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The following screenshots are shots of our title sequence compared to similar shots from the Breakfast at Tiffany's title sequence which we were inspired from.

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We were also influenced by the Breakfast at Tiffany's title sequence since it also starts to set the scene of the film and the narrative. It includes establishing shots which we also tried to incorporate in our sequence to help introduce the personality and lifestyle of the character. The titles are also on shown on moving backgrounds as the film starts during the sequence.

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We had to do macro and micro analysis's of the title sequence of Breakfast at Tiffany's to decide which to use in our title sequence. These are some of the conventions we used that were influenced by Breakfast at Tiffany's.
Micro

Establishing shot (Camera)

Mid shot (Camera)

Long shot (Camera)

Match cuts (Editing)

City - taxis, tall buildings. (Mis-En-Scene)

Natural lighting - shadows (Mis-En-Scene)

Music in background (Sound)

Macro

A woman in the city, going somewhere important, she might be nervous, she may have big plans for the day

Woman leaving the cab (order of story-line)

Walks up to the window of building and looks inside (order of story-line)

Starts to walk down the road of buildings (order of story-line)

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Our title sequence was influenced by the title sequence for Legally Blonde. They us titles over moving images and the narrative of the film is set. The start of the film starts with the title sequence which is the same in the legally blonde title sequence.

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The purpose of a film title sequence is to showcase the cast and crew involved in the film, and to introduce the narrative and theme of the film. Some title sequences only show the names of the cast and crew who created the film, but other title sequences begin to introduce the start of the film behind the titles.

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In what ways does your title sequence use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real title sequences?

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In what ways does your title sequence use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real title sequences?