CONVENTIONS OF A TITLE SEQUENCE

WHAT IS IT?

Films use a title sequence as a way of credits to show the audience who made the film, the team behind the film and who distributed it.

The aim of the sequence is to establish a genre, mood, a character, setting or an atmosphere.

Generally, the credits are utilized with sound and visuals. However, more contemporary films don’t include them.

WHAT SHOULD A TITLE SEQUENCE INCLUDE?

The studio who produced it The distributor who got into cinemas The top actors in the film Other key members of the crew (editors, sound

producers, casting etc.) The director and producer The movie title

THE DISTRUBUTOR

THE STUDIO

THE DIRECTOR

THE WRITERS

THE PRODUCERS

THE ACTORS

OTHER CREW MEMBERS

MOVIE TITLE