This document discusses how titles and fonts in films can inform audiences and set expectations, and provides examples of different camera shots and techniques in the film Twilight. It analyzes how titles affect audiences, establishes genres, and creates different expectations based on font styles. It then examines specific shots from Twilight, including a deer hunting shot that shows speed and mystery, a two-person conversation shot that introduces main characters, and different camera angles, movements and zooms used.

1. Opening
Sequences Analysis

2. Font/Titles
• Titles from films & Trailers they have difference purpose.
• They attempt to inform audience more information and effects the film from
itself.
• The font & title helps the audiences to understand find out the footage from
the film because in any sense the audience have no idea unknown the film , in my
opinion Font & title affects the audiences.
• They are also establishing the genres in the titles of the understanding.
Different font styles have different effects on the audience and different
expectations.
Such aS theSe exampleS ….

3. Camera Shots..
Twilight :
( 2008 , Catherine Hardwicke)
• This shot been taken the deer running away with a home
figure chasing after it shows the speed of the power.
• It shows the facts the person is hunting the deer shows the
mystery it not normal human behaviour to use running skills
catching an animal.
• The colours remain the behaviour green which keeps the
mood the same. It remains calm and no horror or danger.
• This what follows title shot and reveals who is speaking a Shot of two people
speaking.
• The colours are bright which shows interested
this is the main characters that is introduced to the audience this means that they are
the main the film.
• The music affects makes the audience more interested watching relates finding out
more and more.
• The camera zooms in on the characters face while she is speaking.

4. Camera Angle Low angle
Shot
Two – Shot
Over the shoulder
Shot
High angle shot
Close up Angle

5. Camera Movement
Dolly Shot
Dolly Zoom
Camera Pan Tracking Shot