Title design research action

1. How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones?
This opening has four sequences the producer Warner Brothers and universal pictures, then the studio and finally the name of the movie "Twister." It showed three studios and companies in synergy to create this film. Having the studios shows all the people and companies that have put time and effort in the movie.

2. What connotations do the images carry? (How do you they make you feel)
The dark atmosphere mixed with the cloudy fog in the background creates tension as the display titles come up. The clouds persist and the movement get faster and faster until debris is spinning as if your in a tornado, this makes one feel anxious as the storm moves in. This paired with the music that gets more intense as the scene shows, it increases the feeling of anxiety. Also, the name of the movie inscentifies that the film will be about a twister and with that opening scene that it could get intense. The ending gives a tease to what's to come

3. How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset? (Can you tell what genre the film is)
By the cloudy scene in the background it gives it a mysterious feeling that something bad will happen in the movie making it seem like an action movie. The loud intense music also represents that it will be a fast pace movie with many action scenes. Also the calm part at the ends gives insight to the common saying of the calm before the storm. The build up of the wind and music dictates that it will be an action movie.

4. What conventions are used to ensure the film appeals to its target audience?
The dark eerie background can the name of the movie could target weather enthusiasts, people looking for adventure and action. The music can give people that rush that gets them interested especially towards the end. The little tease at the end gives a thrill the people love, the movies primary target it thrill seekers and men.

  

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