All openings credit scenes have the same purpose, which is to give cxredit to the poeple who worked on the film. Usually this includes the director, actors, producers, writers and editors. Films can show the credits in different ways, some use creative sequences, others keep them very simple so they don’t take the attention away from the film.
The notebook
The opening credits appear over images of nature, like water and sunlight. The slow pace, soft music, and warm colors create a romantic feeling. The credits are simple and blend into the story instead of standing out. This credit sequence prepares the audience for an emotional love story.
Me before you
The opening credits are also simple and appear during scenes from Lou’s everyday life. The bright colors and music contrast with the serious themes that will come later. This helps show Lou’s personality and optimism, and also makes the audience connect with Lou early.
Titanic
The opening credits play over dark underwater shots of the Titanic wreck. The slow music and sad visuals create a serious tone. The credits feel vert emotional and not exciting. This credit sequence tells the audience that the film is about loss, memory, and tragedy, not just romance.
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