A title sequence introduces a film by displaying credits over visuals and/or sound. It typically includes the studio name, production company, film title, starring actors, and credits for other roles like music, casting, and production design. Title sequences vary in how they present credits, from snippets of the film to just credits over an establishing shot or background.

1. Title sequence
A title sequence is the method by where a film
credits production and cast members using
visuals and sound. Different films have different
ways of structuring the title sequence some
have a sort snippet of the film with the credits in
the background others just have the credits with
a background or an establishing shot.

2. Order of title sequence
• Name of the studio (eg Columbia)
• Name of the production company (eg century fox)
• Production name (eg paramount pictures)
• Who's starring in the film (eg Jenifer Aniston)
• Films title (eg The hunger Games)
• Featuring (featured actors)
• Casting (eg Kerry Barden)
• Music (who composed the music)
• Production design (Eg Rick Carter)

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title sequence
Name of studio
Name of production
company
Film director Name of film

4. Title sequence continued
Starring actors
Casting Music