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Title Research : Hostage

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  The movie “Hostage” was title researched on  www.watchthetitles.com   because it has the same genre as my group, Drama.  These titles included presenters, production, in association, the film type, the actual title, actors, castings, edited by, production designer, co-producers, executive producers, producers, written and directed by.   There were about 29 titles in the introduction of the movie Hostage. The title of the movie (hostage) was in the middle of the titles rather than the end.   During  the opening sequence, it was an animated showing of the city and how the city should appear in the movie. When the opening sequence ends it changes to a real actor screaming in a caged area.   They show that struggle, distress, and ruggedness of the city. This lets the audience know what the rest of the movie is going to be like. This is important to draw in the targeted  audience. The  genre of  drama  is shown through the chaos o...

Title Research : Art of the Title Website

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  I am looking into the “ artofthetitle ” site because it’s an interesting site that is focused on intriguing movie titles. This site brings awareness to things that we typically look over when watching a film. When you first click on the  website  they’re displaying movie credits from a 1957 movie which has an article underneath. It also has two drop downs above that labeled “Title Sequences” and “Designers + Studios.” “Title Sequences” shows you different information about the film you choose. “Designers + Studios” gives you different names of designers and different studios. When you scroll down, they have four things you can click on. They have “Top 10 Title Sequences of 2020”, “The Queen’s Gambit”, “Final Destination: The Title Sequences”, and “The Silence of the Lambs.” The “Top 10 Title Sequences of 2020” article was published on December 27, 2020, which is the very best in 2020 title design which is chosen by their panel experts. “The Queen’s Gambit” was published...

Title Research : Watch the Titles Website

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  The website, watchthetitles.com, is a website providing samples of movie titles. It involves movies, television programs, and even interviews. Multiple different elements are used in a typical film title sequence. Titles are not just a film's title. Titles also involve cast including the director and notable actors as well. For a few reasons, I have decided to use this website. The first is convenience, since it is easy to access the web. The website is divided into 3 major categories: Title Sequences, Designers, and Studios. There is a search bar to find if there are title sequences included for a specific film. If just browsing, the website also has titles divided into different categories. The categories are Feature Film, TV Shows, Event Titles, Student Projects, Video Games, and French Fridays. With each category, there is a selection of titles from films of that category. Each title clip also has paragraphs written going into detail on how the film went. The page also shows ...

Title research: A Fistful of Dollars

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  The movie “A  Fistful  of Dollars” was title researched on  www.watchthetitles.com   because it has the same genre as my group and I’s genre,  Drama . This movie contains seventeen titles with multiple people in each category. These titles included presenters, production, in association, the film type, the actual title, actors, castings, edited by, production designer ,  co-producers, executive producers, producers, written and directed by.   The main images portrayed are  outlines of  cowboys  riding horses  and cowboy s hooting scenes.  These images  are  either   black on red or red on black.  The letterings are also white.  The clips are scattered and quick as to not reveal too much about the film but still create a drama filled introduction.   The connotation in  these  images invokes  an  old western drama  feel and gives the idea of what the movie is going to ...

Genre Research : Black Panther

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Welcome back to my blog. These next few blogs will be about movies my group and I chos e to research and use to build our opening scene on.   The first  movie we chose was Black Panther. The first thing that the audience  hears is a child and their parent voice.  The story turned out to be the  background  story  of where the dad is from Wakanda. Which  leads the movie to a sandbox  type  of thing that  demonstrated  and drawn out everything the dad was saying as he was saying it.  Once the story was done being told, the year and place of the Movie was displayed on the scree n, 1992  California.  During this  the audience can clearly see the relationship between the characters. Since when the king walked in the two people who were  previously in the room bowed down to him and had to hide their weapons.  The Mise-en- Scene  also made sense. The  two men  living in California wore t-sh...