Analysis of Title Sequence

Catch Me If You Can- Comedy-drama made in 2002
The Title Sequence

First frame, makes the producer of the film look interesting and draws the audiences attention to it as it is a comic book like frame. The writing is squared and curved throughout. It creates an airport theme.

The word 'me' stands out as it is a different colour to the background and the other words. The words in black are the same front and style as the other titles have been produced. The airplane under me continues the airport theme.

Good transition between the different frames by a plane, same as the one under the title, flying over the motorway effectively into the next frame. 

 

The frame changed into a different atmosphere and colour scheme. It looks as if they are in a lift and there is someone walking up stairs on the left. The colours suit the mood of the image being portrayed. 

The red ladies are shown vibrantly against the block black coloured background. Good effect of the receptionists typing out the titles. The frame gives a completely different image from the previous frame. 

Different themes throughout the sequence. The man runs and the papers fall off of the shelf. The three colours used complement each other because they are really bold and eye catching.

The font has changed and it its again a different theme of frame than the one previously. Draws the audiences eye to the screen as the person slides down the 'pole.'

Re-occurring theme (airport) tying in with the beginning of the sequence. Man pushes the screen away to reveal the name. Different visual effect for the audience to see. Created an interesting shape.

Throughout all of the names have been presented the same appart from the last two as they are higher up than the rest of the names to become eyecatching. The sequence includes graphic images by using technology which looks effective. The sequence does not give anything away about the characters of setting to make the film intriguing for the audience.