What Conclusions Can You Make About The Titles Used in Title Sequences

Title sequence ordering.

All titles follow a similar order in title sequences. The order is normally starting with the director first, the screenplay producers, followed by the co-producer, then the director of photography, designer, editor, actors, casting, costume, music and the companies name of the film appearing before or after the credits. this is the generic conventional way for a title sequence to be and has been for many years. Each credit lasts 2-3 seconds giving enough time to read them. The font of the writing depends on what the film is as it is an important factor that contributes to the rest of the film, for example in the film Se7en, the credits are written, this is because in the film the an is a serial killer who keeps a journal, therefore by the credits being written it gives insight into the film before it even starts. Title sequences have become an art.