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I believe in the most part of our title sequence we followed the genre conventions of a thriller opening sequence as we have used all the features that belong to this genre so that it is easily identifiable. But I think that where we have challenged the genre conventions is that we revealed our main characters and we had a female as our main character.

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- Discrete title sequence
- Mise-en-scene used to hint at the narrative
- Characters usually introduced using extreme close ups and close ups where it isn't necessarily noticeable or easy to identify the main character.

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- close ups and extreme close ups to identify key themes and characters.
- Non diegetic eerie sound
- Foley sounds such as heavy breathing, footsteps and screaming.
- low key lighting
- extreme bright light to create shadows to build suspense.

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A theorist called Altman says we can talk about films in two ways:
- Semantic: the way the films looks (Micro)
- Syntactic: the stories they tell (Macro)

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The convention behind this shot is the use of lowkey lighting and we took influence from Seven's title sequence where he starts cutting up a picture which you can see in the picture to the right.

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This shot is from my title sequence which is similar to the shot next to it which is from a real title sequence. Here you see that we are establishing genre through our use of shots as it helps create a discrete opening sequence

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This is another example from a real title sequence which show how my title sequence is similar to real media also it shows that we have followed the genre conventions in the genre thriller

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The term genre means 'category' or 'type' and is useful when discussing fil, because it helps to group or organise different films according to  what they are about and what they look like

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This is an example from a real title squence compared to mine which show that we both use titles on a blank screen that are stylised

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Conventional order of titles in a film opening 

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Conventional order of titles in a film opening 

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These are the conventional orders of titles in a film opening sequence they are in this order to show the importance in the creation of the film.

- Production Ident
- Distribution ident
- Production company
- Distribution company
- Director
- Actors names
- Film title
- More Actor names
-  casting by
- sound design
- Music by
- Costume designer
- Film editor
- production designer
- Director of photography
- Executive producers
- Produced by

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-To set the scene

-Introduce main themes

-Introduce the crew and cast

-Pose questions

-Background info

-Tension established (mood/tone)

-Provide audience with superior knowledge

-Music that fits the genre

-Grab audience's attention