Extreme Long Shots and Aerial Shots show the natural beauty of the scenery but also connote a sense of isolation
The non-diegetic, ominous musical score contrasts with the setting and creates a tense atmosphere to start the film.
The rolling credits are not conventional of opening titles as they are more commonly used in closing credits
The slow pace and fade transitions suggest a slower and more psychological aspect of the horror genre.
Catch Me If You Can (Spielberg, 2002)
The opening titles of catch me if you can is an animation of silhouetted figures which also highlights and summarises particular features of the plot within the film.
The combination of the non-diegetic Jazz music and the clothing of the figures give the sequence a 60’s vibe and a sense of setting and era of the film.
The music is fast paced and has a sense of excitement and suspense
There is a clear chase scene between two characters which provides a narrative for the sequence and film.
There is a change in colour scheme between every scene shown within the sequence
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