The document discusses film title sequences and logos. It notes that Forrest Gump features an instrumental orchestral score during its opening mountain landscape sequence. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo subtly shows its logo embedded in silence before the credits roll with music. Most films show the logo well before the title sequence, where it serves more as a label than a credit. As such, outlandish logos serve little purpose for the title sequence and it is better to focus on the sequence itself rather than unnecessary logos, though appropriate logos still need to be created to give a production identity.

1. Forrest Gump opening title sequence has
there logo up before the scene takes place.
Little instrumental into a full Orchester.
Large mountain with plenty of stars looking
like a big budget film. Very Hollywood
looking.
The girl with the dragon tattoo. Before
credit roll they show the logo and then
the company name. Imbedded with
silence then music after. Subtle
approach.
In most films, the logo appears well before the
title sequence as the logo is more of a stated label
than a credit. Because of this I don’t feel the need
to create an outlandish logo as it serves little
purpose to the title sequence and I would much
prefer to focus on the film sequence than
unnecessary logos. Saying that, I still need to
create appropriate logos as they will be important
from a production stand point. A logo give a
company/production an identity.