Title Sequence Coursework - Introduction

Setting

Theme

Iconography

Narrative

Characters

Style 

STINCS is a way for us to remember all the elements that we need include in our title sequence coursework.

We learnt that there is four ways that a title sequences can be portrayed.

1. Prologue - we were shown the title sequence of The Incredible Hulk, which showed us everything the protagonist did, to prepare us and make us understand more, about the film, before the film starts.

2. Themes - we were shown the title sequence to Love Actually, which showed us what themes the film portrayed. For Love Actually we understood that the theme that was being shown was love.

3. Mood & Tone - we were shown the title sequence to Splice, which set the mood and tone for the film. the title sequence was scary and intense, which set the atmosphere for the

rest of the movie.

4. Genre - we were shown the title sequence to Splice again to display how the genre is shown in the title sequence. We see from the Splice title sequence that the film is a sci-fi and maybe a thriller or horror.

Continuity Sequence Coursework

This is my continuity sequence. I chose to work with a partner, Kayleigh. Kayleigh and I planned, filmed and edited the sequence. We had my friend Chloe to star in the sequence with Kayleigh. I made sure that we included the three techniques. The sequence I had to create was someone walking into a room, having a conversation and then leaving. The three techniques I used throughout was the 180 degree rule, match on action and shot reverse shot techniques. This had to be continuous and I think I succeed in this task.