2. ORDER OF TITLES AND CREDITS ON OPENING
SEQUENCE
• Name of production company
• Name of director/ producer
• Starring (main characters)
• Film title
• Featuring characters
• Art director
• Editing by
• Director of photography

3. EXAMPLES OF TITLES AND CREDITS
Topkap
i
• Font suits the genre which is
drama.
• Credits are not in line which
may emphasise confusion
and ups and down in life
• Titles are positioned in clear
areas so audience pays full
attention on it
• Font looks childish
Eva
• Spooky
• Suits genre which is
thriller
• Font has sharp edges to
emphasise dangers.
• Uneven writing which
shows disorientation

4. EXAMPLES OF TITLES AND CREDITS.
The dark knight
• Thin writing looking very
wavy to emphasise the
fantasy in the story
• The colour white that
symbolises purity
• Writing fading in with
pictures which portrays
• All in capitals emphasises Copelia mystery
the action in the film
• Suits genre  action
drama
• Colour of font is dark to
emphasise the tile of the
film
• Font is very clear and bold
.

5. EXAMPLES OF TITLES/ CREDITS
Thirteen
• Written in capital letters to
emphasise what kids were
like in the 90s (audacious).
• Transition used for the title
• Font looks childish to match the to appear was ‘type writer’
title of film portrays different events
• No capital letters used to show happening one after the
the childishness and rebelling; other/
not following rules Kids
• Looks like teenage writing, kind
of looks like it has a feminine
touch showing immatureness.
• White against the black
background to show that
evilness is taking over the
pureness.