Introduction:
Hey! I have been doing some studying on different credit sequences that fit into the thriller genre and here's how it's going! Credit sequences are used to explain who worked behind the scenes of films. Mainly, you will typically see the director, producer, and other people that helped film or create scripts. Different genres use different types of credit scenes like including different colors and fonts to fit that chosen genre. Since my genre is thriller, I have researched a few different credit sequences from different movies that I intend to utilize.
Credit Sequences:
The first credit sequence I found was from the movie Godzilla (2014). This films opening credit sequence matched with the vibe of the video playing behind it. The text is in a dark grey color with a regular font size. The video behind the credits went so well with it because its a black and white video showing the true darkness of the film already. These credits along with the narrative behind it established the films tone and the mystery behind the historical papers and writing shown behind the credits.
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