I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! is a UK reality TV show created by London Weekend Television and aired on ITV. Contestants, who are celebrities from around the world, have to survive in the Australian jungle without comforts and compete in challenges like eating bugs to be voted to stay in the show. The title sequence shows the letters 'I'm A Celebrity' carried by red helicopters over the jungle while the cast is introduced, dressed nicely at first but with limited resources as the show progresses. The sequence uses fast pacing, jungle sounds, and the theme song to intrigue audiences.

1. Reality TV Show
Conventions: I'm A
Celebrity Get Me Out
Of Here!
By Sammie D

2. What is I'm A Celebrity Get
Me Out Of Here?
I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! Is a UK Reality TV Show
created by London Weekend Television, produced by ITV
and aired on ITV from Australia. Contestants, celebrities
from all over the globe have to try and survive in the jungle
without any comforts and compete against each other to
win. The hosts are Ant & Dec, and the show has been
running since 2002. Contestants are chosen by the British
Public to take part in a number of "Bushtucker Trials" which
are often gross. The trials will include eating live bugs,
drinking blended animal parts and being locked in small
spaces with snakes, rats and even tarantulas.

3. The Title Sequence
Camera
S- Close up of the "I'm a celebrity get
me out of here" letters with the cast
inside ( as shown.)
A- High angle of the helicopters
bringing the letters over the jungle,
Low angle when the letters form
together at the end.
M- Pan to show the cast.

4. The Title Sequence
Mise en Scene
Co- The cast will dress up in fancy clothes so
that viewers will see the cast looking their
best, obviously opposing episodes as the cast
have limited clothes, beauty products etc.
Pr- The red helicopters usually shown in the
pilot episode where contestants have to jump
out.
L- Daylight.
L- Above the Australian jungle where I'm a
celeb is filmed.

5. The Title Sequence
Sound
A- Ambient jungle sounds.
S- Synchronous theme tune.

6. The Title Sequence
Editing
Pa- Fast pace cuts, intrigues audience
as it doesn’t get boring.
T- Cut, fade in, fade out, blur.
Intrigues audience.