The voice over

As we wanted to include a voice over in our sequence, we firstly used a digital recorder to record our voiceover, however as we struggled to work the equipment we decided to use something we were familiar with, therefore we decided on just using a video recorder.
The only dialogue that we were using for our voice over was the important words:

‘I never thought I could love, but I can’t help it anymore.’

The voiceover was destined to be placed in the most crucial part of the opening sequence, which was after the climax outbreak of Leanne, in the ‘dark room’ after she rips all the pictures and then stares at her reflection in the mirror, therefore we thought it would be the icing on the cake to include a voice over, which would hint to the audience what would happen if they had watched further on.

For the voiceover to be the only audio in our film, we had to unlink all the frames and then delete only the audio from all our filming. We did this because in those frames we wanted our soundtrack to play throughout the entire sequence. For the voiceover, as we recorded it on a video recorded we had to unlink the files and delete the filming as we only wanted the audio, we did all these changed on Adobe Premier Pro. The main aim of the voiceover was to establish what state of mind the protagonist is in and her emotions at that precise point.