The title sequence uses a combination of motion pictures and animation as a background through out the whole of the sequence. This contained symbolic settings and objects that play a significant role in the film. The technique doesn't reveal too much but leaves the audience wanting to know more. The 'tease' is a deliberate way to get the audience to have that 'oh yeah' moment later on in the film because they have solved the clue given to them in the title sequence.
The sequence entails a lot of information, in this order;
- The production companies
- The starring & main actors actresses
- Other slighty insignificant actors/actresses
- Casting directors
- Costume designers
- Visual effect designers
- Music director
- Individual co producer
- Film editor
- Production designer
- Director of photography
- Screenplay Writer
- Executive producers
- Remaining producers
- Director
- Film title
This is a general layout for a title sequence & is commonly used to display institutional information.
- The production companies
- The starring & main actors actresses
- Other slighty insignificant actors/actresses
- Casting directors
- Costume designers
- Visual effect designers
- Music director
- Individual co producer
- Film editor
- Production designer
- Director of photography
- Screenplay Writer
- Executive producers
- Remaining producers
- Director
- Film title
This is a general layout for a title sequence & is commonly used to display institutional information.
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