
For example, I watched the opening title credits for Fight Club. The first titles to appear are 'fox 2000 pictures and regency enterprises presents' and then 'A Linson Films production.' This is because they are the production companies. The reason they appear first is because th
ey funded the film, which therefore arguably gives them the most power. The next title to be shown is 'A David Fincher film' and this is because he is the director. However, this is only seen at the beginning of the credits if the director is particularly well known because it gives the audience an idea of the kind of movie they are about to watch. Following this, the main characters are presented, in this case 3. Most films only mention a handful of main characters because it is unnecessary to list all of them. How famous the actors are also has a big impact on where they are placed in the film as they are arguably one of the main selling points of a film. Then the title of the film appears. This demonstrates to the audience that all the titles shown before are the most important as normally titles that appear after the title of the film are less dominant. After the list of the characters, the other main jobs are presented, such as casting and editing, where it then finished with 'directed by David Fincher.'

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