Credit sequences analysis

 For this blog post, I am going to be analyzing three credit sequences from the same genre I chose so I can learn about them and use this technique in my film opening. Something I will have in consideration since my teacher reccomended us in the class we started the portfolio, is that the credits on my project, won't be rolling or will appear in the middle of the screen.

Nobody(2021)

First, with a dark background the "presents" credits, in this case, Universal Pictures, is shown, They disappear so the credits of "In Association with" that is Perfect World Pictures, can take place. They also disappear to leave space for the "A/An Production" being 87 North for this movie and as they disappear, an extreme close up of a injured man's eyes comes to the screen which then turns into a close up of his face while the casting credits start taking form which take turns at the lower right and left parts of the screen as the movie keeps on going. Then, in the same parts of the screen as the last credits, the "Music By", "Costume Designer", "Editors", "Production Designers", "Director of Photography", "Executive Producers"and the "Producers" credits took turns.

Inception(2010)

The film starts in a deep hallway where the "Directed and Produce By" credits appear showing a white, thin and not very big front type, in the lower right part of the screen and with a cut, the "Produced By" credits are shown before the "Cinematography" credits take place. With a fade away, the shot changes and the "Music By" credits take turns with the "Edited By" credits and when they disappear, another fade away changes the background and the 'Casting" credits start being the last ones.

A Quiet Place(2020)

    The credits are a thick, mustard color front type, in the middle of the screen being the center of attention and are shown in a pitch black background. The order of the credits is, first the producer, the association, the distributer, the main character's casting, the music creator, visual effects supervisor, costume designer, editing, production designer, director of photography, executive producers, producers, writer, , screenplay and lastly, the director.