style and order of titles

 Order and Style of film titles 

The order, it is very important to have a structured order and style depending on the film as this gives to audience a preview of what the films genre will be about. Our film in particular is a unexpected psychological thriller therefore we wanted to give a hint to the audience about this. 

Reference of picture: https://www.studiobinder.com/film-credits-order-template/

Film name: 

production company: pillback productions 

film by: Pulp Studios 

director: Jack Williams  

lead cast;

Jules: Lucia Mont 

Young Jules: Anna Zach 

real mom: Mia james 

fake mom: Maya Smith  

casting director: Oliver Murphy 

costume designer: Alison turner 

editors: Tom roberts 

executive producer: Ronald evans 

Producer: harry Philips 

Screenplay: Hannah Moore 

For our opening title sequence we took a reference and inspired ourselves with movies such as “Split”, “Shutter island” and “Black Widow” as we thought they had the same genre, psychological thriller, and story board that we thought our film had as well. For Split the whole story board is meant to be of this girl getting kidnapped and then she meets this guy that has personality disorder therefore although it is not the same story exactly it comes with elements that helped us influence our film and create the opening title sequence that we just produced. For the fonts, we decided to do something classical and quite basic as we have a lot going on in the opening title sequence anyways. We then also decided to put it in a white colour as this way by the end scene you can clearly see the film name.

Split Opening title sequence: 

We decided we liked the classical font and the white color that they used however thought that it was too confusing and extreme to add all the transitions and effects as out opening title sequence already includes Jules having her morning routine and then the action part starts. Therefore we had this as an idea as we liked the colour and font that Split had. 

Black Widow opening title sequence: 

We extremely liked this opening title sequence especially with the credits. i really like how defined and culturistas they look and how fine and classical but at the same time modern they look. I also really liked the color as it was a rusty white that foreshadows the film. Another thing i though could relate to our opening title sequence is the flashbacks as that is a main part of our. In general I thought they were a bit fast and a bit small to read so I would definitely have made them a bit bigger to contrast wiht what is happening in the movie.