Research on a fine Sunday Evening

           It is Sunday, January 10th as I am writing this entry and I just got home from church. I have vowed to myself that I will never do an entry this late again because this is just not the move right now. I'm working to get organized, and under control because this is a long-term project and I am not trying to start it off slacking. In my next blog entry, I plan to show some things I tried to be more organized for the remainder of the project.

         Firstly, the purpose of the opening credits in the film is identical to the purpose of a hook in an essay. The opening credits can be utilized to attract viewers by showing famous actors or important people that may be playing in the movie or had a part in creating the movie. Based on the sound, imaging, and color scheme of the opening credits, this can help construct the overall meaning of the film. The style of the opening credit can help communicate the genre of the film as well. The difference between opening credits and a title sequence is that opening credits is when important people in the film are recognized, and a title sequence is when the title of the movie is being presented in a fashionable manner. One of the techniques that can be used in the opening sequence is foreshadowing. Sometimes the film producer may use the opening sequence to add significance to something that the audience may need to remember later in the scene. It can also set the mood and the tone of the movie by giving the viewers an insight on what they are about to watch. What makes up a title sequence is the sound, style, animations, and imagery. These things listed are what basically gives the title sequence meaning.