Chick flick titles: Mean Girls, Aquamarine, Sydney White, Wild Child, Confessions of a Shopaholic and Bride Wars.

1. Chick Flick Titles/Texts

2. During the opening sequence, the
title of the film is displayed.
The word ‘Girls’ is in pink font. Pink
is a stereotypical colour for girls.
This portrays the Chick Flick genre.
Mean Girls This is the font of the titles during the
opening sequence for the name of
the actors. The colours change for
each actor.
The font of the titles is the same as
the font for the name of the film.
The first name is in bold letters and
the surname is not in bold letters.
In general the font of the
titles is generally first name in
bold letters and the surname
not in bold letters.

3. Aquamarine
During the opening sequence,
the title of the film is displayed.
The font is in capital letters and
in a blue colour. The blue colour
links in with the storyline. Blue
can be seen as a calming colour
and it symbolises faith and
confidence.
This is the font and colour of the actors
title during the opening sequence.
The font of the actors are in lower case
letters and in a blue colour. Blue can
suggest precision which can reflect
upon the fact that the film was created
with precision so that it had a perfect
outcome.
The main actors names are shown on
their own but some additional
characters are shown with more at
once.
The job titles and names of the
producers and developers of the film
are in a blue colour. The job titles are in
capital letters and the names of the
people are in lower case letters.

4. Wild Child
There are no titles during the opening sequence.
There is only the name of the film and the studio
logo shown during the opening sequence.
During the opening
sequence, the film title is
displayed.
The font of the title is in
capital letters. The writing is in
gold and purple colour.
Gold connotates
sophistication. This links in
with the theme of Wild Child.
Purple is a calming colour,
which could influence the
audience to feel more relaxed.
This is the only form of a title that is
shown in the opening sequence of Wild
Child.
The writing is in white. White suggests
purity. White is also considered to be
the colour of perfection.
This clearly links with the genre of
chick flicks. Girls like to look and be like
the ‘perfect’ person.

5. Sydney White
During the opening sequence,
the film title is displayed.
The name of the title in a white
colour font. The title also has a
shadow behind it. This could
represent a mirror and
therefore suggest vanity.
Women always look in mirrors
and make sure that they look
presentable.
This is the font and colour of the
titles during the opening sequence.
The titles of the actors are in a white
colour and capital font. The white
colour suggests cleanliness. The
titles are clear and visible which
links with the meaning of
cleanliness – if its clean a positive
outcome will be visible.
This is the titles for the producers and developers
of the film. The job title (e.g. music by) is in lower
case letters and the names are in capital letters.
This is because capital letters draw in peoples
attentions and the producers and developers will
want to be known by their name.

6. Confessions of a Shopaholic
During the opening sequence of
the film, the title is shown.
The title is in a pink colour. Pink is
a stereotypical colour for girls. The
colour pink represents love. Love
is a key genre shown in most chick
flick films.
This is the font and colour of the
titles for the actors during the
opening sequence.
The colour of the titles are also
pink. The titles of the actors are
in capital letters and in a clear
font.
The names of the main actors
are shown singularly and the
others actors are grouped.
These are the titles for the developers
and producers.
The title (e.g. music supervisor) is in a
swirly font. The swirly font is delicate and
can link with women seen as being dainty.
The name of the producer or developer is
in pink colour and capital font.

7. Bride Wars
During the opening sequence of
the film, the title of the film is
displayed.
The word ‘Bride’ is in swirly fancy
font. The swirly font is a
stereotypical font for chick flicks.
This is the font of the titles
during the opening sequence.
The text is in a white font.
White suggests purity.
Most of the titles in the opening
sequence are white.
Some of the titles in the opening
sequence are in black font. Black
connotates sophisticated. The titles
that are in black font are the main
producers and developers. Without
them the film would not be possible.