The opening sequence for a movie begins with the Paramount Pictures logo. It then shows credits integrated into the environment in an urban style, such as on posters and jackets, as the camera moves through a continuous shot mimicking a point of view walk into a concert. Traditional on-screen credits appear as the camera reaches the concert area and characters, establishing the rock music theme and genre. The opening ends by showing the main character stage diving to an unreceptive audience, leaving viewers wanting to see more.

2. The opening begins by displaying the production
company's indent/logo animation, in this case its
Paramount Pictures.
They use a unique way of displaying the credits in the
opening. Instead of standard text on screen they show their
credits on poster’s or written on the back of a mans jacket,
to fit the urban rock style.

3. The whole opening sequence consists of one moving shot,
completely flowing almost making it feel like a POV shot, making the
audience feel like they are walking into a concert.
On its way various credits are
integrated into the environment,
including the title in red neon lights

4. The camera makes its way to the concert area, reminding the
audience the theme and genre of the movie. There are now
more traditional credits on screen since the main characters
are now on screen and the story is being focused on.
The main character goes overboard on his performance by stage
diving, the audience don’t like their band so they leave. Then the
opening ends, it leaves on a problem, making the audience want
to keep watching