R+P Post 14 : Submarine title analysis

Submarine title analysis

The first titles are just synergy companies which have helped to distribute and produce the film. These are necessary to put within the title sequence. The companies will often give you a design which they have made for you and other films which help the film be made recognisable quickly. 

This is a more stylish way to present the distribution companies. The style of text is also very interesting as it is different, this helps to engage the audience as it is something new.

The use of a plain background also helps the text to stand out. However because of time restrictions we will not be able to dedicate the time. We will however put the text in dead areas to that the audience is not distracted.

The text which is used is very basic and doesn't carry a lot of detail. We feel as though it is possible to match a more conventional order of title's. However the alternative style would be useful in engaging with our audience who will be younger and more willing to accept challenges to common conventions

 

The title of the film is for me the main thing to take out of this title analysis because it is a similar style which we wanted to replicate. We do not want to completely copy this as it would lose being unique. We instead want to create our own unique style of writing for our title but we do like the idea of spaces between letters.




This is another example of a title sequence. Although it follows the same conventions of the example of 'Drive' it does have more extravagance as it tackles he titles in a completely different way. I think that it is important to look at a variety of title sequences so that I can look at the atmosphere each of them meditate and therefore be able to construct my own title sequence which conveys the meaning that I want to convey within my opening sequence.