Types of title sequences
There are 3 different types of title sequences:
- Titles on a blank screen
- Title sequence on a picture
- Stylized title sequence
An example of a the first type of title sequence is pulp fiction. Pulp fiction is a low budget film and uses very basic colors to communicate to the audience. The titles on the black screen with the yellowish colors and background music makes the viewer feel excited and on the edge of the seat as to whats the music about. This type of title sequence is effective if There is household names such as Samuel L Jackson in pulp fiction. I wouldn't really recommend doing this type of title sequence unless the title sequence is based on old school film genre like western.
The second type of title sequence is a discrete type title sequence that is on a still image. The connotations of the picture helps the audience to understand what the film is about. This makes the title sequence more elaborate with out giving too much of the plot way.
The third type of title sequences a stylized title sequence is when a hybrid genre use two types of genre conventions and than merges it together to make a stylized, original title sequence that is specific to a certain movie. This is the type of type of title sequence that I'm most interested in doing and it is the most unique as i am interested in doing a hybrid genre.
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