0-10 seconds:
camera pans across to the coral that it then focuses on, and starts to zoom in on. Sound is diagetic, and is the main characters talking.
10-20 seconds:
pans to an extra long shot, where the main character swims closer to the camera. Also, non-diagetic soundtrack and diagetic sound of the characters talking. One of the main characters is shown in the background.
20-30 seconds:
changes to a long shot, focuses on the main characters in conversation. Diagetic and non-diagetic sound can be heard. Camera starts to follow the main characters which star to swim up.
30-40 seconds:
camera finishes following the characters, then shows what they can see. A lot more diagetic sound can be heard and the extra-long shot shows many characters.
40-50 seconds:
goes back to the main characters in a long shot, showing their faces. Only non-diagetic soundtrack can be heard. Diagetic sound can then be heard of the characters conversing.
50-60 seconds:
Camera angle changes to an extra long shot. and you can see the characters moving in the background. Changes to an over-the shoulder shot. Non-diagetic and diagetic sound can be heard and camera angles change quite a lot.
60-70 seconds:
Camera zooms down to show the main character talking. Changes to another over-the-shoulder shot so you can see what the main character is in view of. Then, the camera angles change another couple of times to show multiple things.
70-80 seconds:
Shows the view of what the children can see of their parents looking over them fondly, and diagetic and non-diagetic sound can be heard. Zooms in to a close-up of the eggs that the parents are looking over proudly and you can hear them.
80-90 seconds:
Long shot of the main characters looking over their eggs, diagetic music turns louder and non-diagetic music goes softer. Turns to a close-up of the main characters at a low angle so you can see from below them.
90-100 seconds:
long shot continues, of main characters. Focuses on them talking, diagetic sound.
100-110 seconds:
long shot continues, changes to an extra-long shot and focuses on the characters in the background. Changes to a close-up eye level shot of the main character. Only diagetic sound.
110-120 seconds:
switches from shot to shot of the characters conversing. Then, changes to a long shot of the main characters together and conversing. Only diagetic sound.
120-130 seconds:
long shot continues, to then go to another long shot of only one of the main characters. Changes to extra-long shot of the background. zooms out of the main character to show one of the others.
130-140 seconds:
extra-long shot, in the background you can see a scary fish. The main chcracters are shown in a close-up with a look of shock on their face. Then, it changes to an over-the-shoulder view of the scary fish.
140-150 seconds:
Only sound is diagetic and of the main characters. The scene ends and the camera angles change quite a bit.
This opening fits for the genre because it is typically happy for most of it, then something goes wrong near the end. This is normal for a disney film, as the same kind of thing happens in both bambi and the lion king. The target audience for this film would be young children, so typically nothign awful happens apart from maybe one of the main characters dying. The audience would expect to see a lot of happy scenes, because usually with animates disney films everyone is happy and it is very rare to see something bad happen throughout the whole film.
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