The document discusses the titles and credits of a British Social Realism film, noting that the plain and simple titles with few names indicate it was not a big-budget production and focused more on story than recognizable stars. The titles also contrast with plain white and black writing to clearly identify the film's title for audiences after the credits.

1. These titles appear to show what film institutions have been used for this
film. We can tell this film is a British Social Realism film as these
institutions fund them and are british.

2. The titles that appear on this screen are very plain, simple writing. This shows
that they are not big funded films. Only four names appear showing there is
not a wide cast size also showing again the lack of money these types of films
have to pay loads of actors and also they are not recognisable names; which
means they are not big stars. Social Realism films don’t really focus on titles
and keep them plain and simple. I will take this into consideration when
putting my titles into my film opening.

3. The title contrasts with the previous credits as the screen is now white
and the writing is black. Even though it is still basic typography it lets the
audience know that this is now the title.