Monday, 14 October 2013

The art of the title - summary

Title summary 

This post is a simple summary of what a title sequence does in a film and what makes an appropriate set of titles. 


  • One particular aesthetic or theme can be applied to a wide range of genres. Inspiration does not have to be found from other thriller genres.
  • Montages of close up shots relating to the subject matter and the plot are often used throughout the title sequences in order to link them to the film it's self.
  • Global themes have been adopted for titles, this means that titles will have a universal appeal that everyone will enjoy and understand.
  • "inner workings" is a very common theme for title sequences, although predominantly associated with fantasy and sci-fi.
The "inner workings" consists of, things, such as:
- Close ups on, cogs, clocks etc
- Close ups on leaves and organic workings
- The workings of matrix's
- X-ray effects of different machinery etc
Source of information: Art of the title
'Innocence' - title sequence containing the "inner workings"

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