Research into tittle sequences

Title sequences and credits  have always been a way to begin and end a film. The title sequences were used to put important things out there such as to identify both the name of the film and the name of the production company that made the film.

They can vary between vary simple sequences where they only aim to get their point across, this is a very good idea as its not giving thge audience too much to look at yet still giving them the information that they are wanting to send out.

However they can aslo be very detailed and complicated, they are the exact opposite yet are a very good way of getting thier point across, when something is very detailed it makes the audience more focused. This is because so much is going that they need to watch carefully.

                            An example of a very detailed tittle sequence is for the film seven.....

The opening credits to this certain film were eye catching and to me deviate from the norm as they use a mixture of fonts/images and colours to create a certain ''creepy'' feel when watched by the audience. ultimately leaving the audience eager to watch and drawn in before the film even starts. Another reason this film was chosen by me was that the title is also different from those of a normal film as the letter V is replaced by the number 7 to emphasise the title and also gives the feel that number is a vital aspect to the film.