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3) Opening credits list the directors, writers, and main actors, usually in order of screen time. The film title conveys expectations of the plot.
4) The genre is established through visuals and characters. Music, mood, and pace are used to build tension during the opening credits.
Shots media
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1) Logos from film institutions appear to identify the producers and spread costs. Logos may be edited to suit the genre.
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3) Opening credits list the directors, writers, and main actors, usually in order of screen time. The film title conveys expectations of the plot.
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