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1. What is a title sequence?
A title sequence is the method by which films or television programs portray the name of the
production companies who helped with the film, the directors name, the producer, the
executive producer, the top billing actors and lastly, the movie title and with this, can include
conceptual visuals and sound.The title sequence, helps establish the setting, genre and
characters to the audience.This can be done with action, animation, music, still images and
graphics.Title sequences usually last from 2 – 5 minutes long and some title sequences can
start with just the credits and some can occur with the film beginning but credits during it.
2. Example ofTitle Sequences..
The films in which I will be evaluating the title sequences are…
James Bond Skyfall
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy0iewac5CY
Insidious
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1e1feo4DUk
World war Z
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k
QaSS1_EnI0
3. Sky Fall – James Bond title sequence.
The beginning of the sequence
starts of with James Bond
walking onto the screen and
pointing a gun.
There is then a graphic design of
blood spilling down the screen
which establishes the genre of the
film which is action/thriller.
Then, appears an image which
says 50 years to portray to the
audience that James Bond has
been showed for 50 years.
Next, we are introduced to the main character,
which is James Bond and in this part of the title
sequence, we as audience members can see
that he faces a lot of obstacles and is close to
death.
The producers name is the first credit in
the title sequence.
4. The first name in the
credits is the top billing
actor, Daniel Craig
who is the main
character
The next screenshot is the
showing the audience who
Daniel Craig plays and
portrays the introduction to
the title of the film.
After the introduction of the
main character, the title of the
film ‘’Sky Fall’’ is shown after
just one actors name to
represent the importance of
his character.
After the title of the film, the rest of the characters are introduces with graphic designs.
5. After listing all the actors, which usually lasts a minute, the rest of the crew are now shown
such as co-producers.
The music in the background isAdele so
before the music stops playing, they list the
name of the song and who wrote it.
Lastly, just before the film starts, the
directors name is listed.
6. The title sequence first
starts off with a company
they associated with to
create the film.
Next, more companies are listed. Lastly, it names who’s
film it is which is in a white circular shape.
The name then disappears and the circular objects spins, once it stops spinning it becomes
a light in a child's bedroom which sets the scene.
Insidious title sequence.
7. From the child's room, the camera zooms and then moves
all around the room an out of the door which establishes
the set and shows the audience it will be associated with a
family, the camera then shows other places of the house.
Then, the screen goes all
black and a face appears.
The face is then made clearer and it
is of a scary women hiding in
darkness, this realty portrays to the
audience that the genre of the film
is a horror film.
All of a sudden, big red letters come up with
the title of the film and also, non diegetic
sound appears where it is high pitched and
fuzzy to scare the audience.
8. After, the top billing actors are listed, due to being a
horror film, the writing is in red and fades out with red
smoke which foreshadows danger; evil and death.
After all the cast is listed,
it says the women who
casted all the actors.
Next in the title sequence, the costume designer and the music writers and then listed to
show the audience who worked on the different sections, while their names are being listed,
the camera is still going around the house in darkness and shadows to portray a really scary
atmosphere and to build tension for the audience up before the film actually starts.
9. In the credits, it then shows
who edited this film.
The production designer and director of photography is
then listed in the title sequence.
More names are listed and in this next section are about the line producers and
co – produced.
10. They then include the names of
who produced the film.
Subsequently, the writer of the
film is added and behind the
name is a picture of the family
of who the film is about.
The last
name is the
director of
the film.
Lastly, a women is introduced to the scene sleeping, a few second later
the scene is then turned to colour, she wakes up and this is when the title
sequence finishes and the actual film starts.
11. WorldWar Z title sequence.
The title sequence firsts starts with the productions and who else is associated
with the film, also who the production is from.
After that, there are some nice scenery shown of nice places such as a beach and a
sunny sky.The pictures include no people or disruption.While this is happening you
can here non diegetic sound which is quite fast and is giving the audience suspense,
then, in the background you can hear diegetic sound which is the sea and wind of the
beach.
12. Then, there is scenery
of America with the
sun peaking through
the buildings.
Then, is another scenery of
loads of houses crowded all
next to each other.
The screen then
switches back to text
and shows who’s film it
is.
Now, the top billing actors are listed and Brad Pitt is first due to being the main
character.The footage in which the names are next to, is set in America.
13. Now, the setting has been switch to China, this is done because it is showing the audience
the two different places the film is associated with. Also, there is plane destinations and
times to just show the audience that it is every day to day life.There is use of sound which
is from the news but there are loads going on top of each other to give the atmosphere of
busyness and rush hour.
There are then more actors being listed
and a plane flying off.The reason that the
actor are not close to the first actors, is
because they are not the top billing.
There are then clips fromTV shows
such as news and morningTV
interviews.
14. The women who casted
the film, is then listed.
However, there are then news
reports of shocking story line
like the dolphins being killed
because they are keep coming
onto land.
Then, the visual effects person is
listen, but there is then footage
of the ocean again which is not
to settled and nice anymore, its
gotten rough.This symbolizes
something wrong is happening.
The title sequence uses a range of split
screen to list the crew and shows the
audience more of the news.
The main focus now in the title
sequence are animals and their
behavior.
15. More crew members are still listed. The title sequence is now referring to
the news and how there are more
chaos with the dolphins. This is really
getting the audience eager to know
what's going on.
Then, the editor and designer’s are listed, for humor, when the
designer is listed, they put it next to badly designed socks.
Then again, there are
more news articles
about the situations.
16. Next listed shows what else the
director has directed.
There is then footage of
the traffic which portrays
to the audience
something is happening to
cause this disruption.
Next, the executive
producers are listed.
There is then footage of people outside with masks showing there is something
wrong with the air, as this footage is playing, there is dialogue from the news
presenter saying how the health care workers are advising people not to go out.
17. Then, there is news with someone
calling up about a attack, at this
point, the music is speeding up.
More executive producers are then listed. Then, the wolf from the
previous scene is shown
growling and shows the
teeth, this shows
something has caused all
this weird change all of a
sudden.
The producers are listed here and
also, it shows Brad Pitt produced
this film too.
18. There is then a lot of violence
with is occurring .
Then, there is a man
saying how the world
coming to a end is a
‘hoax’ which is very
ironic due to flashing to
animals brutally killing
each other.
Again, is brutal killing of
animals.
Thenlisted is the man who wrote the
novel and how the film is based about it.
The fact that the title sequence is still
showing the deaths of animals, is creating an
enigma code because this is keep being
showed throughout the sequence and they
want to know why this is happening.
19. The director is the last
person to be listed and
then at this point of the
sequence, there are a lot
of flashes of all the
different things going
wrong and the fact that its
flashing really fast and
there are a lot of images,
it shows that the world is
going wrong.
20. The screen then gets darker and letters start appearing which then spells out the title
of the film ‘WorldWar Z’
Then, a background appears and the title of the film fades away which then leads to
the beginning of the film and all of what happens establishes what has happened and
something is going to ruin the peace and normality of the world.
21. Similarities and differences of the
title sequences..
What was similar?
- All three title sequences started with the companies involved to make the film.
- They all then listed the top billing actors.
- They then included the crew members.
- They all listed the director of the film last.
What was different?
- Skyfall’s title sequence didn’t have any footage in it from the film; however there was a lot of symbolism with the title
sequence because it forshaddowed death.
- Insidous only showed a bit of footage from the film but when the cast and crew were being mentioned, there was only
graphic designs and no acotrs.
- World war Z acctually had footage of the film and in their title sequence they showed parts of what was happening
which established to the audience something was going wrong.