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The document discusses features of title sequences in films. Effective title sequences set the mood for the film through distinctive music and visuals that represent the film's style. They only include key production credits and do not scroll. Se7en's titles subtly reveal events through disturbing photographs and an unsettling soundtrack. Memento's titles feature a creepy polaroid picture and string music, with the sequence playing in reverse. Fight Club's titles use fast-paced metal music, a blue color scheme, and text flying in from biological patterns to convey its exciting pace.
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Title sequence pdf
- 1. Research into title sequences
- 2. Main features of a title sequence No scrolling titles Only key people listed (the main actors/ producers etc.) Features the production company Helps set the mood for the 鍖lm (must be in the style of the 鍖lm) Will often have distinctive music
- 3. Se7en
- 4. Features of se7ens title sequence Subtle reveals of events in the play with photographs of the deceased A menacing underscore with very unsettling industrial sounds in it Scratchy psychotic looking text to display the credits peculiar actions foreshadowing key info e.g. shaving the skin off of 鍖ngertips Low lighting and fast shot changes
- 5. Memento
- 6. Features of momentos title sequence A creepy photo of what appears to be a bloody crime scene taken on a polaroid camera A dramatic depressing string underscore Throughout the course of the sequence the you notice the polaroid is not developing but is undeveloping and the video is in reverse
- 7. Fight club
- 8. Features of fight clubs title sequence Fast pace raucous metal metal music to create tension A blue modern colour scheme Background patterns that resemble biological features through a nano scope the way the text 鍖ies in from the background portrays it is going to be a fast pace exciting 鍖lm