
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