The Poster |
So, therefore have decided to do a film title sequence analysis on it
to share with you what caught my attention as the audience when watching it.
In the title sequence of Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 1, the first thing that shows to appear is the name and logo of the studio Summit Entertainment. This is an American film studio and is a subsidiary of Lions Gate. There are many other big hit films from this studio such as all the other sequels of The Twilight Saga, Divergent, Step Up, RED, Sinister and etc.
The logo is shown with a red cloudy and mysterious background as it is in the theme of Twilight, blood, vampires and werewolves.
This was the opening title sequence where it introduces the studio and title.
The closing title sequence begins after Bella opens her red eyes as she becomes a vampire.
The first thing that is shown is the name of the director: Bill Condon
The credits begin with the name of the director with black and bold text on top of red background. This also links to the theme of vampires and blood.
Bill Condon |
Age: 59
An American film director and screenwriter.
Best known for directing and writing Gods and Monsters, Chicago, Kingsley, Dream Girls and finally the series of Twilight.
The screenplay writer- Melissa Rosenberg
Melissa Rosenberg |
From red background and black text, it then moves to the opposite which contrasts and looks attracting to the audiences eyes. Still linking to the theme of vampires, darkness and blood to the film.
What the films based on- Stephanie Meyers novel 'Breaking Dawn'
Producers- Wyck Godfrey, Karen Rosenfelt and Stephanie Meyer
Stephanie Meyer |
This one has a pinkish
background which has a colour linked to flesh with red text above, which also links to vampires.
Virginia Katz |
It also includes the cast:
It then includes a extended clip of the royal vampires 'The Volturi' receiving a letter from 'Carlisle' about Bella finally becoming a vampire and the messenger who is human being dragged away to be bitten. From then the credits are shown again in a credit roll.
Short extended clip |
Credit Roll |
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