In a film of television program or video, the credits help to list some of the most important people behind the making of the production. When shown at the beginning of a film, the credits are normally text that appear on the screen whilst the beginning of the film is taking place. Although sometimes they are shown with static pictures they also could be shown on blank screens in order to add emphasis dependant on whether there is a point that needs to be made or got across to the audience.
Music could also be added to the background of the credit sequence to portray the mood and the atmosphere of what is going to take place or what is happening at the time through either parallel or contrapuntal sound.
A films
credit sequence
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A TV
programs credit sequence
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They
are normally longer and prolonged as they have the time to be more spread out
and spaced evenly with the opening scene of a film.
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Normally
show in front of the films locale.
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Sequence
is elaborate and is one of the first things the audience see.
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Tell
who’s in the movie and what’s about to come.
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The
film Tin Tin shows at the beginning of the film, it jumps straight into the
credits.
Examples:
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They
normally are shorter, more to the point
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Show
small clips of some events that may happen in the later series.
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They
are normally more memorable e.g. the music theme tune
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Each
episode starts differently but credits come in about 5 minutes later.
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American
horror story’s openings consist
Examples:
American Horror Story's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZXnkUXzoXs&list=PLsXU7TSVC4g3JojYuATUXkcCzl97pSJzJ
Orange
is the new Black
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