The opening credits that I will include in the introduction of my film, will be inserted directly after the title leaves the screen. They will be displayed over different shots of the setting, to keep the attention of the viewer, so that each contributor to my film will receive the attention and credit that they deserve.
A credit opening seen which I feel does a great Job at keeping the viewer's attention, and displays names in a memorable fashion, is the movie, "Casino", as seen on the website, "The art of the title." This intro contains graphic artwork and animation in the background of the credit sequence, which keeps the audience entertained and focused on the screen.
My film, however, is not as action packed and doesn't fit into the same genre as that one, so I will not include an animated or graphic background, as it may appear boring when fitted into my genre. Instead, I will Include a sort of montage going from shot to shot until I end up into the protagonist's bedroom, where the first scene will begin. I will list out the names in a large font and keep other words in a small one so that the names are more highlighted and earn more credit, as the movie "Casino" also did.
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