I started researching my three questions of the day. First, I researched, "What is the purpose of Opening Credits?". I didn't find much information since everything was a Blog, so instead, I researched "What is Opening Credits?". I found much more information from: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TitleSequence https://www.slideshare.net/daniellabenson/what-is-an-opening-sequence-34380551 Opening Credits are what is shown at the beginning of a movie or show and list the most important roles of the production. Then I researched my second question, "What is the difference between Opening and Title Sequence?" but nothing came up so I decided to make my own response by just researching "What is a Title sequence?" I got some great resource from: https://booksite.elsevier.com/samplechapters/9780240814193/02~Chapter_1.pdf A title sequence is the presentation of the movie/shows title and key production crew and cast members, using co...
What kind of movie am I trying to make? The kind of movie I am trying to make is a Teen Romance/ Drama. I was inspired by the 'To All The Boys I Loved" Sequel and the 13 reasons why series. What are the basic genre conventions of my movie (themes, style, characters, etc.)? Teen Dramas/ Romance usually have the same conventions over and over. They look at situations that occur in teenagers' life. There is often an unpopular or 'new kid' in school. But the main thing is there is always a love interest between characters. What do the opening sequences look like in other films of my genre? How does an opening sequence reveal meaning and tone without giving away too much? How much action really happens in the first 2 minutes of a film? Complete a detailed shot-by-shot analysis using screenshots. Other Opening Scenes usually don't conceal the character but talk about their problem and what their social status is. When the Character is narrating over the ac...
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