1. Art of the Title Sequence Including: Discrete,Traditional, Straight into and Stylised

2. Elements of a Title Sequence 1. Name of the Film, Titles and Credits. 2. Understanding of the tone, Genre and atmosphere. 3. Narrative Information. 4. Introduction of some characters. 5. Establish the Location

3. Discrete • This enables the audience to get a sense of the mood. • It doesn't display what the movie will be about. • It presents the genre and tone. • It consists of animations and various editing techniques. • Example:

4. Traditional • Example: THE SIXTH SENSE • Sound and font is used to create the mood of the film. • Consists of basic elements. • Easy for the audience to relate and understand. • It is specific to the Genre.

5. Straight Into • Example: SCREAM • No Titles • Starts directly into the action • Creates an intense introduction • Used in Action/Horrror movies

6. Stylised • Combination of 'Straight into' and 'Discrete'. • Sets immediate tone, atmosphere and Genre. • Intense introduction. • Plot is not recognised during title sequence. • Example: