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| 3.37 |
By putting these credits into a timeline we learnt that its a legal requirement for some of the cast and crew to be named before the film. We also learnt that the credits are usually shown in order of importance, for example Sigourney Weaver has her name even before the actual title of the film indicating she is seen as a very important person in this film. We also learnt a general order that most tile sequences are put in. For example the production company always comes first to stop copyright and to brand their films as theirs.
Sophie and Abbey.






























L3
ReplyDeleteBetter presentation here with images, well done
To improve:
Elaborate on why you have to have titles in films
Good effort
Low L3
ReplyDeleteGood description of why you completed the task and why they do this in industry (copyright laws)
However, to improve you could elaborate on this point.
Also, the presentation could be slightly improved by redrawing the timeline and photographing it.