What Is A Film Opening?

A film opening is the beginning sequence of a film that sets up the story and establishes the tone and style of the film, A good film opening should grab the audience's attention and draw them into the story. 

Introducing characters:

A film should introduce the main characters of a story, giving the audience a sense of who they are and what their motivation might be. This can help to create an emotional between the audience and the characters. 

Establishing location:

 

Establishing the setting of the story, whether it's a real-world location or a fictional one. This can ground the story in a specific time and place and give the audience a sense of the world in which the story takes place.

Unfolding narrative:

Starting to reveal the basic plot of the story, giving the audience a sense of what's at stake and what the central conflict might he. 

Creating enigma:

The film opening may also introduce elements of mystery or suspense that leave the audience with uncertainty or questions.

Creating convention titles for the film:

The film opening may also include title, often in a stylish or memorable way. This can help to establish the film's brand and identity and make it easier for audiences to remember.