Opening credits
What are opening credits?
Opening credits are the text that
are shown in the beginning of a movie showing things like the Production
Company, main actors, editor and who it’s written by. The purpose of opening credits is to inform
the audience on all these things because a lot of them are interested in who is
in the film or who produced it so that they know on what to expect from the
film.
What is their purpose?
The purpose of opening credits is to
inform the audience on who produced the movie and who stars in the movie.
Opening credits also have sequences which foreshadow what is going to happen in
the movie and this gives the audience a good Idea of what is going to be in the
movie.
What information do they provide?
Production Company
Studio name
Producers
Actors
Editors
Soundtrack
Costume
Story board
Written by
How do they make the audience feel?
How they make the audience feel depends
on what type of opening it is. If it’s just a black screen with writing on top
of it the audience will get easily bored. But if the opening credits have a nice
soundtrack with it and the images in the background show meaning to the movie
the audience will get entertained by watching the opening credits. The opening
credits are extremely important because the audience will know what to expect
from the movie by seeing the opening credits.
Purge opening credits analysis
The opening scene of the purge
foreshadows what is going to happen in the movie as it shows videos of people committing
crimes in the night as the movie has a theme of crime. The opening credits
still show conventional stuff such as Production Company, studio name actors. This
opening credits does not make the audience bored so the audience will most
likely continue watching the movie because the opening credits were
interesting.
Conclusion
In conclusion researching about
opening credits has improved my understanding on what they put on the opening
credits and what is conventional to an opening credit scene. This will help me
create my own thriller opening because I now have a few ideas on how I am going
to include opening credits for my thriller opening.
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