Task 7- Analyse two film tile sequences

In this sequence, the credits we see are the production company, producers, the owner of the film; who are involved in casting, costume design, visual effects, sound and music design, editors, photography and writers for this film. The font that is used is very simple capitalization, this is good for their effect of embedding these names with the scientific background information of the film. We see this as titles in front of moving images, these images are again of the background information of the movie, they presented this in a way of seeing hidden files and footage on gathered findings of this 'Godzilla'. At the start and mostly throughout we hear the non-diegetic sound of a very action feel song until towards the end where we are introduced to Godzilla and also the relationship between it and the US military/ government through the diegetic sound of a bomb being set off.
What I like about this sequence is the way it works together with its previous films to develop a new understanding of Godzilla through developing the background information initially shown to the audience. The colours in this sequence are based around browns and greys showing the age of the backstory also helping to set the clip at the end.

This sequence has gone for the an effective news story themed sequence, where the speaker is giving a a report on the story. This is heard at the same time of establishing the location and also introducing the characters. There are only non-diegetic sound in this with someone talking as well as action filled background music which effectively fades in at the beginning and fades out at the end. They have also introduced another character through the use of a news article - this however is probably only understood by those who have watched the previous superman films. The colour theme throughout is very bright and clear colors with bark themes adding to the si-fi feel of this sequence. This sequence shows production company,owner of the film, casting team, costume design, visual effects, music, co-producer, film editor, production designer, director of photography, screenplay, executive producers, and director of the film. These again are shown in a very simple font with only capitalization.