Types and purpose of openings
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This document discusses different types of film opening sequences. It describes linear openings as focusing on introducing scenes and characters in a clear manner with a clear sense of time. Non-linear openings are more enigmatic, focusing on themes, concepts, and details with an unclear sense of time and flickers of narrative to restrict information. Examples are provided of the openings for Forest Gump and Seven, analyzing their purposes, credit styles, and similarities and differences between the two sequences.
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This document summarizes and comments on various screen grabs from a student film opening sequence. It explains how each scene establishes elements of setting, characters, and plot to immerse the viewer in the story. While some scenes use typical techniques like title cards and establishing shots, others aim to be more unconventional through extended dialogue, point-of-view shots, and subtle dramatic effects. The overall sequence introduces a thriller plot involving stalking and helps justify the story's class and environmental settings.
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My opening sequence follows conventions of real opening sequences in several ways:
1) It introduces the title and opening credits in a linear fashion before showing the first scene, to clearly introduce the production and begin developing the story.
2) Elements like location, costumes, characters and cinematography reflect conventions of the horror genre, such as an isolated dark woods setting, typical teenage clothing, and limited views of the threatening creature.
3) The narrative structure uses techniques like flash forwards and a light/dark binary opposition that are common in horror and help build tension, while maintaining audience interest in the characters and plot.
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The document discusses the codes and conventions used in film opening sequences. It explains that opening sequences are used to introduce the audience to the genre, establish the setting and mood, and introduce main characters. This is typically done through the use of establishing shots, narration, soundtrack, and visual elements. The opening sequence aims to draw the audience in and set expectations for the film by reflecting its tone and themes. Common elements discussed include the studio logo, titles, character introduction, themes/topics, sound effects, and credits. The purpose is to engage audiences and provide context to enjoy the rest of the film.
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