Title sequences are used at the beginning of films to provide credits for who made the film, including the studio that produced it, distributor that released it, director, main actors, and other key crew members like editors and producers. The sequence aims to set the genre, mood, or atmosphere of the film through visuals and sometimes sound. Effective title sequences include credits for the studio, distributor, top actors, director, producer, and movie title.

1. CONVENTIONS OF A TITLE
SEQUENCE

2. WHAT IS IT?
 Films use a title sequence as a way of credits to
show the audience who made the film, the team
behind the film and who distributed it.
 The aim of the sequence is to establish a genre,
mood, a character, setting or an atmosphere.
 Generally, the credits are utilized with sound
and visuals. However, more contemporary films
don’t include them.

3. WHAT SHOULD A TITLE SEQUENCE
INCLUDE?
 The studio who produced it
 The distributor who got into cinemas
 The top actors in the film
 Other key members of the crew (editors, sound
producers, casting etc.)
 The director and producer
 The movie title

4. THE DISTRUBUTOR

5. THE STUDIO

6. THE DIRECTOR

7. THE WRITERS

8. THE PRODUCERS

9. THE ACTORS

10. OTHER CREW MEMBERS

11. MOVIE TITLE