Title Sequences.
Sherlock Holmes.
T2: 3 seconds. Text looks hand written. Black text on white background.
T3: 4 seconds. White text on a
black background.
T4: 5 seconds . White text on a black background.
T5
4 seconds. Black text on a white background.
T6. 3 seconds. Black text on a
white background.
T7. 2 seconds. White text on a black background.
T8. 2 seconds. Black text on a white background.
T9. 2 seconds. Black text on a white background.
T10. 2 seconds. Shows the main character and the actor.
T11. 4 seconds. Show the title of the film. The camera work
in these titles sequences is good. Along with the editing (when the motion
stops) it creates a good mood for the film. There are a variety of different
angles in sequence and it is a big success.
Sweeny Todd.
T2: 3 seconds. Show names of main characters actor.
T3:3 seconds. Show name of supporting actor.
T4: 3 seconds. Show name of supporting actor.
T5: 4 seconds. Shows title of the film. In this opening scene the camera moves very slowy and this gives the feeling that the people involved are very relaxed about what they are doing. (Which is murder). This sets a good mood for the films. Editing is used to give it the cartoon look which makes it all seem a bit unreal.
T2: 3 seconds. Shows the main characters actor.
T3: 3 seconds. White text and font is standard throughout entire opening sequence.
T4: 4 seconds. Show the title of the film. This si only time that the font used in the title is different. This makes the title of the films stand out more.
T5: 3 seconds. White text on a black background.
T6: 3 seconds. Introduces Actor. The white text and font still used.
T7. 3 seconds. Text is placed at different places on the screen deepening on what is happening in the scene.
T8. 3 secponds. As shown I the difference between T7 and T8 the text moves depening on what is on screen.
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