When adding the titles to our sequence we had to look at many forms of opening sequence to see what order to put our names in and also to see how we could challenge or uphold these conventions.
This is our first title. It is of the distributor, this conforms with existing title sequences because we placed them first. They are responsible for funding the film so have invested the most into it.
Our second shot conforms as it shows the production company who are responsible for the porduction and post production of the film. They are second in terms of importance therefore fall after the distributor. We came up with the name 'Brickwall Production' the idea came as we seemed to focus our entire sequence in a set made up of brick walls.
Thirdly we placed the title of 'A Marley Gordon Jones Film'. He is the person responsible for the film. We challange existing sequences here as Marley is not the director of our film. He would have helped throughout the film and also funded alot of it. This may have been a partnership between the director and Gordon-Jones.
This is our second most important cast member. Commonly, the rest of the primary cast are listed from now. Most films try and list around 5 names.
We now come to the creative element of the film production. First we listed director of photography, she is responsible for the main photography and shots of the film.
Then we listed the editor. He is responsible for cutting together the final cut of the film. Commonly there will be a team of editors, conforming to current productions we placed the head of the team in the title sequence.
We then added the name of the producer. He comes just before the director as he helped make the film, he would have invested money into the film and also been around during the making of it to see how it was turning out. He would have a say in the final cut.
Our director comes just before the name of the movie. This is because he was the person most involved creatively in the film. He would have said how he wanted the film to turn out. He would have directed the actors into what they should be doing, and also the camera angles to get an idea of what the final cut will look like.
Finally we placed the title of our movie. This comes last as it concludes the title sequence. It also attracts the attention of the audience and shows them that the movie is officially about to begin. By conforming to exsiting films we placed the films name in capitals and make it much bigger than the rest of the credits. This will make a much larger impact upon the audience and they will know what that film is mostly about. By only having one word, the title will make a bigger impact on the audience as they will remember it better.
This is our first title. It is of the distributor, this conforms with existing title sequences because we placed them first. They are responsible for funding the film so have invested the most into it.
Our second shot conforms as it shows the production company who are responsible for the porduction and post production of the film. They are second in terms of importance therefore fall after the distributor. We came up with the name 'Brickwall Production' the idea came as we seemed to focus our entire sequence in a set made up of brick walls.
Thirdly we placed the title of 'A Marley Gordon Jones Film'. He is the person responsible for the film. We challange existing sequences here as Marley is not the director of our film. He would have helped throughout the film and also funded alot of it. This may have been a partnership between the director and Gordon-Jones.
This is our second most important cast member. Commonly, the rest of the primary cast are listed from now. Most films try and list around 5 names.
We now come to the creative element of the film production. First we listed director of photography, she is responsible for the main photography and shots of the film.
Then we listed the editor. He is responsible for cutting together the final cut of the film. Commonly there will be a team of editors, conforming to current productions we placed the head of the team in the title sequence.
We then added the name of the producer. He comes just before the director as he helped make the film, he would have invested money into the film and also been around during the making of it to see how it was turning out. He would have a say in the final cut.
Our director comes just before the name of the movie. This is because he was the person most involved creatively in the film. He would have said how he wanted the film to turn out. He would have directed the actors into what they should be doing, and also the camera angles to get an idea of what the final cut will look like.
Finally we placed the title of our movie. This comes last as it concludes the title sequence. It also attracts the attention of the audience and shows them that the movie is officially about to begin. By conforming to exsiting films we placed the films name in capitals and make it much bigger than the rest of the credits. This will make a much larger impact upon the audience and they will know what that film is mostly about. By only having one word, the title will make a bigger impact on the audience as they will remember it better.
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