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What makes a good title sequence according to Kyle Cooper?

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What makes a good title sequence according to Kyle Cooper?

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Se7en title sequence.

Mainly black colour used at the background of the still images which presents mystery, also the font seems very creepy, which signifies that this could be a horror genre.

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What makes a good title sequence according to Kyle Cooper?

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What makes a good title sequence according to Kyle Cooper?

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SE7EN, was Kyle Cooper's most successful title sequence this is because it was well presented. For example at the beginning there was a close up shot of an old book, this signifies mystery because no one at this moment knows what the book may be about. Also the lighting is quiet dark, where these are basic clues which show the audience that the film genre may be scary. The music at the background is quiet high-pitched and we come along with squeaky noises whereas this shows that danger could occur.

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What makes a good title sequence according to Kyle Cooper?

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What makes a good title sequence according to Kyle Cooper?

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According to Kyle Cooper his favorite types of title sequence's encapsulates the main characters obsession.

To kill a mocking bird can be an example of this because from my point of view, at this title sequence Kyle Cooper may have tried to encapsulate the fact that the main character loves art, as there was objects which signified this, such as crayons.

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Director: Robert Mulligan Writers: Harper Lee (novel), Horton Foote (screenplay) Year: 1962

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What makes a good title sequence according to Kyle Cooper?

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The Dead Zone, David Cronenberg's movie was Kyle Cooper's first title sequence that made a really big impression. This is because, it was very simple typography, the music was great and it played out over time as this made it very mysterious.

According to Kyle Cooper the reason that this title sequence made an impression is because he realized that his interests on films and his interests in typography could somehow be the source of another vocation.

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What makes a good title sequence according to Kyle Cooper?

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According to Kyle Cooper, the fact that a title sequence dovetails seamlessly into the film can make a good title sequence. From my perspective, he is trying to say that if the title sequence fits with the movie effectively then this could create a good impression on audience, where if they understand whats going on in the opening credit, then this will make the title sequence a good one.

Great title sequences sets an expectation, according to Kyle Cooper a good title sequence sets a tone for a movie as this will make the title sequence stand out and as it stands out it grabs the audiences attention.