The document describes the opening credits sequence of the 2009 animated fantasy/thriller film Coraline. It lists 22 credits that appear from 0.05 to 2.25 seconds into the opening, including the distribution company, production companies, title of the movie, main actors, and credits for the crew roles of animators, art directors, editors, and more. The credits are presented in a basic white font against the backdrop of a mechanical doll being manipulated and releasing hand-stitched items.

1. Jhané Imani Ormsby
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Assignment 10; Film Billing.

2. Choice Of Movie.
Name Of Film Coraline
Genre Animation/Fantasy/Thriller
Film Cover
Year 2009

3. Screen Grab From Art Of The Title.

4. Forrest Gump; Opening Details.
Style and Length of Type of font Colour of Animation of Placement of
purpose opening font text text
• Style • Length • Type • Colour • Type? • Placement
on screen
Opening 2:25 Bold, basic but White. Basic Always on the
sequence. soft computer side of the screen
underlining.
font next to the
• Why?
• Purpose object.
• Why? • Why? • Why?
Slow Everyone’s • Why?
It creates an movement of name
enigma the mechanical Everyone’s So it doesn't
appears as To highlight the
because the object making
equal. Also,
name draw the
the doll, builds credits and to catch
audience appears as attention off
suspense to the soft the attention from
wants to equal and the actions the audience but
why she is underlining
know why the can give a and get not to much
making them allows the
doll is and releasing distracted my attention drawing it
text to link to sense of
important. them . font. back to the object.
the actions as innocence. However, it changes
the when the director is
underlining is shown on
soft and thin screen(everything is
as if it were centred).
the thread.

5. Here is a sheet
containing the full list of
titles present in Coraline.

6. Start Of Opening.
Distribution Company is
seen at the start of the
sequence. Bold and noticeable to allow
audience to remember

7. Style Of Opening. Opening sequence, the movie starts
with the camera zooming into what it
seen has a piece of fabric with
credits, then goes to a window where
a doll is captured from outside and
that’s where production starts.

8. Credit One;
Time 0.05 seconds
Type Possessory
Who are the credits for Distribution company
Evidence
Credit Two;
Time 0.10 seconds
Type Possessory
Who are the credits for Production company
Evidence

9. Credit Three;
Time 0.15 seconds
Type Possessory
Who are the credits for Production company
Evidence
Title;
Time 0.20 seconds
Type Title of movie
Who are the credits for N/A
Evidence

10. Credit four;
Time 0.24 seconds
Type Main actor
Evidence
Credit Five; Credit Six; Credit Seven;
Time 0.27 seconds 0.32 seconds 0.36 seconds
Type Crew Crew Crew
Who are the credits for Actor Actor Actor
Evidence

11. Credit Eight; Credit Nine; Credit Ten;
Time 0.39 seconds 0.44 seconds 0.53 seconds
Type Crew Crew Crew
Who are the credits for Actor Actor Lead animators
Evidence
Credit Eleven; Credit Twelve; Credit Thirteen;
Time 1.02 seconds 1.06 seconds 1.10 seconds
Type Crew Crew Crew
Who are the credits for Concept artist Art directors Storyboard supervisor
Evidence

12. Credit Fourteen; Credit Fifteen; Credit Sixteen;
Time 1.23 seconds 1.28 seconds 1.36 seconds
Type Crew Crew Crew
Who are the credits for Editors Visual effects supervisor Music
Evidence
Credit seventeen; Credit eighteen; Credit nineteen;
Time 1.46 seconds 1.56 seconds 2.02 seconds
Type Crew Crew Crew
Who are the credits for Supervising animator Director of photography Producers
Evidence

13. Credit Twenty; Credit Twenty-one; Credit Twenty-two;
Time 2.12 seconds 2.16 seconds 2.25 seconds
Type Crew N/A Crew
Who are the credits for Producers Novel writer Writer and Director
Evidence