For an end credits scene, I did a quick test with the footage I took on my DSLR after the second Test shoot, and the song which we used as inspiration to set the emotional tone. (Note, the song used in this video will not be submitted in the final cut). The idea is to show the aftermath of the police raid as an ease to the intensity; a calm to the storm. It shows jars being knocked over with blood being spilt into the floor drainage like it's all gone to waist.
It also shows close ups of the painting as to bring the audience closer to its meaning even after it has been revealed at the resolution of the film. The credits sequence will also allow the non-diegetic music to continue and keep the emotional feeling of the end of the film lasting a little bit longer. This is so that the audience can take time to take in what they've seen.
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