The opening credits of The Sixth Sense also suggest an ambiguous nature of the film. The use of "ghostly colours": black and white, emphasises this idea, especially with the credits gradually appearing and disappearing. I really like how the names that appear fade in and out again, because this conveys an ethereal feeling, and this would compliment my film opening because it would symbolise the shadow or "reflection" the female character is 'haunted' by. Furthermore, when the credits emerge on the screen, a peculiar and eerie sound starts to play. The music mirrors the credit titles because when a name appears, the music gradually becomes higher pitched, and when the name fades away, the music does so as well. The uncanny music conveys the creepy nature of the film, and suggests that the film will be mentally disturbing. When the title 'The Sixth Sense' appears, the pace of the music quickens and becomes more abrupt, and is followed by a repetition of the title. This could imply that seeing things more than once may not by obvious at first.

I have made a note of using sinister music because this will compliment my film and make it easier to distinguish the genre. As well this, I plan record sounds such as the pencil drop and the female character flipping through the pages of her journal as this will add realism to the film.