Analysis of title sequences.

Back to the future Analysis.

Macro:

The film starts with the introduction of the director (Steven Spielberg) and filmmaker (Robert Zemeckis) of in a room full of clocks ticking and swaying this creates enigma of them going into the future. There is some sort of invention being shown throughout the room, of a toaster popping up burnt toast, a can being opened and hot water bubbling. The title sequence includes crew members throughout it.

(Back to the future 1985)

Michael J fox and Lea Thompson

Micro:

The lens is focused on the clocks moving clockwise and swaying left to right. The camera is then in a panning shot, it then zooms into a mid-shot and freezes for a couple of seconds. As the camera is panning around the room you can hear a radio host talking through the radio then you can see and hear a news presenter talking on a tv. When the main character is introduced a cut in shot is used when he is flipping switches and turning dials. A wide shot is then used and the viewers discover he was flipping switches and turning dials for an amplifier.

Captain America:Civil War

Macro: The film opens up with an introduction of the distributor (Marvel), it then goes on to list credits. The conventions of the film are given as there is a motion image of Captain America, it also shows motion images of other super heroes throughout.

Micro: The font is bold and white throughout. The camera pans around and zooms in and out whilst showing the credits. The colours used are quite dull, these colours convey mystery and negativity. Most of the shots are wide shot so that the characters are shown.