Title sequences are used at the beginning of films and television programs to inform viewers about the production company, actors, director, and other key details like the name of the film and creator through a combination of visuals and sound. They generally follow the opening credits and include conceptual imagery related to the film that may overlap with the beginning of the movie or show in order to introduce viewers to the overall story.

1. Title sequences
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2. What do they do
• Title sequences are used to inform the audience
who took part in the production of a film
• A title sequence is the method by which films or
television programs present their title, key
production and cast members, or both, utilizing
conceptual visuals and sound. It usually follows
but should not be confused with the opening
credits, which are generally nothing more than a
series of superimposed text.

3. What do the include
• Production
company
• Actors
• Director
• Sound
• Name of film
• Creator
• Writer

4. imagery
They usually include imagery that are related to
the film and can sometimes run over the top of
the opening scene