After the credits, a scene of a man walking out of an elevator and discovering something off in the electronics room occurs. This also ensues mystery and wonder for what will happen next. During the opening credits, there if fast paced music, to show to the audience what type of film you are watching. It represents a faced paced, action packed film with lots of excitement and build up around it. The music is also very slightly mysterious which also represents action, as the mystery is that there could be a mastermind behind the whole film, which there is, as someone sets off the time bomb and has the intention of blowing it up. There is then a long shot going in towards the mysterious item, being a bag, then camera then slowly zooms in.
Friday 15 October 2021
ART OF THE TITLE - SPEED
ART OF THE TITLE - SPEED
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You show a good grasp of title sequence conventions, such as the significance of the production company. You dwell on the importance of the soundtrack in engaging audiences through fast-paced music which builds tension and mystery. Have another look at this and comment further on star talent & director, typography, use of colour, the elevator drop.
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