The document discusses researching title sequences to understand how they represent films and provide context to audiences. It notes titles should include production companies, producers, directors, starring actors, film title, composer, and other crew members in a specific order. The document analyzes title sequences from films like The Spirit and Paranormal Activity to understand conventions like font, color, timing, and animation that set expectations for the genre. The goal is to apply these lessons to create an effective title sequence for their own opening that appropriately represents the film's genre.

2. My objective is to make sure I understand fully of what titles and
credits represent of film and opening sequence.
My task is to gain experience of what a title and credits should
look like on our opening sequence as it helps the audience give
an idea of what the film could be about

3.  I went on Wikipedia so I can search what order the titles would need to appear
on my opening sequence.
 (NAME OF THE STUDIO)
 (NAME OF THE PRODUCTION COMPANY)
 (PRODUCER NAME) PRODUCTION or A FILM BY (DIRECTOR NAME)
 STARRING
 (FILM'S TITLE)
 FEATURING
 CASTING or CASTING BY
 MUSIC or MUSIC COMPOSED BY or ORIGINAL SCORE BY
 PRODUCTION DESIGN or PRODUCTION DESIGNER
 EDITED BY
 DIRECTR OF PHOTOGRAPHER
 PRODUCER or PRODUCED BY, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
 BASED ON THE BOOK
 BASED ON THE CHARACTERS BY or BASED ON THE CHARACTERS CREATED BY
 STORY or STORY BY
 WRITER(S) or WRITTEN BY
 DIRECTOR or DIRECTED BY

4.  Billing is a performing arts term used in referring to the order and other aspects of how credits are
presented for plays, films, television, or other creative works. Information given in billing usually
consists of the companies, actors, directors, producers, and other crew members.
They have to be in order as it represents the important one first....
1. Producer
2. Director
3. Prominent Character
4. Major starring actors
5. Film title
6. Composer
7. Costume designer
8. Film editor
9. Production designer
10.Director of photography

5. The reason I have chosen these is because it relates to the genre we are
doing and this would help us know what type of credits and title look like
when applying it to our opening sequence
 The Spirit
 Paranormal activity
 Sixth sense
 Insidious

6. Title
Style: The have done their title in big
capital letters and the letters are very
spaced out but get the title are almost
squashed together.
Font colour: RED
Timing: The timing of the titles comes
between every 5 to 6 seconds
Animation: The animation used in this was,
They kept fading out and then fly off the screen.
It relates to it genre as the red symbolise the
devil and the animation shown could mean
that the ghost keeps coming and
disappearing all the time.

7. Style: The have block letters, to show us
that its from a video camera
Font colour: White
Timing: The timing of the table comes
every 5 seconds.
Animation: The animation used in this was,
They kept fading out and then fly off the screen.
It relates to it genre as the style of the title
shows what it looks like on a video camera to
tell us that a character is controlling it.

8. Title
Style: The have block letters to create
suspense
Font Colour: White
Timing: The timing of the table comes
every 5 seconds.
Animation: The animation used in this was that
they just kept fading in.
It relates to it genre as the animation of it
keeps fading out and this shows that
someone could have loss someone and also
the smoothness of the transition. The colour
white shows that it could be a spirit or a
ghost.

9. The Title
Style: The words are both in capitals but
the first word 'The’ is smaller compared to
the second word ‘Spirits’ this gives us a
major hint what the film is about.
Font Colour: Red and White
Timing: The timing of the titles comes
every 6 seconds
Animation: The animation used in this was that
fades out and then quickly get off screen.
It relates to it genre as the red symbolise the
danger and devil and the animation shown
could means that something keeps coming
and disappearing so quickly.