Title sequence timeline

2. Title 1
First view studios
0.7seconds
Title 2
First view
studios presents
0.4 seconds
Title 3
A new-line film
0.4 seconds
Title 4
Nikita Coetzee
0.4 seconds
Title 5
Josh idol
0.4 seconds
Title 6
Music from
creative
commons.org ,A
silent hill
soundtrack
0.9seconds
Title 7
Edited by Leolin
Coetzee
0.3 seconds
Title 8
Director of
photography Murdoc
grey
Production designer
Scott ridley
0.3 seconds
Title 9
Produced by
Sarah Jone
0.3 seconds
Title 10
Writer James Soho
0.3 seconds
Title 11
Directed by Leolin
Coetzee
0.3 seconds
Title 12
Scream
0.4
second
s

3. • Throughout this title sequence , the same size of writing
and font is used .A medium sized writing is used along with
a sharp edgy font to create the effect of scratches, really
sharp noises as if someone is “screaming”.
• The production name and name of the film titles are kept on
screen the longest , this is because these two credits are
the most important features when advertising and beginning
a film.
• The production name is given at the beginning of the
sequence ,as this is the first thing the audience will see,
this credit is more likely to remembered .
• The name of the film is given at the end of the sequence .
The writing style is kept the same however the font is
enlarged and stylised further as this credit is another
credit film producers would want the audience to recognise
and remember.