Assigment 11: Film Billing and
Title Analysis
Model Example from class
Clown
• 18 | 100 min | Drama, Horror | 2 March
2015 (UK)
• A loving father finds a clown suit for his son's
birthday party, only to realize the suit is part of
an evil curse that turns its wearer into a killer
0:39 The name of the director is shown.
2:10 Movie title is shown.
• The first credits come in at 00:39 sec of
the opening sequence. The credits have
their own independent shot which is
used to make the viewer pay more
attention to it.
• This credit only lasts 2 seconds before
the next scene is shown.
• The title is shown at 02:10 which is towards
the end of the opening sequence. This is
normal for opening sequences as titles are
usually put at the end.
• The Title lasts on screen for 4 seconds
which is longer then the first and only other
credit which allows the viewer to remember
the title. The fact that the title also gets its
own screen time is not unusual.
The way that the first and only credits
are shown a quarter into the opening
sequence is interesting as
Opening sequences tend to have more
credits to them and usually share the
screen time with the rest of the opening
sequence.
Insidious
15 | 103 min | Drama, Horror, Mystery | 29
April 2011 (UK)
A family looks to prevent evil spirits from
trapping their comatose child in a realm called
The Further
00:00
00:03
00:15
01:25
02:16
02:19
02:34
02:41
02:53
03:38 Directors name
Company Association
Directors name
Music
Actors
Actors
Actors
Title
Producers
Co-Companies
Insidious unlike clown has credits from the
very beginning of the opening sequence.
This can be used to build up tension
to what the movie is actually going to
be about.
The opening credits last 31 seconds
which is quite long.
The director gets his own screen time
recognition which is important as it allows
him to get credit for his work.
• The title comes up at 1:21 which is different to normal
title timings as they tend to come at the end.
The actors come after the producer and the
film title which shows that they are less
important.
They are placed at the side of the screen so
they do not cover any important parts in the
opening sequence but still can be easily
seen/
The producers are placed more to the ned of the opening
sequence which shows their lack of overall importance.
The fact that the directors name is
Shown twice is interesting as it marks his importance
And emphasises his role in the making of this film.

Assigment 11 media

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    Assigment 11: FilmBilling and Title Analysis
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    Clown • 18 |100 min | Drama, Horror | 2 March 2015 (UK) • A loving father finds a clown suit for his son's birthday party, only to realize the suit is part of an evil curse that turns its wearer into a killer 0:39 The name of the director is shown. 2:10 Movie title is shown.
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    • The firstcredits come in at 00:39 sec of the opening sequence. The credits have their own independent shot which is used to make the viewer pay more attention to it. • This credit only lasts 2 seconds before the next scene is shown. • The title is shown at 02:10 which is towards the end of the opening sequence. This is normal for opening sequences as titles are usually put at the end. • The Title lasts on screen for 4 seconds which is longer then the first and only other credit which allows the viewer to remember the title. The fact that the title also gets its own screen time is not unusual. The way that the first and only credits are shown a quarter into the opening sequence is interesting as Opening sequences tend to have more credits to them and usually share the screen time with the rest of the opening sequence.
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    Insidious 15 | 103min | Drama, Horror, Mystery | 29 April 2011 (UK) A family looks to prevent evil spirits from trapping their comatose child in a realm called The Further 00:00 00:03 00:15 01:25 02:16 02:19 02:34 02:41 02:53 03:38 Directors name Company Association Directors name Music Actors Actors Actors Title Producers Co-Companies
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    Insidious unlike clownhas credits from the very beginning of the opening sequence. This can be used to build up tension to what the movie is actually going to be about. The opening credits last 31 seconds which is quite long. The director gets his own screen time recognition which is important as it allows him to get credit for his work.
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    • The titlecomes up at 1:21 which is different to normal title timings as they tend to come at the end. The actors come after the producer and the film title which shows that they are less important. They are placed at the side of the screen so they do not cover any important parts in the opening sequence but still can be easily seen/
  • 8.
    The producers areplaced more to the ned of the opening sequence which shows their lack of overall importance. The fact that the directors name is Shown twice is interesting as it marks his importance And emphasises his role in the making of this film.