Titles are used by the institution by using creative ways to present names involved in funding, marketing, and producing. Usually they are show at the start but also incorporated as credits at the end of a film, the key information is often shown before the film, this is known as the title sequences.
There are 21 titles found in an opening sequence, usually in a set order.
These are the main 21:
- Money
- Production
- Directors name film
- Main star
- Film title
- Actor 1
- Actor 2
- Actor 3
- Actor 4
- Actor 5
- Casting
- Costume design
- Music
- Editing
- Production designer
- Director of photography
- Exclusive producer
- produced by
- Based upon
- Screen play
- Director
- Fonts and style
- Colours
- Framing / screen placement
- Pace of credits, transitions and edit
From this creative opening title sequence, we can guess that this is a crime/drama genre of film due to it's mysterious, fun tone. The animated titles hints at the 60's time period. The style of animations including the clothing, the typewriters, and old cars suggests the time period, as well as the soundtrack reminiscence of the 1960's. From this title sequence, we get a rough idea of the storyline about a cat and mouse game involving the police.
The Terminator
In this sequence, we see no characters or hints to the plot, however we know this is a science fiction genre from the style, font and music. The font style looks like it has be typed or coded on a computer, it reflects a 80's style, along with the colour combinations of green, blue and black. We can guess from this title sequence that the film will be around technology and hacking. However, no narrative is given but the tone of the film is already suggested.



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