The document analyzes and summarizes the opening title sequences of three films - Se7en, Skyfall, and Dexter. For Se7en, the titles are presented in a distorted handwritten font with a dark background, setting an unnerving tone. Skyfall introduces the main cast first followed by the film and director, with bold capitalized font titles in the primary field of view. Dexter presents the film title first, then cast and producer, using bold red capitalized font that symbolizes blood and matches the theme. The document discusses how these title sequences effectively set tone and are inspirational for the group's own film project.

1. Research of film titles.

2. Se7en
The order for this sequence begins with the companies involved. It
then moves onto the main cast. Finally it ends with the director. This
opening title sequence introduces the film after the main cast rather
than at the end.

3. The font for the titles is distorted and in handwriting. This is unnerving
for the audience and sets the tone.
The placement is always in a corner with a dark background used to
clearly present the titles. The animation is fuzzy, as if on a old projector,
the animation is used in a sinister way to unnerve the audience.

4. These features are inspirational to our project as it is an effective
template into how to how to set the tone of the film. This can be done
using animations in a sinister way companied by the handwriting font.
This can be utilised in our opening title sequence as it matches our
genre and aims on how to effect the audience.

5. Skyfall
The order of this opening title sequence is similar to the majority of
others. It introduces the main cast, then the film and ending with the
director.

6. The placement of the titles are used in an effective way as they are in
the primary field of view, thus causing the audience to focus on them.
The font is appropriate with this as it is in bold capital letters. This
makes it stand out to the audience.

7. This is inspirational to our group as it shows us exactly how to
effectively use titles and put them in the primary field of view. It has
also shown us how to achieve this without blocking the rest of the
background images and how to make it look professional.

8. Dexter
This film does not comply with the previous two as it introduces the
film first, followed by the cast and then the executive producer.

9. The font is once again bold, Calibri, capital letters to make it stand out.
This is accompanied by the dark red colour, which also symbolises
blood, which is appropriate for the theme. The placement of the titles
is in the corner away from the protagonists face so that it does not
interfere with the images.

10. This is inspirational to our film as it shows how to use colour to not
exclusively make it stand out but also to symbolise its theme. In our
project we will also use the red colour to match blood as it is a zombie
subgenre. This will set the tone for the audience and convey meaning
appropriately.