The title sequence uses various sans serif fonts in different colors and sizes against dark backgrounds. While the fonts don't have a clear theme, most are bold and capitalized. Modern social media elements like Soundcloud, Snapchat, and texting are incorporated throughout. The credits are designed separately from the opening scene and appear synchronized to the beat of the music in various animated ways like fading, bouncing, and simulating text messages.

1. Thefonts throughout this titlesequencevary massively and
there is noclear theme. Most of thefonts do follow a
pattern of being bold and capitalised. They are all (as far as
I’m aware) sans serif because they are going for a modern,
simplisticbut effective look and the bold andcolourfulness
makes up for ‘sans serif’. Colours vary throughout, but there
is mostly colourful, large sized cast names in contrast with a
low key/dark (black) background. With the modern sans
serif text, modern social networking has been incorporated
such as theSoundcloud backgroundwith the ‘Musicby Rob
Simonsen’, the snapchat background andthe text
background. Although thecast names are large, the
subtitles are smallsized. Thesequence itself is designed
separately from the opening scene of the film –the credits
aren’t layered on top of it. Thecredits/titles appear in tune
tothe beat of themusic. They all appear in different ways;
sometitles fade in and fade out. Otherbounce in etc. When
thetitle sequence uses social networking i.e. texting the
title gets typedas if it’s a text messageetc. Thetitles also
usea variety of glow effects, colour changes and sparkly
movement. Thetitles are placed various places depending
on thebackground, but they are mainly positioned
centrally.