This document summarizes and analyzes the opening title sequences of three films/TV shows: Hannibal, Pride and Prejudice Zombies, and Sinister. Specific design elements are discussed, such as fonts, colors, and images used in each opening that provide clues about the subgenre and tone. Consistent or changing elements between the openings are also noted. The purpose is to understand how the opening title sequences work to inform the audience about the nature and content of each film/show.

1. Assignment 10: OTS
Research
By Jack, Sachin, Tom, Zain

2. Hannibal
The title is highlighted
because of the white
background
The red color text signifies
the use of blood in the
film/series and would start
to give the audience an
idea of the sub genre
Serious credits suit the
seriousness of this sub
genre and suit the show.
The face is completely covered in
blood which indicates the gory
nature of the show and starts to
give the audience an idea of this.
The ripped face of blood
here could relate to the
psychological aspect of this
series.
Credits are consistent
throughout the opening
sequence with the color
and the font mainly the
same apart from the title

3. Pride and Prejudice Zombies
Sinister
images as
there is clear
reference to
blood
therefore
indicating to
the audience
that there will
a lot of
blood
The font of the credits are
suitable to the subgenre as it is a
comedy therefore the font is not
going to be serious. The is
consistent through out the OTS
Denotes the UK flag therefore
suggesting that the film is going
to be based in the UK
Cartoon and zombies
combines to connote that
the subgenre is likely to be
a zombie comedy
This shows when the film is
based giving the audience
a greater understanding of the
film.
This shows a man with a
sword connoting that there
may be violence or killing
in the movie signifying the
zombie sub genre more.