https://padlet.com/1606701/b588aj6wycj9 en-us 2017-11-14 10:30:19 UTC 2017-11-21 11:40:26 UTC hello@padlet.com 1606701 https://padlet.com/1606701/b588aj6wycj9/wish/206641644 The distinguishing name of a film or tv program that tends to air live on television or in a public theatre. The opening credits/titles are shown at the very beginning and list the most important cast and members that par-took in the production. They are now usually shown as text superimposerd on a static picture or blank screen, or sometimes directly placed on an action during the show such as the familiar James Bond and Pink Panther title sequences.

Opening credits since the early 1980's, if present at all, identify the major actors and crew, while the closing credits list the vast cast and production crew.  ]]> 2017-11-14 10:43:39 UTC https://padlet.com/1606701/b588aj6wycj9/wish/206641644 1606701 https://padlet.com/1606701/b588aj6wycj9/wish/206642611 There is a vast range of genres available for all ages: 
*Action
*Comedy
*Crime
*Thriller
*Animation
*Documentary
*Family
*Film-noir
*Horror 
*Musical
*Romance
*Sport
*War
*Adventure
*Biography
*Drama
*Fantasy
*History
*Mystery
*Sci-fi
*Western
*Reality
*Talk shows

Depending on the genre of the tv show or film the title sequence could support a separate theme entirely. For example a tv show that supports both the genres of action and adventure, could have a title sequence that initially displays a different theme.]]> 2017-11-14 10:47:06 UTC https://padlet.com/1606701/b588aj6wycj9/wish/206642611 1606701 https://padlet.com/1606701/b588aj6wycj9/wish/206646028 Walt disney: 
Over the past few decades walt disney's animation style has changed, evolved and adapted to better improve their target audience range. From updating their title sequence from back and white, to updating their whole animation technique. The animation studio didn't have a logo to be used in their title sequences for the first 48 years of production until approximately 1985 when the blue screened castle was implemented. The title sequences used don't particularly display any themes that are different to the movie's genre. Only recently disney has started to use action screens throughout the title sequence for example in Tangled. 

Supergirl (DC):
Super girls opening title sequence is a live action style, it started with showing us what has happened to her and a catch up on whats happened in the show, then goes onto who plays who and who's staring in the show. They use a basic typeface for the names on the title sequence. 

Iron Man:
Iron man's title sequence is a live action based screen, that includes rock music that backs up the main theme of the whole movie. The typeface is a bold, block capital typeface which stands out yet blends in well with the background. In the movies, they changed the theme of the intro but kept the same audio track and typography. 

Ace Ventura: 
They use a slab-serif typeface appearing onto the top of the start of the movie. So they don't really have separate footage like familiar title sequences, it starts with the character Ace Ventura walking down the street, which is the start of the movie. 



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