Gone Girl

Gone Girl
We used gone girl as an inspiration for our title sequence as it also uses the connotations of a thriller.We also had a mildly similar storyline as the story of our title sequence also includes a missing person although unlike gone girl it is a child.We thought that this had a similar vibe to our title sequence as it included the thriller aspects of the sequence that we wanted to include and to base our title sequence on.It was important that we saw what another title sequence looked liked with a similar storyline to ours so that we could then create and extend our ideas with the use of inspiration form another title sequence.

Props

We created the props that we needed including a missing child poster a detective cards and we also made props to make it look like a real case. We also created scraps of paper to use with stop motion to add the names of the actors and directors in our title sequence.

These props helped us created a believable title sequence so that it became a believable scene for the storyline that we were creating. We used the props such as the missing poster and the evidence file to make the scene an even more believable setting and storyline.


We used photoshop to create a missing child's poster for us to use in our title sequence we did this so that the scene look as real as possible and so that it was a more believable setting.This also continued the storyline on more as we used the poster to help the storyline move along.

we also created a fake detective card so that the audience also had an clue of what might happen later on in the story.We also used this so that we could continue the storyline along again and so that the props link back to the storyline.

Danny Yount prezi

Location

We originally planned to film our title sequence in an attic as we wanted to tell the audience that the box was old and had not been looked at for many years.We came across any problems with this as we could not find an attic that we could use.We then had the idea of filming in a shed we used a shed which on the video looks slightly like an attic so it does not seem like a completely irrelevant destination to the storyline . We filmed the montage scenes in both Welling and Bexleyheath.

Inspiration

we used this as inspiration for our title sequence as this has a similar narrative to the one we wanted t create and structure our idea on this also gave us different  ideas on how thrillers are normally filmed and edited to create certain effects.

filming day

We plan to film on the 16/2/16 as we could all film on this da for the whole day.We hope to film the main bulk of the title sequence on this day so that we can have it filmed and edited in time for the first screening of the first edit.We plan to film the scenes inside of the house and some shots for the montage sequence.We have set aside a whole day to film as we are unsure how long this will take us to complete.

Genre

N- narrative
 I-iconography
C-character
S-setting


DR NO http://www.artofthetitle.com/title/dr-no/
the title sequence for doctor NO establishes it genre of action and its sub genre of spy by using imagery such as silhouettes which establish the mystery where as imagery such as the barrel of a gun shows the spy sub genre.

The back up plan http://watchthetitles.com/articles/00177-The_Back_up_Plan
This film is a romance film which also includes elements of comedy.It uses bright colours and is animated to bring across the fun narrative of the ilm. It attracts a female audience wit the use of a feminine typography and also includes a female protagonist.


Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events http://www.artofthetitle.com/title/lemony-snickets-a-series-of-unfortunate-events/
This is a gothic family film which comes across as Tim Burton inspired.the film uses a child protagonist to attract the younger child audience.It uses dark colours and the use of animation suggests kids.

Mission impossible 4:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWmDCGBAHIY
the quick paced music paces the title sequence and tracks the bomb.The pace increases as the bomb gets faster.The imagery including the barrel of a gun and fast cars connote a spy and action film.The sequence uses key scenes from the film itself.The setting include a tunnel and underwaterThe car chase connote the genre  along with the generic soundtrack and the tracking of the bomb.

Napoleon dynamite  http://www.artofthetitle.com/title/napoleon-dynamite/
This is a comedy film we see this but the light humour of the title sequence. It uses happy light hearted music.Also it includes different objects to put the cast and crews names on the film.It is a film set in the 70s and is set in a high school which is conveyed by the objects used in the title sequence.