The title sequence is similar to the actual story line so it's like a little story of its own.
It's based on the story and reflects key points of the story.
What problems might a studio face after an audience test screening?
They may not like the beginning of the movie.
They may not like the end of the movie.
Why do the 2 1/2 minutes of the title sequence become important for the studio?
Because it helps give an insight to the viewer on what the film is about.
It gives them time to put in the stuff they missed out or could not be put into the actual storyline.
What do the title sequences to Dawn of the Dead try to do?
They try to tell and advance the plot of the movie.
They add more to the movie that wasn't able to be placed in the story.
Why does Cooper think titles are so important to a film?
Because it helps the viewer get a good sense of the back story.
It sets the viewer ahead of the film so they can understand what the movie is about.
It gives them time to put in the stuff they missed out or could not be put into the actual storyline.
What do the title sequences to Dawn of the Dead try to do?
They try to tell and advance the plot of the movie.
They add more to the movie that wasn't able to be placed in the story.
Why does Cooper think titles are so important to a film?
Because it helps the viewer get a good sense of the back story.
It sets the viewer ahead of the film so they can understand what the movie is about.
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